Dated point values with a public method.

Inspect the point-value estimates behind Honest Points. Each program includes our conservative floor, higher achievable estimate, Source date, and method. Evaluate the assumptions before using a value in your own coverage.

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US programs valued: bank points, airline miles, hotel points.

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2026-06-08

Source date. Every figure dated and sourced.

1Know the assumptions behind a point value

A point value depends on how and when points are redeemed. Read the date and basis for each estimate. Our feed describes our planning assumptions; it does not establish another publisher's obligations or guarantee a result.

What the feed includes

Each program includes a dated baseline, an achievable estimate, and a basis note. The valuation calculation does not read affiliate payouts.

2What you license

The dated feed. One versioned JSON: 16 programs, a conservative floor and a higher achievable estimate per program, each with its Source date and a sourced rationale. Live at /v1/valuations.json.
The methodology. The published, reproducible methodology and full table : the assumptions and calculations a reader can inspect.
Attribution. Any agreed publication terms must define attribution. A citation does not replace your own review of the estimate.

3Why it holds up

Non-affiliate by design

The standard earns no commission on any card, booking, or transfer it values. Neutrality is the product: an affiliate incentive would undermine every number.

Conservative floors

We use a conservative planning estimate alongside a higher achievable estimate. Actual redemption values can differ from both.

Auditable and sourced

The feed carries the source review date and a basis note. Check its date before use; program changes still require a new review.

Machine-readable

One self-describing JSON: license, methodology, and grading rule embedded, each figure carrying its own basis. Audit any number without leaving the file.

4The proof is already public

This isn't an assertion you have to take on faith. The same numbers run in the open on the consumer site, with a dated methodology anyone can check:

The full methodology and valuations table : every baseline and achievable estimate, dated and published as a citable dataset.
Honesty receipts : our own conservative and achievable estimates side by side.
The points-valuation hype-gap study : the modeled gap between our achievable estimate and conservative floor, with per-program data.

5Questions

Can I publish these numbers?

The feed is free to inspect. Publication or redistribution requires a separate agreement. Review the feed's license field and the site's terms before using the dataset.

What do the two point values mean?

We publish a conservative planning estimate and a higher achievable estimate for each program. Both are our own scenarios. Neither guarantees a redemption, and neither measures another publisher's accuracy.

How often is it updated?

The Source date is 2026-06-08. The feed keeps this source date in its stable "reviewed" field; "version" identifies breaking format changes.

Is there an API?

The public JSON feed is available at /v1/valuations.json. No paid grading API is offered here.

What does it cost?

The feed is free to inspect. Pricing and publication terms have not been agreed.

A number you can stand behind.

Inspect the feed and methodology. Publication and redistribution terms require a separate agreement. Licensing contact is pending.

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v1.0.0 · Source date 2026-06-08 · non-affiliate

1Know the assumptions behind a point value

What the feed includes

Each program includes a dated baseline, an achievable estimate, and a basis note. The valuation calculation does not read affiliate payouts.

2What you license

The dated feed. One versioned JSON: 16 programs, a conservative floor and a higher achievable estimate per program, each with its Source date and a sourced rationale. Live at /v1/valuations.json.

The methodology. The published, reproducible methodology and full table : the assumptions and calculations a reader can inspect.

Attribution. Any agreed publication terms must define attribution. A citation does not replace your own review of the estimate.

3Why it holds up

Non-affiliate by design

The standard earns no commission on any card, booking, or transfer it values. Neutrality is the product: an affiliate incentive would undermine every number.

Conservative floors

We use a conservative planning estimate alongside a higher achievable estimate. Actual redemption values can differ from both.

Auditable and sourced

The feed carries the source review date and a basis note. Check its date before use; program changes still require a new review.

Machine-readable

One self-describing JSON: license, methodology, and grading rule embedded, each figure carrying its own basis. Audit any number without leaving the file.

4The proof is already public

This isn't an assertion you have to take on faith. The same numbers run in the open on the consumer site, with a dated methodology anyone can check:

The full methodology and valuations table : every baseline and achievable estimate, dated and published as a citable dataset.

Honesty receipts : our own conservative and achievable estimates side by side.

The points-valuation hype-gap study : the modeled gap between our achievable estimate and conservative floor, with per-program data.

5Questions

Can I publish these numbers?

The feed is free to inspect. Publication or redistribution requires a separate agreement. Review the feed's license field and the site's terms before using the dataset.

What do the two point values mean?

How often is it updated?

The Source date is 2026-06-08. The feed keeps this source date in its stable "reviewed" field; "version" identifies breaking format changes.

Is there an API?

The public JSON feed is available at /v1/valuations.json. No paid grading API is offered here.

What does it cost?

The feed is free to inspect. Pricing and publication terms have not been agreed.