We’re opening our Founders Club to new members!


Hi, Reader, it's Julian, the founder of Points Path, and I’ve got an exciting announcement.

When I first launched Points Path, I started a private group called the Founders Club. It’s a place where I can share new ideas and features early to get your feedback, and where you can interact with me as well.

I try to keep the club personal and special, so I only admit a small group of folks to it. In fact, it’s been closed to new members since last July.

But today, I’m announcing a limited-time reopening of our Points Path Founders Club. And if you’ve already subscribed to one of our other paid plans, I’m offering the chance to join without losing any recent discounts you've received.

What’s in the Founders Club?

The best part about our Founders Club is that members get to start exploring our latest advanced features long before anyone else even sees them.

For instance, right now our Founders Club members are playing with our brand 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.

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

Our Founders Club members also already have access to our updated interface. It shows bank transfer partners directly in Points Path, and a brand new "points drawer" with award results grouped by category, so they're easier to scroll through.

Of course, as a Founders Club member, you also get access to all our regular Points Path Pro features. For starters, that means live points pricing for 15 airline programs instead of just the basic six in the free Points Path extension.

You'll also get our popular price tracking alerts. Pick up to 50 flights to track, and when the points prices of those flights change, we'll automatically email you with the new price and tell you if it's a good deal.

A Founders Club membership also comes with our points calendar. When you do any one-way search in Google Flights, you can see the best points prices available 3 days before and after your original departure date.

There's also the ability to turn on Delta Amex 15% discounted awards and Spirit Savers Club pricing in Points Path, access to our Lufthansa First Class dashboard, the option to set your own point valuations for our deal meters, and much more.

Our Founders Club VIP perks

Founders Club members also get some exclusive perks, including access to a private Facebook group where you can interact with me and other members.

There's also a dedicated priority email address to reach me directly if you have questions or need help with anything in Points Path. I personally read and respond to every email that comes into our Founders Club inbox.

And once every month, I hold an “Ask Me Anything” session on a private Zoom webinar, where I field questions on any topic you want to talk about. In fact, my AMA for February is next week, so if you join Founders Club today, you’ll be invited.

How do you join the Founders Club?

Joining Founders Club is easy. Just go to pointspath.com/foundersclub and choose either our monthly membership for $9.99, or our annual one for $99.99.

If you’re already a paid Points Path Pro or Alerts user, it’s easy to upgrade at that same link. And if you previously got a discount for your first year of an Alerts or Pro plan, you won't lose it. Our system will only charge you for the prorated upgrade.

I’m planning to leave this offer open for roughly a week. But to keep our Founders Club exclusive, its membership is capped at 5% of our overall users. If we hit that limit before the week is up, we’ll close the group early.

So if you want to secure your spot, visit pointspath.com/foundersclub today and get in now. And if you have any questions, just drop me a line at mailbox@pointspath.com. Thanks and safe travels! ✈️

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