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We keep only what your price watch needs.

Last updated: 10 July 2026.

Watches saved in your browser

Your browser saves the cruise, product, price you paid, target price and public prices it has seen. Remove the watch from your list, or clear this site's browser data, to delete that copy.

Email alerts

If email alerts are available and you ask for one, we save your email address, cruise, product, paid or target price, and alert history. Our server checks the Royal product details again instead of trusting information sent by your browser.

Opening a confirmation link does not turn on the watch. The link expires after 24 hours. You must press the Confirm button yourself.

Abuse prevention

Vercel runs a hidden check to spot bots. For a short time, we keep scrambled versions of your internet address and email address. They help us stop spam and too many price checks. The rate-limit table does not store the original values.

Deleting data and how long we keep it

After you confirm, we give you a secure link to view or permanently delete the email watch. Every later alert includes the same kind of link. We also delete email watches 30 days after the cruise. Old confirmation requests and short-term security records are cleared automatically. We may keep public price history, without your email or other personal details, for up to two years.

What we never ask for

Do not give us your Royal Caribbean password, booking reference, payment details or passport information. Cruise Reprice does not need them.

Providers

Vercel hosts the site, checks for bots and runs the daily price checks. Neon stores confirmed email watches. Resend sends the emails. Neon and Resend are added through Vercel Marketplace when email alerts are turned on.

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