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Every morning we check live fares on the Australia–Asia routes we track and score each one against its own price history. You only hear from us when it's actually cheap.
Free. Pick a destination and we'll email you the morning a nonstop, full-service fare there scores Rare and checks out on Google Flights — at most one a day per destination, never more than two a week in total. Unsubscribe any time.
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Scored against this route's own price history
All fares in AUD
250,000+
fares tracked
40
routes scored daily
5
Australian cities
8
Asian destinations
SavvyFlyer tracks 40 Australia–Asia routes and has scored over 250,000 fares — each one against that route’s own price history, rescored every morning at 6am AEST.
A 0–100 rating for every fare, every day. We don't compare against ads or "sale" prices — we compare against that route's own history, so a high score in Bali means the same thing as a high score in Tokyo: genuinely cheap.
How the Savvy Score works →Rare · 85–100
Book now. Fares this low rarely last the day.
Hot · 75–84
Almost gone — a great fare, well below the usual range.
Strong · 65–74
Don't miss it. Solid value if your dates line up.
Dropping · 55–64
Below typical — cheaper than usual for this route, but it can move either way.
Stable · 45–54
Around typical — the ordinary price for this route, nothing unusual either way.
Overpriced · 0–44
Above typical. You'd be paying a premium.
Fares checked this morning at 6am AEST · All fares in AUD.
Bali
Denpasar
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Japan
Tokyo & Osaka
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Thailand
Bangkok & Phuket
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Vietnam
Hanoi & Ho Chi Minh City
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Singapore
Changi
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South Korea
Seoul
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Philippines
Manila
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Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
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SavvyFlyer helps Australians stop overpaying for flights to Asia. We track live fares every day from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide to Bali, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, South Korea, the Philippines and Malaysia — then score each fare so you know exactly when to book. Pick your destination and let the data show whether today's fare is a genuine deal for that route.
Pick your home city and the destinations you care about — Bali to Seoul, 8 destinations covered.
We score live fares against each route's own history every morning at 6am AEST.
Get an alert only when a fare hits Rare, our top band. Book it, pack your bags.
The Savvy Score is a 0–100 rating we update every morning. We track live fares on flights from Australia to Asia and compare each one against that route's own recent price history. A high score means today's fare is genuinely cheap for that route; a low score means it's overpriced. Every fare falls into one of six tiers, from Rare (85–100, book now) to Overpriced (0–44, dearer than usual) — so you can see whether today's fare is genuinely cheap for that route, or just ordinary.
It varies by route, but one pattern holds across all of them: fares spike during the Australian school holidays — July especially — so travelling in the quieter shoulder weeks either side is usually cheaper. Rather than rely on a single cheapest month, we score each day's fare against that route's own history so you can see when a genuine deal actually appears.
Usually — but how much earlier matters, and it differs by route. Flying to Bali, waiting even a month cost more on 98% of the dates we tracked (a median 29% extra), so book early. Flying to Tokyo, the fare is flat from one to four months out, so booking super-early saves nothing — one to three months is the sweet spot. The one rule everywhere: leaving it to the final fortnight is always the dearest option.
From the fares we've tracked: Bali — as early as you can, the price only climbs. Tokyo/Japan — one to three months out (earlier doesn't help, later costs you). Vietnam — at least a couple of months ahead, and earlier still helps a little. For the live call on any given day, check that route's Savvy Score.
