Looking to speed through airport security? Now’s the perfect time to enroll in TSA PreCheck, with a limited-time BOGO $15 off for first time members!
TSA PreCheck promises a smoother travel experience, and this discount is just one more way to make family trips less stressful.

TSA PreCheck BOGO $15 off
Although it’s being marketed towards families, if any two people sign up together for TSA PreCheck under the “Family Discount” (no need to prove family relationship), TSA will give $15 off the second enrollment. Therefore, you can either save money on getting your whole family TSA PreCheck memberships, or join with a friend to split the discounted cost!
Sign ups must be through authorized enrollment providers such as CLEAR and IDEMIA. With the discount applied through CLEAR, the second enrollment comes to just $64.95. By comparison, with IDEMIA, the second enrollment would only be $61.75.
How to receive the discount
This deal is only available to first-time customers. Both customers must enroll at the same enrollment location on the same day, at the same time. Again, proof of familial relations is not necessary. Any pair signing up together and asking for the “Family Discount” will qualify. The first customer must complete and pay for their enrollment ahead of the second customer to be eligible for the discount.
Families greater than two can still take advantage of the promotion. For example, a family of four could save up to $30.
Due note that receiving the discount does not guarantee approval into the program.

How long the TSA BOGO deal lasts
New members must enroll using the “Family Discount” by October 31st, 2025.
Families traveling with TSA Precheck
Adults with TSA PreCheck are able to bring their children 17 and under through the TSA PreCheck lane. Therefore, children most often don’t need to be a member of TSA PreCheck unless they routinely travel alone.
Children 12 and under traveling with a parent or guardian do not need a TSA PreCheck indicator on their boarding pass. Only children 13 to 17 will need a TSA PreCheck indicator on their boarding pass to enter the PreCheck lane with adults who are members.