Points are only worth what you redeem them for.
The same point can be worth thirty paise as cashback or several rupees as an airline transfer. This shows every program your cards reach, what a point is worth on each route, and lets you check that a seat actually exists before you move anything.
1. Cards you earn points on
2. Points you are sitting on
Optional. Enter a balance and we show what it is worth through each transfer route.
3. Is there an award seat?
Transfers are one-way and usually irreversible, so check that a seat exists before you move a single point.
Before you transfer
›Why check availability before transferring points?
Transfers to airline and hotel programs are one-way and almost never reversible. If you move points and then find no award seat, the points are stranded in a program you may not use. Confirm the seat first, then transfer.
›Where do the per-point values come from?
From our own redemption research: award-chart spot checks and cash-fare comparisons, floored to a conservative number so a devaluation does not instantly make them wrong. They are estimates for comparing routes, not quotes.
›Do you show live award seats?
Only when a seats.aero partner key is configured for this site. Award inventory cannot be honestly scraped, so without that key we send you to seats.aero rather than guessing at availability. We never invent seat data.
›Why is my card not showing any transfer partners?
Because we only list transfer routes for cards where we hold researched redemption data. A missing card means we have not published its transfer economics yet, not that it has no partners.