Less searching. More going.

Your next stop.
A better fare.

One place to find a cheaper bus ride. We’re building FareScout to compare your options, save your trips, and watch for fares worth catching.

In development. Sample trips first; live fares later.

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Built around the rider

Free search & alerts are the plan

Book directly with the provider

Clear about what’s live

A simpler way from A to B

Spend less time
checking tabs.

Whether you’re heading home or getting out of town, the plan is simple: put the details that matter in one place.

Your route. Your budget.
01

Start with your destination

Choose your departure city, destination, date, and passengers. One search starts the journey.

02

See the whole trip, not just the price

The planned results put the cheapest fare first, alongside the company, departure and arrival times, and trip length. Check stops and baggage rules before booking with the provider.

03

Set a price. Let the fare come to you.

Save searches in My trips and choose a target price. Phone alerts are planned once live fare data is connected.

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One trip. Everything together.
Illustrative workflow — not live search results.

From

New York

To

Philadelphia

Compare optionsCheapest first
Choose an alert targetYour price limit
Provider booking links first. Live fare comparisons and notifications follow when a data partner is connected.

A clear starting point

Small first.
Useful from the start.

The first prototype will use sample trips, search and alert setup, and booking links to Greyhound and FlixBus. It won’t claim to show live prices.

Search and alerts are planned to stay free for riders. Partner commissions may support FareScout when you book through a link.

The next step: test the idea with real bus riders before investing in live fare data.

The journey starts here

Less fare hunting.
More getting there.

See what we’re building for riders who would rather check one place than three. No live fares or bookings on this page yet.

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