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You Have Points Expiring

You earned the points.
Now use them.Before they vanish.

Right now, you have points scattered across a dozen programs — losing value every day. RedeemFlow shows you exactly what they're worth and how to spend them.

10B+ points wasted annually1 16+ programs per person2 2–3x more from the same points3
Read-only access — we never move your points
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Works with Marriott Bonvoy Hilton Honors Chase Ultimate Rewards Amex Membership Rewards United MileagePlus Delta SkyMiles
The Quiet Drain

Your points are disappearing right now

$10 billion in loyalty points expire unused every year1 — not because you forgot, but because nobody told you. You have 16 programs2, each with different rules, different deadlines, different fine print.

Those are flights home you could have taken. Weekend getaways that were already paid for. Hotel upgrades sitting in an account you haven't checked in months. RedeemFlow pulls it all into one view so you actually see what you have.

Average left on the table each year

$3,400

per household, for frequent travelers4

What if you already had the vacation — and just didn't know it?

Takes Five Minutes

Three steps. Then you know.

Link your programs

Connect your loyalty accounts. Takes two minutes. We pull balances, expiration dates, and program rules — read-only.

See the real dollar value

Your 200,000 hotel points might be worth $1,200 as a cash-out — or $4,800 as a first-class flight. We show you both.

Use them on your terms

Pick the redemption that makes sense for you. We show options — you make the call. Nothing moves without your say.

Takes less time than checking one airline app.

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What Changes

Stop guessing. Start seeing.

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One dashboard. Every program.

Marriott, Hilton, Chase, Amex, Delta — all your balances in one place, translated into real dollars. No more logging into twelve different sites.

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Expiration alerts before it's too late

You've got 48,000 Hilton points expiring next month. A $40 dinner resets the clock. We'll tell you — before Hilton doesn't.

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The redemption you'd never find

Transfer 60,000 Chase points to Hyatt and get a $1,200 suite. Cash them out and you get $600. We surface the transfer routes that the programs bury.

See your balances free. Smart recommendations from $149/year — vs $200+ for full concierge services.

What You're Leaving Behind

Same points. Wildly different trips.

You have 200,000 Marriott Bonvoy points. You've been meaning to use them for a year. You're about to cash them out for a statement credit.

Cash out $1,200 Statement credit
Transfer to Alaska Airlines $4,800 First-class to Tokyo

Based on published Marriott Bonvoy and Alaska Airlines program rates

150,000 credit card points. Cash out: $1,500 statement credit. Transfer to a hotel partner: $3,150 in stays. One decision. Twice the vacation.

Based on Chase UR and World of Hyatt published rates

48,000 hotel points, 30 days from expiring. A $40 dinner resets the clock and saves $240–$480 in future hotel nights. Sometimes keeping the points is the right call.

Based on Hilton Honors expiration policy

FAQ

Common questions

RedeemFlow uses read-only connections to pull balances, expiration dates, and program rules. We never initiate transfers or redemptions on your behalf. Every action requires your explicit confirmation.
At launch, RedeemFlow supports all major credit card transfer programs (Chase UR, Amex MR, Citi ThankYou, Capital One Miles), airline programs (United, AA, Delta, Southwest, Alaska, JetBlue), and hotel programs (Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, IHG). More programs are added every month.
A travel agent books one trip at a time. RedeemFlow looks at all your points across every program and finds better ways to use them — options you would never find by searching each program individually. At $149/year instead of $200+ per booking with a concierge, it pays for itself with the first trip.
No. RedeemFlow shows you clear options and you make the call. We never move your points or book anything without your explicit confirmation. Your points, your choice — every time.
Seeing your balances and getting expiration alerts is free. The full experience — smart recommendations, deal alerts, and calendar sync — is $149 per year. Most people recover that value on their very first trip.
Your data is encrypted at rest and in transit. We use read-only access with the minimum permissions needed and never store your account credentials. An independent security review is planned before general availability.

Still have questions? hello@redeemflow.io

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Free to see your balances. $149/year unlocks smart recommendations, deal alerts, and calendar sync.

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Sources & Methodology

  1. $10B+ in unredeemed loyalty points annually. Antavo Global Customer Loyalty Report 2026: 26.2% of loyalty points go unspent, 11.9% expire. Applied to estimated $40B+ in annual points issuance. antavo.com/global-customer-loyalty-report
  2. 16+ loyalty programs per American. Bond Brand Loyalty Report: average of 16.7 memberships per US consumer. Statista (2023) independently estimates ~18. We use the conservative figure. bondbrandloyalty.com/the-loyalty-report
  3. 2–3x more from the same points. Based on the difference between typical cash-out values and travel redemption values across major credit card, airline, and hotel programs. Sources include published program rates and independent valuations from The Points Guy and Frequent Miler.
  4. $3,400 per year in unredeemed points. Formula: $10B annual waste ÷ ~2.94M US households with 200K+ combined points (estimated from Bond and Federal Reserve payment studies). This figure represents the addressable segment, not the average across all consumers.