Your year, scored twice.
Once as it happened. Once as if every charge had gone on your best card. The difference is your upside — in dollars.
Caps are respected, in order
Charges are walked chronologically. Cross the Amex Gold's $25k grocery cap and the very next dollar drops to 1x.
The counterfactual
Same data, scored twice. No projections, no assumptions about future spending.
Credits expire month by month
A $10/month credit is twelve separate credits — December can't backfill March. Each period is simulated on its own.
Subscriptions, found and flagged
The only spend you re-point once and earn on forever. Price hikes are detected too — a real step, not merchant noise.
Transfer bonuses, priced only when you ask
A live bonus to an airline or hotel appears only if your cards earn that currency. Type an amount and it shows two numbers at our published point values: what the points are worth now, and what they become during the bonus. It never changes a ranking, and every line says transfers can't be undone.
When card terms are ambiguous, the number errs low
289 cards, 931 earn rules, 239 credits — every rule sourced and dated. Ambiguity never rounds up: