We’ve written about Roame.Travel before, an award tool that can be particularly useful when searching award availability with Oneworld airlines like Cathay Pacific, British Airways, and Finnair.
If you’ve been interested in the service and haven’t wanted to pay full price, you can currently save 30% when using our exclusive promo code FM30.
The Deal
- Save 30% off the Friends of Roame subscription tier when subscribing to Roame and using promo code FM30.
- Direct link to offer (our affiliate link).
Key Terms
- Expires January 12, 2026 at 11:59pm PT.
Quick Thoughts
Roame has a free tier that offers the following features:
- Real-time search
- Search up to 25 airline loyalty programs up to 365 days in advance
- Any fare class: First, Business, or Economy
- Results in 10-15 seconds
- Real-time 3-day flexible search
- SkyView Lite: 7-day search window for flights departing within 60 days
- Roame Wallet: Track your credit cards and loyalty points
- Free premium deals emails
- Non-commercial use
If you’d like more comprehensive access, the Friends of Roame subscription tier offers the following:
- Unlimited real-time search
- Search up to 25 airline loyalty programs up to 365 days in advance
- Any fare class: First, Business, or Economy
- Results in 10-15 seconds
- Real-time 7-day flexible search
- SkyView
- 60-day flexible search for the entire 365 day award calendar
- Multi-region search (city, state, sub-region, country, continent)
- 10 Multi-region Super Alerts
- 100% more alerts
- Covers multiple airports and entire regions
- Use filters to find the exact flights you need
- Stays on until you turn them off
- Roame Wallet: Track your credit cards and loyalty points
- Free premium deals emails
- Email Support
- Non-commercial use
Friends of Roame currently costs $109.99, so the additional 30% off from the FM30 promo code reduces that to $76.99 for the year.
If you haven’t used Roame before, it’s worth checking out the guide that Greg wrote. That shares pros and cons of the service, as well as further detail about some of the features that the tool offers.
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Roame sucks. Focus mainly for deals to Japan and Paris. No deals for longer routes to Australia/India/Maldives etc. I signed up for Roame and set alerts, and never getting any alerts for my trips, despite prices going down much lower than points i set for (I had set business class alerts at 100k, there were deals at 70K available and never got any alerts). Only alerts i got were phantom deals on Jetblue. I cancelled my subscription in one month. I have found better services with pointsyeah.com and seats.aero. My 2 cents… ‘Join Roame at your own risk”
However, if you have time, doing your own manual search gives best deals. And join Roame if you want to fly to Japan or Paris every month
You guys incessantly shill for these parasites. Won’t you ever stop making things worse for us all in your never-ending quest to squeeze out one more dollar from affiliate deals and put money in your pockets?
The endless shilling of a grand total of one other post about Roame and their mention in a separate post about other award search tools? https://frequentmiler.com/tag/roame/
The FM team shills a lot less than most. And they are very upfront about when a deal isn’t a deal, even when it is to their financial detriment.
Pretty sure that going into detail about the benefits of simply using the free version can’t be characterized as shilling.
It’s an example of how FM has established an organizational culture where honestly and transparency are cornerstone principles, as opposed to maximizing press time and daily asks for clicks.
I used to think that it didn’t go unnoticed, but appearantly some readers need a reminder, as they’ve allowed a healthy dose of cynicism to evolve into something that clouds their objectivity.
Don’t feed the troll!