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Pick where you are flying from and to, and the cabin you want. The estimator returns the rough one-way points for the best one or two programs on that route, drawn only from this site’s sweet-spot guides, each with a link. It does not search live award space, so treat the numbers as targets and confirm before you transfer. To see which of your points reach each program, use the transfer partner finder.
How the estimator works
Each route pair points to the programs this site documents as the best value for it, with the one-way Saver or sweet-spot price from that program’s guide. Where a guide gives a range, the range is shown; where it gives no fixed number, the program is listed as a reference rather than a price. The estimator never invents a figure, so a pairing the site does not cover yet returns a pointer to the transfer partner finder instead.
Frequently asked questions
Where do these point estimates come from?
Every number is pulled from this site’s own sweet-spot guides, each linked next to its program. The estimator does not run a live award search. It shows the documented Saver or sweet-spot price for a region pair so you know what to aim for before you move points.
Why are the numbers one-way?
Most transferable-points awards price each direction separately, so one-way figures let you mix programs or cabins by leg. A few partner awards, such as ANA booked through Virgin Atlantic, must be ticketed round trip, and those are labeled round trip in the result.
Should I transfer points based on this?
Not yet. Confirm the live price and award space in the program first. Transfers are usually one-way and cannot be reversed, so verify the seat exists before you move points. These are planning estimates, not a booking tool.