YYZ
Toronto
HND
Tokyo
- Date
- 14 Mar 2027
- Cabin
- Business
- Program
- Aeroplan
- Seats
- 2 seen
Per seat
75,000 pts
Seen 30 Sep
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Destination
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Where do you want to go?
Business class
Three questions, then a straight answer.
Tell us what you hold
Where you want to go, your points as a rough range, and your home airport.
We match real seats
Your points against business-class seats we've seen in the last 7 days, from airports near you.
A sample, to show the layout. Your results use seats we actually saw.
You get the answer by email
- Up to three real trips, each with the date it was seen
- Points and taxes per seat, against your range
- Which of your points to move, and at what rate
- The first step to take before you move anything
If we haven't seen three trips your points cover, we send fewer and say so.
AI search
Ask for the trip in your own words.
The points check is the start. Inside AwardBrain, an AI search looks for award seats on any route you name and works out the best way to pay for them with the points you hold.
AwardBrain searchSample
Boston to Europe in business in March, two seats. I have Amex points and I hate big fees.
Two nonstop options with two seats. Zurich is my pick: the same points as Paris, and about $225 less in fees per person. Your Amex points transfer to both programs.
Best pickBOS to ZRH12 Mar, Aeroplan, nonstop60,000 pts+ about $65
Also goodBOS to CDG14 Mar, Flying Blue, nonstop60,000 pts+ about $290
See all 9 flightsfrom 60,000 pts
Show the Zurich flight details Alert me if Paris drops
- Ask the way you'd say it
- Where, roughly when, which cabin, how many seats. No airport codes to learn and no forms to fill.
- It checks 25+ programs at once
- One question covers the airline programs your points can move to, so you don't search them one by one.
- It tells you which seat it would book
- Points, taxes, nonstop or not, and which of your points to move. With the reasons, so you can disagree.
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Real bookings. Real receipts.
Our own trips, booked with points the same way AwardBrain works them out.
GRU → SIN
São Paulo → Singapore · Business
87,500 Aeroplan + $180
vs $7,300 cash
BKK → YYZ
Bangkok → Toronto · Business
87,500 Aeroplan + $150
vs $4,200 cash
HKG → DXB
Hong Kong → Dubai · Business
65,000 Qatar Avios + $250
vs $2,900 cash
VIE → YYZ
Vienna → Toronto · Business
60,000 miles (bought for $822) + $78
vs $4,700 cash
These are our own bookings, and the cash comparison is the fare quoted for the same cabin and dates at the time of booking. Award space and pricing change constantly, so your results will differ. Every trip AwardBrain shows you carries the date it was seen, so you can check it before you book.
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AwardBrain is the search behind the points check. Ask in plain English, set an alert on a route, and get an email when seats open.
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or US$12 a month. Plus tax where it applies.
- Unlimited searches in plain English, across 25+ programs
- Alerts when seats open on a route you're watching
- The full weekly deals email
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Questions
Is the points check really free?
Yes. No card and no account. You answer three questions and we email you the results.
Where do the seats come from?
From award availability AwardBrain has seen in the last 7 days. Every trip shows the date it was seen. Award seats sell out, so confirm on the program's own site before you move any points.
What is the AI search?
It's the search inside AwardBrain. You ask for a trip in plain English and it checks award seats across 25+ points programs, compares points and fees, and tells you which option it would pick and why. A free account includes a few searches a month.
Do you book the trip for me?
No. We show you what your points can book and the first step to take. You book it yourself, directly with the program.
Which points can I check?
In the US: Amex Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Capital One miles, Bilt Rewards and airline miles. In Canada: Amex Membership Rewards, Aeroplan and RBC Avion.
Why a range instead of my exact balance?
A range is enough to work out what you can book, and we'd rather not hold your exact balances.
See what your points can book.
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