The price they quote you
is not the price you pay.
Hotels advertise a nightly rate and add resort fees at checkout. Airlines advertise a fare and charge for the bag, the seat, and sometimes the carry-on. We add all of it up first, then rank by the number that matters.
+573%
True total price
A Las Vegas room advertised at $10 a night costs $67. We rank by the $67, and show you exactly what the headline concealed.
$401 → $905
Airlines compared properly
Spirit has the lowest fare on this route and the highest real cost, once a carry-on and a bag are priced. Every carrier, side by side, with your bags.
$447 → $130
Priced by trip length
Your flight costs the same whether you stay two nights or eight, so the per-night price collapses as you stay longer. We show the whole curve.
3 nights = 2.1 days
Usable days, not nights
A flight landing at 9:56pm and another leaving at 12:56pm turns three nights into two usable days. We price the days you actually get.
Cities with real captured prices
Everywhere else returns modeled prices, clearly labelled per vertical. Airline fee policies are real; the fares are generated from a model calibrated on captured data. Only live supplier prices can be booked; a modeled result is marked as one and carries no way to buy it.