Your points, in dollars.

Type in what you hold — hotel points and card points — and this page keeps the arithmetic honest: what it is all typically worth, and how far it would go if you gathered it into one program for a stay. Nothing here needs an account, and nothing you type leaves this device unless you sign in.

Your balances

Type them in once — we keep them here for next time.

Hotel points

Card points

Points sitting with a card program that could move to a hotel program.

Balances stay on this device. Sign in and they follow you across devices.

Gather points for a stay

Pick a program and see everything that could move into it.

Enter your balances above and this card shows every way to gather points in Marriott Bonvoy — what you hold there already, plus what your card points would become if you moved them.

What your points are worth

Each balance at its program's typical published value.

Enter a balance above and this card totals what those points are typically worth, program by program.

How to read a points price

Every value estimate on this page — and every value chip on a search result — comes from the same simple division. Here it is in the open.

The one number behind every verdict

Divide the cash price of a stay by its points price and you get cents per point — what each point is buying you on that specific stay. A $160 night that costs 20,000 points is paying you 0.8¢ per point; the same night at 10,000 points would pay 1.6¢.

What a point usually gets

Published typical values — the line each stay is judged against. Card points carry an ≈ because their value depends on where you eventually move them.

  • Marriott Bonvoy

    0.8¢

  • Hilton Honors

    0.4¢

  • Amex Membership Rewards

    2¢

  • Chase Ultimate Rewards

    2.05¢

  • Citi ThankYou Points

    1.8¢

  • Capital One Miles

    1.85¢

How the chips on search results read it

Four Marriott examples, graded exactly as the search page grades them:

  • Excellent points value

    Marriott points usually get about 0.8¢ each; this stay gets 1.3¢.

  • Good points value

    Marriott points usually get about 0.8¢ each; this stay gets 1¢.

  • Typical points value

    Marriott points usually get about 0.8¢ each; this stay gets 0.8¢.

  • Poor points value

    Marriott points usually get about 0.8¢ each; this stay gets 0.5¢.

A stay well above the usual value is a genuinely good use of your points; one well below it usually means paying cash and saving the points for a better night.