I've got good news and bad news — and a one-time opportunity for you


Hello Reader, it's Julian from Points Path.

I've got both good news and bad news to share about Points Path today. But I've also got a chance for you to take advantage of a one-time opportunity.

Let me start by saying that there are no changes to the free version of Points Path. If you're happy reading our free daily newsletter and using our free extension to search points pricing with Google Flights, that's all staying exactly the same.

But the fact is that prices have gone up significantly everywhere over the last two years, and that includes what it costs us to run Points Path.

So starting October 1, 2026, the price of our annual Points Path Pro plan will increase from $79.99 to $99.99. Our monthly Pro plan will also increase from $7.99 to $9.99 a month.

Again, if you're currently using our free extension, you can continue to do so with no changes and no charge. But I honestly think you're missing out on our best features if you don't have Points Path Pro.

And now's a great time to subscribe, because if you do by September 30th, you can get the first year at the current $79.99 price. Plus, I've got a special offer at the end of this email to stretch that even further.

What do you get with Points Path Pro? Well, you'll have live points pricing for 17 airline programs instead of just the basic five in the free extension. Think Air Canada, Avianca, Virgin Atlantic, TAP, Turkish, and more.

You'll get both our Flight Alerts and our Flex Alerts to track points prices automatically. Pick a flight — or even a whole day's worth of flights — and when the points prices change, we'll automatically email you with the latest prices.

Points Path Pro also comes with our points calendar, the ability to see discounted Delta and United credit card award pricing in Points Path, and custom point valuations for our deal meters.

And as of today, Points Path Pro also gets you immediate access to our newest feature...

Introducing our new Points Wallet

I think Points Path is at its best when we can personalize the results. So I've rolled out our new Points Wallet.

When you link your Points Wallet to your various frequent flyer programs, we'll track your points and miles balances for you, so you can see at a glance how many points you have at any given time.

One of the amazing things about our Points Wallet is that you never have to give us your login credentials for your airline programs. The Points Path extension will automatically pick up your latest balances whenever you're on an airline website.

But then here's where the real magic happens. Once you've connected your airline and bank programs, when you do a search in Google Flights using Points Path, we'll highlight which flights you already have enough points to book.

All 17 of our Points Path Pro airline programs are supported in our Points Wallet. And on the bank side, you can manually add Amex, Chase, Capital One, Citi, Bilt, and Wells Fargo balances today, with auto-sync for those coming by the end of this month.

Our Points Wallet is included automatically in all Pro plans. So if you've thought about becoming a Points Path Pro member, now's a great time.

A special one-time offer

Even though I have to raise prices, I want to give everyone the chance to keep the old price for as long as possible.

So if you subscribe to Points Path Pro today, not only will you get a full year at the current $79.99 price, I'll give you the opportunity to add a second year at that same $79.99. That means you won't get charged the new higher price until 2028.

After you subscribe to Points Path Pro, you'll get an email with the option to add the second year. Or you can click here to get that offer once you're a Pro member.

But this deal only lasts until our prices go up. So if you want to lock in our current price for up to two full years, make sure to grab Points Path Pro right now.

If you have any questions about Points Path or our Pro plan, just drop me a line. Thanks as always for your support of Points Path, and safe travels! ✈️

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