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What are your points actually worth?

Enter what you have, or what a flight costs. MileVerdict shows the math, explains the result, and tells you what to verify before you transfer anything.

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Airline miles and bank points are not the same thing

Airline miles

These live inside one airline's loyalty programme - Delta SkyMiles, United MileagePlus, and so on. They can usually only be spent on that airline and its partners, and the airline decides what an award seat costs. It can change that price whenever it likes.

Transferable points

These are a bank's own currency - Amex Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards and the rest. They are not miles yet. They can often be moved into an airline programme at a published ratio, but only to that bank's partners, and the move is generally final.

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How this site works

  • No account required
  • Calculators run in your browser
  • Sources and verification dates shown
  • Valuations are estimates, not promises

Programs we cover

Reference values are estimates from AwardWallet, built from real award bookings. Pick a program to estimate what a balance is worth.

Transferable points

Airline miles

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Recently verified

Every transfer ratio on this site carries the date a person last confirmed it against the official programme page. A ratio is a dated fact, not permanent truth.

  • American Express Membership Rewards → Air Canada Aeroplan Verified Sep 2026
  • American Express Membership Rewards → Delta SkyMiles Verified Sep 2026
  • American Express Membership Rewards → British Airways Club Verified Sep 2026
  • American Express Membership Rewards → JetBlue TrueBlue Verified Sep 2026

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