SeeThePoints

Travellers who collect airline miles and credit card points want to know when a flight is a good redemption, but working this out means checking award charts, figuring out which loyalty programme actually operates the flight, and cross-referencing which of their cards transfer to that programme and at what ratio. This is normally done manually across multiple airline and bank websites before a traveller can even compare cash price against points value. SeeThePoints targets people searching for flights on sites like Google Flights, Skyscanner, KAYAK and MakeMyTrip who want this comparison without leaving their normal search flow.

SeeThePoints is a browser extension (Chrome, Edge, Firefox) that overlays a points price pill under each fare on 24 booking sites, showing the lowest points cost for that exact flight and cabin, with a highlighted pill for great-value fares. Clicking the pill shows every loyalty programme that can book the flight, expected fees, and which of the user's cards transfer to that programme and at what ratio, drawing on 230+ card points types across 46 countries and 51 airline programmes. It calculates what points are worth after taxes and fees, finds indirect transfer routes (for example via Marriott Bonvoy) when no direct transfer exists, and links straight to the programme's own award search. It works entirely in the browser with no account or tracking, supports 22 languages, and updates award charts and partner rules automatically.