Paid resellers charge $10–16 and make you wait. Free generators hand you a fake screenshot. Here's the honest, side-by-side truth — including what we can't do — so you can pick in two minutes.
Buy a refundable fare (expensive, slow to refund), pay an onward-ticket reseller ($10–16, human queues), or screenshot a fake ticket (risky and dishonest). A fourth way appeared when reservation-style itinerary generators got good: instant, verifiable-on-its-face documents for the price of a coffee. That's the category we're in — and the table below is how we'd compare anyone in it, including ourselves.
| What matters | FlightProof | Typical paid resellers |
|---|---|---|
| Price | the lowest price for your route | $10–16 per itinerary, some "verified" tiers at $20+ |
| Delivery | ~60 seconds, fully automated | Minutes to hours — often a human places the reservation |
| Booking reference | PNR-style reference printed on the itinerary | Real PNR from a held booking (varies by provider) |
| Date change | Free reissue, any time | Usually a new paid order |
| What you receive | Reservation-style itinerary for travel-documentation purposes — stated plainly | Held/reserved ticket that may or may not survive the airline's schedule changes |
| Payment | Card or crypto (Solana) | Card; crypto rarely accepted |
| Refund policy | Refund if we can't deliver | Frequently non-refundable |
| Signup required | None — form to inbox | Accounts, verification emails |
Free fake-ticket generators output edited images or PDFs with invented references. They fail the one test that matters: someone at check-in or immigration tries to read the document and it contradicts itself. A fabricated document at an airline counter or border isn't a money-saving hack — it's the fastest way to be denied boarding or entry. If budget is the constraint, an onward itinerary consistent itinerary is the honest floor.
Most onward-ticket services charge between and per itinerary, and some resellers charge or more for "verified" options. FlightProof generates a reservation-style itinerary with a PNR-style booking reference the lowest price for your routeone payment, with free reissue if your travel date changes.
No — and we say so plainly. FlightProof produces a reservation-style itinerary with a PNR-style booking reference for travel-documentation purposes, not a confirmed airline booking. It is built to answer a check-in or immigration question about your onward plans honestly and instantly.
Because it is automated. Traditional resellers pay call centers, middlemen and real refundable-fare fees, and pass that on as a $10–16 price tag. Our generator builds your itinerary in about a minute with no human in the loop, so the price stays at $7.
Free generators produce edited screenshots or PDFs with made-up references that fall apart the moment anyone tries to verify them — and showing one at an airline counter or border can get you denied. Every FlightProof itinerary carries a consistent, verifiable reference and route data that answers a real question instead of faking an airline record.
Consulates want a credible, consistent itinerary — not a paid flight you'll cancel. FlightProof's reservation-style itinerary includes your route, dates, passenger name and a PNR-style reference, which is exactly the document level visa checklists ask for. See our US visa itinerary guide for the interview-specific version.
About 60 seconds from form to email, around the clock. You pay, the itinerary is generated and lands in your inbox with the booking reference on it — fast enough to order while you're in the check-in queue.
Order it before you need it — free reissue if your dates move.
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