About PointsGPT

Made by Atllas, Inc.

People hold credit-card points and have no idea those points can buy real flights. PointsGPT is the shortest path from one to the other: you ask for the flight you want in plain words, and we go and look.

What it does

We search the airline award programs listed on our Help page, live, and price every seat in the Amex, Chase, Capital One, Citi or Bilt points you hold — so what you read is what that seat would actually cost you, in the currency sitting in your account, rather than a list of fares you would have to translate yourself.

You write a sentence — “LAX to Tokyo in business, sometime in March” — and we ask for anything we still need, search, and come back with the seats we found, what each one costs in your points, and whether that is a good price or a poor one. When the route is empty today, Pro can watch it nightly and text you if seats open.

What it does not do

• We do not book. We show you where the seat is and link you to the program; the booking happens on the airline’s own site, in your own loyalty account, under the airline’s terms. We never take payment for travel and never touch your loyalty accounts.
• We are not affiliated with any airline or loyalty program, and no airline, alliance or card issuer sponsors, endorses or pays us. Their names appear only to identify whose seats we are describing.
• We do not guess at availability. Availability data comes from a licensed flight-data provider. Award space moves constantly, so treat every result as a lead to verify with the airline rather than as a reservation.

Who makes it

PointsGPT is founded and made by Atllas, Inc.. Our Terms of Use are governed by the laws of the State of California, and what we do and do not collect is set out in our Privacy Policy.

Write to us at hello@pointsgpt.app.