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FlightTruth: Google Flights Fee Revealer

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Shows baggage-cost estimates where supported and flags selected booking providers on Google Flights. Not live quotes.

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Time on the storeUnder a yearA rough range, not an exact date

Store users150As shown on the Chrome Web Store

Chrome Web Store rating5.0 / 511 ratings on the Chrome Web Store

Last store update4 Oct 2026Version 2.5.3, 5 days ago

Inside the extension

FlightTruth: Google Flights Fee Revealer developer product preview 1

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Reviews

Aishat Dauda8 months ago
Google Flights Price Hacker – Save More! – Helps you see cheaper flight options by comparing what you find on Google Flights with deals from many airlines and travel sites, showing better prices right in your search results.
clara Sunday8 months ago
Find Better Flight Deals – Lets you take a screenshot of your current flight choice and instantly searches for a lower price for the same trip using its global network of travel partners. Has positive ratings and works across multiple booking sites.
Charles Thomas8 months ago
FlightTruth’s estimates are incredibly useful when planning travel budgets.
Favour Mercy8 months ago
FlightTruth is a Chrome extension that enhances Google Flights by showing estimated total prices with baggage fees and warning about risky booking sites. It’s a useful idea and privacy-focused, but it’s still in beta with very few users and no reviews yet, so reliability isn’t fully proven. Good for testing, not for critical booking decisions yet.
Juliana johnson8 months ago
FlightTruth is a beta Chrome extension that adds estimated baggage fees to Google Flights prices and warns about risky booking sites. It’s a useful idea and privacy-focused, but with very few installs and no reviews yet, its accuracy and reliability are still unproven.
Yoni Jenudi8 months ago
Hands down one of the most useful Chrome extensions I’ve installed. It saved me a lot of money and worked seamlessly in the background. Kudos to the developers for building something that actually delivers value.
Charleston8 months ago
FlightTruth is a really useful Chrome extension that makes Google Flights way more honest by showing real prices with baggage fees included. It saves time and helps avoid misleading “cheap” fares, especially from sketchy third-party booking sites. Simple, privacy-friendly, and genuinely helpful for frequent travelers. Great idea and works well, excited to see how it improves as it grows.
Samuel Readersfirst8 months ago
FlightTruth makes Google Flights more honest by showing estimated baggage fees directly in the search results. It helps you see the true cost of a flight before booking and warns about unreliable third-party sites. Simple, lightweight, and privacy-friendly. Still in beta, but very useful for avoiding surprise fees.
dauda aishat8 months ago
FlightTruth is a Chrome browser extension designed to enhance Google Flights by showing the real cost of flights including typical baggage fees and flagging potentially risky third-party booking sites. It aims to help users avoid surprises from hidden fees when searching cheap airfare.
Shugert Marketing8 months ago
FlightTruth is a browser extension designed to enhance Google Flights by showing estimated baggage fees and warning users about potentially risky booking sites. It aims to give a more realistic idea of the true cost of airfare, especially when airlines charge extra for bags or when third-party sellers appear cheaper but may be unreliable.
Ekwueme Ebuka8 months ago
FlightTruth is a travel tool in public beta that aims to show you the “real” cost of budget airline tickets by adding estimated baggage fees directly on Google Flights and alerting you to risky third-party booking sites. It’s designed to run automatically when you search for flights, and the developer states it does not track or collect your browsing data.
Roseline Jacob8 months ago
A new beta extension that estimates real flight prices with baggage fees and flags risky booking sites. Privacy-friendly, but with no user reviews yet—promising, though unproven.