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Miss your flight connection → get paid

A simple idea: if delays make your connection impossible, you get a fixed payout. No claims, no stress.

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Separate tickets — no airline protection

AUS → EWR → LIS

Different tickets • Tight layover • Real exposure

Fallback starts at

52 min delay

Example payout for this connection

$400

Covers most last-minute rebooking costs on this route

If delays make this connection unachievable and you miss it, you get the payout.

You book two flights separately to save money or find a better route. It works — until the first leg is delayed.

If you miss the onward flight, airlines usually will not step in. You may end up paying for a new ticket yourself.

A clearer fallback for risky connections

LayoverGuard is built for travelers who knowingly take connection risk to save money, reach better routes, or mix separate tickets.

Simple rules, itinerary-based thresholds, and a fixed payout if the connection is no longer realistically achievable.

Add both legs of your trip, even if they are on separate tickets or different airlines.

Before purchase, you see the delay point at which the connection is considered no longer realistically achievable for that itinerary.

If delays push the trip past that threshold and you confirm you missed the onward flight, LayoverGuard pays the fixed amount.

LayoverGuard applies when delays make your connection no longer reasonably achievable under the itinerary rules shown before purchase.

No paperwork. No receipts. No arguing about who should help with separate tickets.

Be first to try LayoverGuard when it launches.