What points and miles are worth
AwardHack's value per point for every program we track, in US cents. Pick one to see what any balance is worth, how it compares and the best ways to use it.
Value per point, highest first
Last revised February 14, 2026.
Credit card points
Airline miles
- Aer Lingus AerClub3.73¢
- Virgin Atlantic Flying Club3.60¢
- Lufthansa Miles & More3.20¢
- Iberia Club2.94¢
- Korean Air SKYPASS2.87¢
- Avianca LifeMiles2.85¢
- Cathay Pacific Asia Miles2.83¢
- American AAdvantage2.56¢
- British Airways Club2.55¢
- Qatar Airways Privilege Club2.55¢
- Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer2.46¢
- Alaska Atmos Rewards2.18¢
- Air France-KLM Flying Blue2.16¢
- United MileagePlus1.99¢
- Air Canada Aeroplan1.87¢
- Emirates Skywards1.55¢
- Southwest Rapid Rewards1.52¢
- Delta SkyMiles1.34¢
- SAS EuroBonus1.25¢
- JetBlue TrueBlue1.24¢
- Porter VIPorter1.07¢
- Allegiant Allways Rewards1.00¢
- WestJet Rewards0.71¢
Common questions
Which points are worth the most?
By AwardHack's valuations, the most valuable credit card points are Wells Fargo Rewards at 2.38¢, the most valuable airline program is Aer Lingus AerClub at 3.73¢ and the most valuable hotel program is World of Hyatt at 2.19¢.
How much are credit card points worth?
The US bank currencies we value range from 1.00¢ (Barclays points) to 2.38¢ (Wells Fargo Rewards) a point, mostly because they transfer to airline and hotel partners.
Why are hotel points worth less than airline miles?
Hotel programs hand out far more points per dollar, so each point buys less. Compare what you earn per dollar times the value per point, not the value per point alone.
Where do these values come from?
They're AwardHack's estimates of what each program's points are typically worth when redeemed well, last revised February 14, 2026. They aren't cash-out rates: the same points can be worth much less as cash back or gift cards, and more on a great award.






































