Most award trips start with nothing open. Instead of checking every morning, ask your assistant to set a trip watch: AwardClaw keeps scanning and emails you when saver seats appear on your dates.
Example chat. Real answers use live seats.
A trip watch is the simple version: one route, a date window of up to 60 days, a cabin and a seat count. It needs no AI after it is created, and it emails you on its own.
An always-on agent, like a ChatGPT dot, can do more judgment: check several routes, weigh programs and only ping you when something beats your bar. Use it when your plans are loose.
Set the seat count to your whole party, so you aren't alerted to a single seat when four of you are travelling. Add a miles ceiling if you only want true sweet spots.
Ask your assistant to list and tidy your watches now and then. Old ones for trips you already booked just add noise.
create_trip_watchlist_trip_watchesdelete_trip_watchRoutes are rescanned several times a day, and a watch fires on the scan that first finds your seats.
Pro+ includes SMS alerts for drops. Trip watches email you; a dot or an n8n workflow can forward them anywhere you like.
Up to 10 active watches. Ask your assistant to delete old ones to make room.
AI agent access comes with Pro+, $120 a year, along with text alerts, first class drops and trip watches.
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