See what your points are worth in real trips — before they expire.
Nanvero pulls every airline, hotel and card balance into one place, then shows you what they’re worth in real trips — a business seat to Lisbon, four nights at a Hyatt — and warns you before any of it expires.
Balances read from the travel emails you already receive — connect your inbox or forward them. Nanvero never asks for your loyalty passwords.
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Reads your balances automatically, from the emails your programs already send you — no passwords, no MFA prompts.
One place for every balance, status and expiry date.
One view of every balance, status and milestone, updated from your travel rather than from a spreadsheet you keep forgetting.
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Your balances update themselves.
Every time a program emails you a statement or a confirmation, Nanvero reads it and moves the number. No logging in, no manual refresh, no month-old figure you can't quite trust.
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Every booking, built from your inbox.
Flights, hotels, stays and tickets arrive as one itinerary, in order, ready offline before you reach the gate. Afterwards they become your travel history and your map.
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The value per point on everything you book.
Log what you booked with points and Nanvero works out the value per point, judged against what you say that program's points are worth — so you can repeat the good ones.
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Three steps, then Nanvero does the watching.
Bring your points together
Forward the emails, or connect Gmail read-only on a paid plan. Airline, hotel and card balances land in one place and stay current.
See what they're worth
Every balance valued at your own rate, with its expiry date and any transfer bonus on the points you hold, priced in your currency.
Decide where they can take you
Name a redemption you want. Nanvero shows the cheapest transfer to close the gap, and whether the moves you plan get you there.
Read from your inbox, never your logins.
No loyalty passwords
Other trackers ask for the password to every account, and the multi-factor prompt that comes with it. Nanvero never signs in as you.
Balances arrive by email, the way your programs already send them.
Your data works for you
Never sold. Never someone else's marketing list.
Export or delete anytime
One click each, and no email to support.
Questions, answered.
Nanvero reads the balance and confirmation emails your airline, hotel and card programs already send you, and derives your points and status from them. It never asks for a loyalty-account login and never triggers a multi-factor prompt, because it never signs in as you.
Yes. Nanvero is free forever to track up to three loyalty programs, covering Balance and Offers — no card required, no time limit. Pro — from $8.90/mo, or $79.90/yr — unlocks unlimited programs plus a read-only Gmail connection, Trips, Redemptions, your Playbook, history and the travel map. Household ($16.90/mo) puts up to five people on one plan, and Executive ($29.90/mo) adds delegated travel management. Annual plans carry a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Nanvero reads balances automatically from major airline and hotel programs — including American AAdvantage, British Airways Avios, Delta SkyMiles, Emirates Skywards, Flying Blue, Hilton Honors, IHG One Rewards, Marriott Bonvoy, Meliá Rewards, United MileagePlus and World of Hyatt.
It also recognizes dozens more airline, hotel and card programs — such as Amex Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Virgin Atlantic and Qatar Privilege Club — and keeps adding to the list. If a program emails you a balance or a confirmation, Nanvero can usually read it.
Balance and Offers are the free tier. Pro plans a specific award with the points you already hold — it names the reward, forecasts your projected total against it, scores each redemption by value per point, keeps your history, and draws your travel onto a shareable map. The Household plan goes further, giving everyone their own account and pooling your household's balances across those accounts toward one redemption.