Should I book now or wait?
The real choice is not just buy or wait. It is act, hold, or keep watching.
A low fare can still be normal for that route. A high fare can still be worth taking if the window is closing. A flat-looking page can still hide useful movement if the route has started to tighten.
SERP Radio is built to reduce that ambiguity. It is trying to tell you whether the market looks favorable enough to move, noisy enough to wait, or active enough to keep on the watchlist.
It reads price context, timing context, and route-state changes together.
Route pages tell you where the current fare sits against recent behavior. Best-time pages add booking-window guidance. The live market signal adds movement: is this route settling, heating up, or starting to reprice?
In plain terms, the difference is this: cheap means the route looks better than usual, normal means it is behaving like its usual range, and hot means the market is pushing against you.
Start with the route page, confirm with timing, then decide whether to move or watch.
Read the route page first for price context. Open the best-time page if your dates are flexible. If the signal still feels mixed, leave the route on the watchlist instead of forcing a decision too early.
That is the intended workflow: read, compare, watch, then move.