You've been earning points for years. MileIntel shows you what they're worth.
Those Amex and Chase points you've been accumulating from everyday spending? They could be business class seats, luxury hotel stays, and first class upgrades. MileIntel shows you exactly how.
For travelers sitting on transferable points who want to stop booking economy when premium is within reach
You're sitting on a small fortune. You just don't know it yet.
You have an Amex Platinum or a Chase Sapphire Reserve. Maybe both. You put everything on the card. Groceries, flights, dinners, subscriptions. The points pile up. You check the balance sometimes: 280K Membership Rewards. Nice.
Then you book a trip. Economy to Tokyo. $4,200 for two tickets. You pay cash because... that's what you've always done. The points sit there. Maybe you used some for a gift card once. Maybe you booked a hotel through the portal at 1 cent per point.
Those 280K Amex points? They could have been two lie-flat business class seats to Tokyo. Same trip. Same dates. You just didn't know how.
Connect Gmail. See everything you've earned across every program.
MileIntel syncs your loyalty emails and shows you every balance in one place. Credit card points, airline miles, hotel points. Most travelers discover they have more than they thought, scattered across programs they forgot about.
- 280K Amex Membership Rewards from card spend
- 45K United miles from a work trip you forgot about
- 92K Marriott points from that conference hotel
- Total estimated value: $6,340 in premium travel
Transfer Amex → ANA Mileage Club
85K points each · 2 business class seats · Lie-flat
Book through Amex Travel Portal
336K points · 2 economy seats · Same dates
Pay cash: $4,200 per person
2 economy tickets · $8,400 total
Your Amex points transfer to 20+ airlines. MileIntel finds the best one.
The difference between a good redemption and a great one is knowing which transfer partner to use. ANA business class costs 85K Amex points per person. The same trip booked through the Amex portal costs 336K points for economy. MileIntel finds these sweet spots automatically.
- Compare transfer partners for every trip you're planning
- See cents-per-point value for each option
- Get alerted when transfer bonuses align with your trips
- Know when to transfer and when to pay cash
Airlines regularly offer 20-30% transfer bonuses. MileIntel catches them.
A few times a year, airlines offer bonus miles when you transfer from Amex or Chase. A 30% bonus means your 85K transfer becomes 110K miles. MileIntel watches for these and alerts you when a bonus aligns with a trip you're planning.
Amex → Air Canada Aeroplan: 30% bonus
Your planned trip to London has a sweet spot at 70K Aeroplan miles in business. With the bonus, that's only 54K Amex points.
Chase → British Airways Avios: 25% bonus
No matching trips at the time — MileIntel correctly skipped this one.
Real scenarios, real value
Had 280K Amex points, always booked economy
Didn't realize those Membership Rewards points could transfer 1:1 to airline partners. Was about to pay $4,200 for two economy tickets to Tokyo.
MileIntel identified an ANA business class transfer: 85K points each, two lie-flat seats for the same trip.
$2,840 saved vs. booking economy cash
150K Chase points, never transferred to an airline
Had been booking through the Chase travel portal at 1.25 cents per point. Didn't know transfer partners existed.
MileIntel found a Hyatt transfer for 5 nights in Kyoto (25K points/night) and a United transfer for domestic flights. Combined value: 2.4 cents per point.
$1,650 more value than portal booking
Both Amex and Chase, planning a honeymoon
Had 200K Amex and 120K Chase points. Planned to book economy flights and mid-range hotels. Didn't know they could combine programs strategically.
MileIntel mapped Amex → Delta One for flights and Chase → Hyatt for 6 nights at a luxury resort. Premium travel for the price of economy.
$4,200 in premium travel from existing points