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Know what your points could be worth.
One spend. Three readings.
No payment card requiredManual wallet setup availableMath and sources shown
Sample household spend · 30% above 2024 U.S.
Groceries · $674/month
About 2,697 points/month at 4 points per $1.
Estimated rewards value
Same spend · same verified snapshot · three readings
| Reading | Month | 1 year | 5 years |
|---|---|---|---|
ConservativeiCurrent baseline value. | $16.18 | $194 | $971 |
AverageiAwardWallet member-booking average. | $53.94 | $647 | $3,236 |
HighestiHighest modeled current transfer-partner average. | $100.60 | $1,207 | $6,036 |
Illustrative sample · if this spend held · before annual fees · not a guarantee.
Verified snapshot · Aug 13, 2026.
Conservative = current baseline · Average = AwardWallet member-booking average · Highest = highest modeled current transfer-partner average.
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46rewards currencies
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One story, three surfaces
The same readings follow you into Wallet and Points Strategy.
Wallet applies Conservative, Average, and Highest to balances. Points Strategy tests a card choice across the same three readings before naming a leader.
See a balance three ways.
Keep existing points separate from projections, and show when a currency has no distinct higher modeled reading.
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Show Month, 1 year, and 5 years for the approved sample only if that spend held.
See Points StrategySample wallet demos
Three value readings, a program change, and Instant Read with its math.
Real examples: what one transferable balance could be worth, a transfer rate about to change, and five sample questions with the arithmetic shown.
Sample transferable balance · 115,000 points
Your points, translated
One balance · three modeled dollar readings
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Current baseline value.i
AwardWallet member-booking average.i
Highest modeled current transfer-partner average.Sample only · values are modeled, not cash balances or guaranteed outcomes.
Verified snapshot · Aug 13, 2026.
Conservative = current baseline · Average = AwardWallet member-booking average · Highest = highest modeled current transfer-partner average.
Program-change demo
Chase to World of Hyatt
Before1:1
1,000 Chase → 1,000 Hyatt
After4:3
Hyatt points
Effective October 1, 2026
Sapphire Preferred and Ink Business Preferred change to 4:3. Sapphire Reserve keeps 1:1. Bilt remains 1:1. Source and next step included.
Sapphire Preferred and Ink Business Preferred change to 4:3. Sapphire Reserve keeps 1:1. Bilt remains 1:1. Source and next step included.
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Pick a common points decision, then see the sample inputs, arithmetic, and answer. Switch questions whenever you want.
- Denver to San Francisco: points or cash?
- Hyatt transfer bonus
- 4× vs 2× on groceries
- Denver to London award
- Chicago hotel: points or cash?
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Points vs cashSample snapshot · Aug 14, 2026
Should I use 48,000 credit card points or pay $640 for Denver to San Francisco round trip?
A value check for this specific flight.
Denver to San Francisco is $640 cash round trip or 48,000 credit card points. Which way should I book?
First, turn the award into cents per point. Then compare that rate with three sample ways to value the credit card points.
Visible mathCash price ÷ points
Cash price$640
Points price48,000
Break-even: $640 ÷ 48,0001.33¢ per point
$480Conservative · 1.00¢
$720Average · 1.50¢
$960Highest · 2.00¢
1.33¢ per point is the break-even line.Value the credit card points below 1.33¢ and the 48,000-point award costs less than $640 cash. Value them above 1.33¢ and paying cash preserves more modeled value.
Demo scenarios only · sample arithmetic, not live availability, advice, or a guaranteed outcome
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Program library
Every program we track, in one place.
Cards, airlines, and hotels — what each program is, how it’s structured, and how they connect. ✓ verified August 13, 2026
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Your wallet
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Reference library
Sources, dates, and changes behind the numbers
Check the source and verification date for each dataset. Browse loyalty-program changes or open the public data library.
Methodology & Data
Point-value sources, Conservative / Average / Highest definitions, and update dates.
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Updates
Dated changes to programs, transfer partners, and valuations, with source links when available.
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Elite Status
Tier requirements and benefits from each airline or hotel program's published pages.
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Program name map
Names used by this site, AwardWallet, and issuer transfer lists. Download CSV or JSON, or connect the data to Google Sheets or Excel.
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You can read these pages without an account. Data verified August 13, 2026.
Elite status
Elite status perks across every major airline and hotel program we track — what each tier actually requires, and what you get once you're there.
Verified as of: August 13, 2026
Pulled straight from each program's own pages — but these programs change their rules often, so it's worth confirming the details before you commit to a tier.
Recent Points & Programs Updates
Program rate changes, transfer-partner additions and removals, and valuation shifts — tracked as they happen, with a source link where we have one.
Verified as of: August 13, 2026
How we verify our numbers
AwardWallet supplies Average point values. Issuer and program pages supply transfer ratios, card facts, and status rules.
Verified as of: August 13, 2026
Where each figure comes from
AwardWallet supplies Average point values. Issuer and program pages supply transfer ratios, card facts, and status rules. Data last verified August 13, 2026.
Program name map
The program name map lines up this site’s name, AwardWallet’s name, transfer-list names, and common search aliases. Download it as CSV or JSON. Each deploy rebuilds both files from the published dataset. Send row corrections to hello@pointsandprompts.com.
Point & mile values
Average values come from AwardWallet, based on real member bookings. We serve a verified static snapshot of that data, not a live feed.
Transfer rules & card benefits
The issuers' own pages, where every ratio and credit is confirmed before it goes on this site.
Program changes & analysis
Where the 2025–2026 devaluations, launches, and quirks in the changelog and the Toolbox came from.
- The Points Guy
- Frequent Miler
- One Mile at a Time
- Upgraded Points
- NerdWallet
- Thrifty Traveler
- CNBC Select
- U.S. News
- point.me
- AwardTravelFinder
- MileageSpot
Frequently asked questions
Where do your point values come from?
Average values come from AwardWallet, based on real member bookings. We serve a verified static snapshot of that data, not a live feed. Transfer ratios and card benefits are confirmed against the issuers’ own pages before they go on the site.
How often are the numbers updated?
Values, ratios, and status requirements were last verified August 13, 2026. When a program devalues or changes a transfer partner, the numbers change the same day and the change is logged on the Updates page.
Do you use AI to make up numbers?
No. We do not invent valuations. Ask is on this site. Signed-out visitors get Instant Read from the dataset, not a wallet-grounded model answer. Every recommendation shows the math and the sources used. AI-generated answers are not financial advice.
Do you require a bank login?
No. You can tell us which cards and programs you hold and type your balances, and that path is the complete path today — nothing here requires connecting a bank. Automatic import is coming with beta. When it ships, it will run through Plaid: you sign in at your bank inside Plaid’s own window, we never see or store your credentials, and we keep monthly category totals rather than your transactions. You will be able to disconnect at any time and your numbers stay.
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