Yes, there is a working Roame promo code. Use SLASH at checkout for 25% off a Roame subscription, or SHRIKANT for 25% off your first payment. Both are exclusive SlashCouponCode codes with no expiry date.
Roame does not publish any promo code on its own site, and it does not run public sitewide sales. The only Roame discounts that exist are creator codes issued through its partner programme – which is exactly why the codes you find scattered around the web contradict each other so badly.
Worth knowing before you go looking further: every genuine Roame partner code is worth the same 25%. Roame fixes that rate in its own programme terms, so there is no better code to hunt for – only the question of whether a given code is still inside its campaign window.
The codes, and what they actually do
| Code | What you get | Applies to | Expiry |
|---|
| SLASH | 25% off | Roame subscription plans | No expiry (exclusive code) |
| SHRIKANT | 25% off your first payment | Roame subscription plans | No expiry (exclusive code) |
Apply either one in the promo code field at checkout, before you pay. Roame’s own terms confirm that promotional code redemption changes what you are charged, so the field is there – it appears once you have chosen a plan and reached the payment step.
Roame plans and real prices
Roame bills in US dollars and sells three things: a free plan, a mid tier called Friends of Roame, and a top tier called Inner Circle. If you have read elsewhere that Roame has an “Enterprise” plan at $3,499.99 a year, that tier no longer exists under that name or anywhere near that price – it is now Inner Circle at $299.99. Several well-known sites are still running the old figure.
| Plan | Price | With 25% code | What it adds |
|---|
| Community | Free, forever | – | Award search across up to 25 loyalty programmes, 365 days ahead, any cabin; 3-day flexible search; SkyView Lite; Roame Wallet; deal emails |
| Friends of Roame (annual) | $109.99 / year | $82.49 | 7-day flexible search; full SkyView across the whole 365-day calendar; multi-region search; 10 Super Alerts; SMS alerts; hotel rebate credits; email support |
| Friends of Roame (monthly) | $12.99 / month | $9.74 | Same features as the annual plan, billed month to month |
| Inner Circle (annual) | $299.99 / year | $224.99 | Everything above, plus 100 Super Alerts instead of 10 and a much higher hotel rebate ceiling |
One thing worth understanding about those prices. Roame’s pricing page shows “30% off” on the annual Friends of Roame plan and “69% off” on annual Inner Circle. Those badges are not a limited-time sale – they compare paying annually against paying monthly for twelve months. The annual price is simply the annual price, available every day of the year, so there is no deadline to rush for.
Which Roame plan should you actually pay for?
Roame is one of the rare tools where the free plan is not a teaser. Work out which of these you are before you spend anything.
| If this is you | Plan | Cost with code | Why |
|---|
| Curious, or booking one trip a year | Community (free) | $0 | You still get real-time award search across up to 25 loyalty programmes, a full 365 days ahead, in any cabin. For a single well-planned redemption that is often enough. |
| Chasing a specific route or date range | Friends of Roame | $82.49 / year | The 7-day flexible window and full SkyView are what turn “is there space?” into “where is space?”. Multi-region search and 10 Super Alerts do the watching for you. |
| Testing whether it earns its keep | Friends of Roame monthly | $9.74 for month one | Same features, month to month. A sensible way to run it through one real booking cycle before committing to a year. |
| Running many searches across many routes | Inner Circle | $224.99 / year | Only worth it if you will genuinely use more than 10 Super Alerts or push serious hotel spend through Roame – see the note below. |
Is Inner Circle worth $190 more?
For most people, no – and this is the clearest pricing trap in Roame’s line-up. Inner Circle costs $190 a year more than Friends of Roame, and the upgrade buys exactly two things: 100 multi-region Super Alerts instead of 10, and a far higher ceiling on hotel rebate credits. Every search feature, the full SkyView calendar, every alert channel and the flexible-search window are identical on both plans.
So the question is narrow: will you really run more than ten standing alerts at once, or book enough hotels through Roame to exhaust the lower rebate ceiling? If not, Friends of Roame gives you the same search engine for a third of the price.
How Roame discount codes work
Roame does not publish a promo code on its own site and does not run public sitewide sales. Discounts exist only as codes issued to partners, and Roame fixes that partner rate at 25% in its own programme terms.
Two things follow from that, and they save a lot of searching. First, there is no better rate waiting to be found – every genuine Roame code is worth the same 25%, so the only question is whether a given code is still active. Second, partner codes are often issued for a defined campaign window, which is why a code that worked a few months ago may simply have reached its end date. The two codes at the top of this page are current.
Roame referral codes do not exist – and the reward is not yours
This is the single most misreported thing about Roame, and it is worth two minutes because a lot of pages will send you looking for something that was never there.
Roame’s referral programme works through a unique link, not a typed code. There is no referral code to enter anywhere. More importantly, the reward goes to the person who refers you, not to you: they receive one month free once you sign up through their link and pay for a subscription. Roame’s own guide is explicit that simply referring someone does not count – the referred person has to actually buy a plan.
So if you arrive at Roame through somebody’s referral link expecting a discount at checkout, there is not one. A promo code is the only mechanism that reduces what you pay, which is why the two codes at the top of this page are worth using.
What Roame actually searches
Roame is an award-flight search engine: it looks for seats that can be booked with points and miles, rather than cash fares. Its help centre lists 19+ airline loyalty programmes covering more than 200 airlines, including Aeroplan, Flying Blue, Alaska Mileage Plan, AAdvantage, LifeMiles, Delta SkyMiles, Emirates Skywards, Etihad Guest, Iberia Plus, JetBlue TrueBlue, Qantas, SAS EuroBonus, Turkish, United MileagePlus, Virgin Atlantic and Virgin Australia. Roame says it adds programmes regularly, and its own pages quote slightly different totals in different places – the help centre figure is the one to trust.
Beyond plain search, the paid tiers add the features that do the work for you: SkyView shows availability across a 60-day flexible window on the full award calendar, multi-region search lets you hunt by city, country or continent rather than a single airport, and Super Alerts watch routes and tell you when space opens.
What to check before you subscribe
- SMS alerts are US and Canada only. Subscribers elsewhere pay the same price but can only receive alerts by email and in-app. If you were subscribing mainly for instant phone alerts and you are outside North America, this is the detail to know first.
- The free plan is licensed for non-commercial use. If you are searching on behalf of clients or running a booking service, the free tier is not the right basis for that.
- Do not pay for Inner Circle by default. As above, the gap between the tiers is narrower than the price difference suggests.
- Roame finds award space; the booking happens with the loyalty programme. It is a search and alerting tool, so budget your time for the transfer and ticketing step at the airline end.
Once the flight is sorted, the rest of the trip has its own savings: we track current deals for Yesim travel eSIMs so you land connected without roaming charges, plus Trip.com hotel and flight offers and Klook tours and activities.
- Open Roame from any code or plan button on this page.
- Create your account – the free Community plan needs no card, so you can look around first.
- Go to the subscription page and choose your plan, and choose annual or monthly billing before you continue. The annual price is already the cheaper per-month option; the code comes off on top of it.
- At the payment step, enter SLASH (or SHRIKANT) in the promo code field and apply it. The total drops by 25% before you pay.
Does Roame have a promo code?
Yes. The exclusive code SLASH takes 25% off a Roame subscription, and SHRIKANT takes 25% off your first payment. Roame publishes no promo code on its own website – the only real Roame discounts are creator codes like these, issued through its partner programme.
Why do some Roame codes stop working?
Roame issues discount codes to its partners, and many are tied to a campaign window with an end date. Once that window closes the code stops applying at checkout, even though the page promoting it may still be online. Roame sets the partner discount at a fixed 25%, so any active code is worth the same amount.
Is there a Roame referral code?
No. Roame’s referral programme uses a unique link rather than a code, and the reward is one month free for the person doing the referring – the person signing up does not get a discount. A promo code is the only way to reduce what you pay at checkout.
How much does Roame cost?
The Community plan is free permanently. Friends of Roame is $109.99 a year or $12.99 a month, and Inner Circle is $299.99 a year. With a 25% code those paid prices come down to $82.49, $9.74 and $224.99. The “30% off” and “69% off” badges on Roame’s pricing page compare annual against monthly billing; they are not a limited-time sale.
Is Roame free?
There is a genuinely free Community plan, and it is more capable than most free tiers: real-time award search across up to 25 loyalty programmes, a full 365 days ahead, in economy, business or first, plus a 3-day flexible search, SkyView Lite and the Roame Wallet for tracking your points balances. The paid tiers widen the flexible search window, unlock multi-region search and add Super Alerts.
What is the difference between Friends of Roame and Inner Circle?
Two things only: Inner Circle gives 100 multi-region Super Alerts instead of 10, and a much higher annual ceiling on hotel rebate credits. Search, SkyView, flexible-search windows and alert channels are the same on both. For most travellers Friends of Roame is the right plan.
Which airlines and programmes does Roame cover?
Roame’s help centre lists 19 or more airline loyalty programmes spanning over 200 airlines, among them Aeroplan, Flying Blue, Alaska, American AAdvantage, United MileagePlus, Delta SkyMiles, Avianca LifeMiles, Virgin Atlantic and Qantas. The list grows over time, so check the supported-programmes page for the current set.
Who is behind Roame?
Roame Holdings, Inc., based in San Francisco and co-founded by Tim Qin and Zi Liu. The product is at roame.travel – note that some coupon sites list the wrong domain entirely.
Ready to start searching?
Open Roame, pick your plan, and enter SLASH at the payment step for 25% off – Friends of Roame comes down to $82.49 for the year, or use SHRIKANT for 25% off a first monthly payment if you would rather try it month to month. If you are only booking one trip this year, start on the free Community plan: it searches up to 25 loyalty programmes a full year ahead and may be all you need.
