The official scheduler looks empty for months — until someone cancels. Cancellations open up every day, and they're gone in minutes. We check 151 enrollment centers every 60 seconds and text you the instant a slot opens at the locations you choose.
Appointment Hopper: An interview slot just opened at Ontario Intl — Tue, Aug 11, 10:15 AM. Book now at ttp.cbp.dhs.gov before it's taken. · just now
Choose the enrollment centers that work for you — home airport, one nearby, one you'd drive to for the right date.
Our system re-checks availability at your centers every 60 seconds, day and night. Most openings are cancellations that appear without warning.
The moment a slot appears, you get an SMS. You book it yourself on the official CBP website — we never touch your account or your login.
We're a new service, so you won't find a wall of five-star reviews here — and we'd rather show you nothing than show you fake ones.
What we can offer instead: a real guarantee. If you don't book an interview during your 30 days of alerts, email us and we'll refund your $29. No forms, no arguing.
And a design that protects you: you never give us your Trusted Traveler login. We only watch the public availability calendar and send you a text. Every booking happens on the official government site, by you.
The guarantee, in plain words: if your 30 days end and you didn't book an appointment, reply to any of our emails and we'll send your $29 back.
No. You pay $29 once for 30 days of alerts. When the 30 days end, nothing renews and you're never charged again. If you want more time, you can buy another 30 days — that's entirely up to you.
No. Appointment Hopper is an independent alert service with no connection to CBP, DHS, or any government agency. You book your interview yourself at the official Trusted Traveler Program site, ttp.cbp.dhs.gov.
Never. We only monitor publicly visible appointment availability. Your login, your application, and your booking stay entirely between you and CBP.
Popular centers can see a cancellation claimed within minutes. That's exactly why refreshing the page yourself rarely works — and why a 60-second scan with an instant text does.
Then you get your money back. Email us within your alert period or after it ends, and we'll refund the full $29.