Compare flights and hotels in one table

Travel search results are exactly the kind of repeated, comparable listing Pulse is built for: it structures each option into its own row with real fields (price, duration, departure/arrival, or the equivalent for hotels), typed and sortable in the export.

Travel sites are built for choosing quickly, not for deciding carefully. The results are ranked by something you did not pick, the cheapest option is rarely the one you want once the duration is counted, and comparing two sites means holding one screen in your head while you look at another. A table fixes the part that is genuinely hard: price and duration side by side, as numbers, sorted the way you choose rather than the way the page chose for you.

Two honest limits come with that. Pulse structures the results page you have open, so the comparison is a snapshot of what that page showed at that moment, and live fares move: treat the export as a record of what you saw, not as a price you are quoted. And Pulse does not book, hold or price anything. It reads the page and hands you the table; the transaction stays with the travel site, where it belongs.