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Going API

Consumer flight-deal alert subscription (B2C) · going.com

No public API. Going is a consumer flight-deal alert service with no developer portal, endpoints, webhooks, or SDK, and no RSS feed of deals. The only programmatic-adjacent surface is an Impact Radius affiliate program that provides tracking links, not data.

Last verified: July 2026Hospitality & Travel
API GRADE
F
VERIFIED JUL 2026

SCORECARD

ExistenceFAILNo API in any form: no endpoints, webhooks, RSS feed, or developer program.
AccessFAILNothing to request access to; the Impact Radius affiliate program is tracking links and pixels only.
CoveragePOORDeal feeds, member data, and booking events have no programmatic path out of the product.
AuthFAILNo authentication surface exists; the app's private endpoints are off limits under the Terms of Use.
Docs & DXFAILNo docs, portal, or SDKs; free competitors publish RSS feeds and Going does not.
StabilityMIXED
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Frequently asked questions

Going scores F on the API Report Card. No public API. Going is a consumer flight-deal alert service with no developer portal, endpoints, webhooks, or SDK, and no RSS feed of deals. The only programmatic-adjacent surface is an Impact Radius affiliate program that provides tracking links, not data.

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No public API exists, so there are no API-specific complaints to surface, there is also no developer community in which to file them going.com ↗
The Going affiliate program (via Impact Radius) is marketing-only; publishers cannot programmatically pull deal feeds, member data, or booking events into their own products going.com ↗
No documented webhook for new-deal events; competing free services (Secret Flying, The Flight Deal) actually publish RSS feeds, which Going does not going.com ↗
Going's mobile-app endpoints are not published or supported as a third-party API; any access would be reverse-engineering and against ToS going.com ↗
Hacker News discussion of the rebrand notes that Going has 'basically implemented' a flight-deal mailing list as a nice consumer product, i.e. there is no platform layer to integrate against news.ycombinator.com ↗
Difficulty canceling subscription; multiple users report being unable to cancel without contacting Member Success, and some report repeated unauthorized renewals across years even after changing credit card numbers trustpilot.com ↗
Auto-renewal surprise, users routinely report not realizing the annual subscription auto-renews and discovering the charge months later; refund policy is non-refundable beyond a 30-day 'View Options' window going.com ↗
Duplicate billing, Trustpilot reports include reviewers charged the annual fee multiple times in a short window, with Going customer service initially unable to locate the charge trustpilot.com ↗
Deal quality / mismatch, Reddit and Trustpilot threads report deals not matching member expectations, deals from airports the member doesn't actually fly from, and deals already expiring by the time the email arrives realreviews.io ↗
Refund disputes severe enough that chargeback-as-a-service vendors publish step-by-step Going.com refund guides bbb.org ↗
Premium tier deal quantity has declined per long-time members post-rebrand; some say free-tier and competitor free feeds (Secret Flying, The Flight Deal) cover the same fares viatravelers.com ↗
Website/app friction reports, non-working dropdowns, persistent login problems, occasional account-recovery issues trustpilot.com ↗
BBB-logged complaints concentrate on billing, cancellation, and refund handling rather than deal quality bbb.org ↗
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