Points Path Pro Is Free Through Thursday—Search 18 Airline Programs In Google Flights, No Credit Card Needed

Points Path is making all of its Pro features free for everyone through noon Eastern on Thursday, November 12. There’s no credit card required and no trial to enroll in. Just sign into your Points Path account and the paid features turn on automatically. I’ve written about Points Path and its Points Wallet before. The tool puts award prices next to cash fares in Google Flights, so you can compare paying cash and spending miles without running separate searches on each airline’s website. It also flags whether it thinks you’re getting a good deal for your points. For this promotion, even free accounts get: Award searches across 18 airline programs, including Air Canada, Air France KLM and Avianca, instead of the usual five. Flight Alerts and Flex Alerts to monitor awards without repeatedly checking them yourself. A seven-day Points Calendar to compare award prices across a week. Delta and United cardmember pricing, showing discounted award rates for eligible cardholders. Points Wallet, which tracks your airline and credit card points in one place. Use the free access to search a trip you’re planning, especially where you have bank points to transfer and different program options to book through. If you haven’t used it before, install the extension and sign into a free account. The free Pro access ends for everyone at noon Eastern November 12. If you don’t subscribe, your account simply returns to the regular free version: Alaska, American, Delta, JetBlue and United award searches, on domestic and international routes, without search limits. (Nothing to cancel.) Separately, Pro normally costs $99.99 a year. Their current public sale is $89.99 for the first year ($10 off), but go to their pricing page and enter VFTW15 for 15% off and that’s down to $84.99 for new subscribers for the first year – not an affiliate link, they just offered a discount I could pass along to readers and I’m happy to do so. Enjoy!