Name the redemption. See the cheapest way there.
Set the redemption you want and Nanvero shows what you already hold toward it, the cheapest transfer to close the gap — with any live bonus — and whether the moves you plan get you there.
What is Nanvero Playbook?
Nanvero Playbook is a redemption planner that shows the cheapest way from the points you hold to the award you want. You name the redemption and the points it needs; Playbook shows what you've already secured, ranks the transfers that could close the gap by what they'd cost you, and tracks the moves you add — card bonuses, referrals, spend, promotions — so you can see whether you'll get there by your date.
The gap, and the cheapest transfer to close it.
Playbook checks every currency you hold that transfers into the redemption's program, applies any live transfer bonus, and ranks the routes by what you'd give up at your own values. It moves only what's missing, and flags a hotel currency as a poor last resort.
Ways to get there Example
Reachable with 1 transfer.
Every step, with its deadline.
Add the moves that earn toward it — a card sign-up, a referral, minimum spend, a transfer, buying points, a status match or a promotion. Take each from planned to earned, watch the minimum-spend countdown, and start from a list of known card and referral offers where one fits.
Your moves · 3 Example
Log the award price, see the cheapest date.
Award prices move. Log what a redemption costs on the dates you're weighing and Playbook keeps the history: which date is cheapest, and whether each one went up or down since you last looked.
Price watch · 3 dates Example
Any city, every chain's points price.
Search a city for Hilton, Hyatt, IHG and Marriott hotels, with the typical points per night from researched award charts and how many nights your balance covers — counting the fifth night free where the program gives it. Save the cities and hotels you keep coming back to.
Hotels in Lisbon Example
People on any plan. Pooled points on Household.
Add the people in your plans and give each move an owner, so everyone sees their part. On the Household plan, balances in each person's own account count toward the redemption — only where the program lets a family combine points, and only after you confirm you're enrolled together.
Household · Flying Blue Example
134,000 between you — Flying Blue lets a family pool miles.
From one redemption to the whole trip.
- Plans
- Group the flights and hotels for one trip, with the cost per program and which redemption is furthest to go.
- Milestones
- Mark the tiers on the way — a one-way seat, then the return — and see which are reached, reachable or out of reach.
- Points won
- A yearly record of points earned, by person, program and source, confirmed as statements arrive.
- On Home
- Your next plan, how much of it is covered, and the next move due.
- In your weekly brief
- A note when a balance covers a redemption you've named.
- From Balance
- “Where can these points take me?” and each program's best transfer, one tap from a plan.
Three steps, then one move at a time.
- 01
Name the redemption
Pick the program, the points it costs and the date you want to travel by, and group it with the others for the same trip under one plan.
- 02
See the way there
Playbook shows what you already hold, the cheapest transfer to close the gap and any live bonus on it.
- 03
Add your moves
Card bonuses, referrals, spend and transfers go in as moves, and the board shows whether they get you there in time.
Questions, answered.
It plans a specific redemption. You name it — a program, the points it needs and the date you want to travel by — and Playbook shows the points you've already secured, the points on moves still to land, the gap that's left, the cheapest transfer to close it, and whether you're on track for your date. Redemptions for the same trip group under one plan.
It suggests one: the cheapest transfer from a currency you hold into the redemption's program, with any live bonus, which you can add as a move in one tap. Card sign-ups, referrals, spend and promotions you add yourself, and Playbook tracks them from planned to earned. A move that lands in a different program isn't counted until a transfer brings it across.
No. You set the points a redemption needs, and you can log the prices you see on different dates to track the cheapest. Hotel points per night are typical ranges from researched award charts. Nanvero doesn't check seat or room availability, so confirm the award with the program before you transfer points.
Yes, in two ways. On any plan you can add the people in your plans and give each move an owner. On the Household plan, balances in each person's own account can count toward a redemption — only where the program lets a family pool points, and only after you confirm you're enrolled together.
You can mark a move earned yourself. If a forwarded statement then shows your balance rising by the same number of points in that program, the move is confirmed automatically and appears in your points won for the year.
No. Playbook is part of Nanvero Pro, alongside unlimited programs, a read-only Gmail connection, Trips, Redemptions, history and the Map. The free plan covers Balance and Offers.
Redemptions
Log what you booked with points and see the value per point against your own rate.
Map
Everywhere you've been on a real globe, with the figures you choose — ready to post.
Balance
Every balance valued at your rate, with expiries, transfers and status progress.
Programs
One page per program: points, status, bookings, certificates and transfers together.
Trips
Every booking in one itinerary, with pre-trip checks, split costs and tickets offline.
Stop hoarding.
Start planning.
Name your first redemption and see the cheapest way to get there. Part of Nanvero Pro.
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