Every redemption, judged against your own rate.
Log what you book with points and Nanvero works out the value per point — then compares it with what you say that program's points are worth, so a good redemption means good for you.
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What is Nanvero Redemptions?
Nanvero Redemptions is a log of what you book with points, scored against what those points are worth to you. Enter the points and the cash price and Nanvero works out the value per point, then compares it with the rate you set for that program — Excellent, Good, Fair or Poor. It can take the points off your balance, import years of history by CSV, and compare points-and-cash options before you book.
Good for you, not for a chart.
A cent a point can be a great Hilton redemption and a poor one for Virgin. So Nanvero doesn't use a generic valuation: it compares what you got with the value you set for that program on Balance — Excellent from 130%, Good from 100%, Fair from 70%, Poor below that.
Virgin Atlantic · Tokyo in business
Excellent — 280% of what you say Virgin Atlantic is worth.
Points or cash — which option wins?
When an airline offers the same seat for different mixes of points and cash, this works out the true cost of each and whether the points beat paying cash. In the app, the winner goes straight into your log. It's also a free tool of its own.
Log it once. Nanvero remembers the rest.
Forward an award booking and it lands in Trips and Redemptions together — add the cash price and it's scored. Log one yourself and Nanvero can take the points off that program's balance: on by default for the last 30 days, off for older history your balance already reflects.
Log a redemption
- Weigh itPlaybookLine up the ways to get there in a Journey, then weigh points or cash.
- Book itTripsForward the confirmation; the trip and the redemption appear together.
- Score itRedemptionsAdd the cash price and see the verdict against your rate.
- Remember itBalance, Home & passport“Use my average” sets your rate from what you've logged; Home and your passport show what it unlocked.
Three steps, then a verdict that's yours.
- 01
Set what a point is worth to you
Give each program a value per point on Balance — or use the average of the redemptions you've already logged.
- 02
Log a redemption
Add the points and the cash price, import a batch by CSV, or send the winner from the Points or cash calculator.
- 03
See the verdict
Nanvero shows the value per point and how it compares with your own rate for that program, and keeps a points-weighted average.
Questions, answered.
It takes the cash price you'd have paid, subtracts any cash you still paid, and divides by the points — converted into your currency. For example, 110,000 points for a $4,620 fare is 4.2¢ per point.
Your own value for that program. Nanvero compares the value per point with the rate you set on Balance: 130% or more is Excellent, 100% or more is Good, 70% or more is Fair, and below that is Poor. There's no generic valuation chart, because a cent a point can be great for one program and poor for another.
Yes. When you log a redemption from the last 30 days, Nanvero offers to take the points off that program's balance; for older ones it leaves the balance alone, since it already reflects them. You can change either choice. Editing a redemption moves the balance by the difference, and deleting it gives back exactly what was taken — never taking a balance below zero.
Yes. Download the CSV template, fill in one row per redemption and upload it. Every row is scored against your own values before anything is saved, rows that need fixing are listed, programs you don't track yet are flagged, and subtracting the points from your balances is off unless you turn it on.
Yes. Forward an award booking and it lands in Trips and in Redemptions together. Nanvero never invents a cash price, so add what the same trip would have cost in cash and it's scored against your own rate. Points from forwarded bookings aren't taken off your balance — your next statement does that.
When an airline offers the same seat for different mixes of points and cash, enter each option, the cash fare and what a point is worth to you. It ranks them by true cost, shows what each extra point saves, and says whether paying cash beats them all. In the app, the winning option goes straight into your log.
Yes. Redemptions is part of Nanvero Pro, alongside unlimited programs, a read-only Gmail or Outlook connection, Cards, Trips, Playbook, history and the Map. The free plan covers Balance and Opportunities.
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.
Cards
Each card weighed against its annual fee, credits tracked before they reset, and the best card for each kind of spend.
Trips
Every booking in one itinerary, with pre-trip checks, split costs and tickets offline.
Spend points like
you mean it.
Log a redemption and see how it compares with what your points are worth to you. Part of Nanvero Pro.
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