CLEAR’s 2026 holiday offer will cut the first-year price of a new CLEAR+ membership to $149 from $219, but the three-day promotion does not begin until Dec. 1. The company says the app-only offer will run through Dec. 3 at midnight Eastern time; as of Nov. 14, the discounted price is not yet available.

CLEAR+ holiday deal prices and dates

New members can join for $149 for the first year, a $70 reduction from CLEAR’s stated regular $219 price. New or existing members can also add up to three people for $79 each for their first year, compared with the stated $125 price. CLEAR says the offer is available only in its mobile app from Tuesday, Dec. 1, through Thursday, Dec. 3, and expires at midnight Eastern time on the final day.

The promotion applies to the first year only, according to the company’s announcement. Anyone considering it should check the renewal price and membership terms in the app before enrolling; the $149 rate is not a year-round price and cannot be used before the sale window opens.

What the holiday guest passes include

CLEAR is also offering members up to five holiday guest passes through its app. Fast Company reported that each pass gives a nonmember a 14-day trial and that recipients must enroll at a CLEAR airport pod before using the service. A guest pass is separate from the paid membership offer, although CLEAR says guest-pass users can access the Dec. 1–3 membership price if they choose to join.

The company’s announcement does not make the membership discount available immediately: travelers with trips before Dec. 1 should check the current app and terms rather than assume the promotion has started. CLEAR’s availability and airport enrollment locations can also vary, so confirm local access before planning around a pass.

For more verified offers, see TheGlobuzz’s Deals coverage. Travelers planning ahead for the holiday period can also read our Thanksgiving 2026 air-travel forecast and browse the Travel section.

Sources

CLEAR’s Nov. 12 announcement and first-year offer terms; Yahoo Travel; Fast Company.