Cheap Flight Destinations

Cheap Flight Destinations turns Google Flights' Explore map into data: give it an airport and it returns the places you can fly to and what each one costs — city, country, price, airline, stops, duration and the dates that make that price. The "where can I go for $200" question, as rows.

$0.20 per 1,000 rows. No run fee, no search fee, no proxy fee. A full sweep of an origin is typically 60 destinations — just over one cent.

What a run returns

Field	Example
city / country / airportCode	Singapore / Singapore / SIN
price / currency	92 / USD
airline / stops	Jetstar / 0
durationMinutes	175
departureDate / returnDate	The dates behind that price
googleFlightsUrl	Opens that destination's search on Google Flights

How to use it

1. Enter your origin airport (DPS, LHR, JFK).
2. Optionally set a departure date — leave it empty and Google picks the cheapest dates it can find.
3. Set maxDestinations (default 60) and click Start.

Filter the rows by price, duration or stops afterwards, or cap them on the way in with maxPrice, maxDurationMinutes and maxStops.

{
  "exploreAnywhere": true,
  "origin": "DPS",
  "maxDestinations": 60,
  "maxPrice": 300,
  "currency": "USD"
}

What it is good for

• Deal sites and newsletters: a weekly "cheapest 20 places from your city" list, built from data rather than hand-checked.
• Travel agencies: answer "we have $400 and a week off, where can we go" in one run.
• Airlines and airports: see how your routes are priced next to everything else from that origin.
• Content and SEO: "cheap flights from X" pages that are actually current.

Run it for several origins in one go by putting them in routes, or schedule it weekly so the list is never stale.

What it costs

One event, $0.0002 per row — $0.20 per 1,000, down to $0.10 on higher Store tiers. Sixty destinations from one origin cost about a cent. Twenty origins refreshed weekly for a month is 4,800 rows — 96 cents. Searches, retries, residential proxy and run start are free; failed rows are never charged.

Notes and limits

Explore prices are indicative: they are the cheapest fare Google can find for flexible dates, and the exact itinerary is confirmed when you search that destination directly — the googleFlightsUrl on every row takes you there. Coverage depends on what Google shows for that origin; small airports return fewer destinations. If a request fails after retries, an error row explains why and is free.

The Actor reads publicly displayed prices without logging in or collecting personal data. Google's terms restrict automated access, and the legality of scraping public data depends on your jurisdiction and use.

Need something else?

Want a different shape — grouped by country, or only nonstop under five hours? Open an issue on this Actor's page — answered the same day.

Once you have a destination: Flight Price Calendar for the cheapest dates, Flight Price Tracker to watch the fare, and Google Flights Scraper for the full itinerary list with booking options.