How much does point.me cost?

On October 7, 2026: Standard $19.99 a month or $129 a year, Premium $260 a year, concierge from $200 per passenger.

Its Free Forever plan searches up to 60 days out with 15 results per search, no live search and no alerts. MilesZone is free for departures in the next 60 days, every result shown.

Does point.me have a free trial?

No, per its help centre, and subscriptions are not refunded. MilesZone Pro comes with a 7-day free trial.

Which point.me alternative has more alerts?

MilesZone: 25 route alerts on monthly or yearly, each re-checking the seat before it emails, and a trial to test them first.

Is there a point.me promo code?

Not on point.me's own pages (checked October 12, 2026). Its yearly plans are shown at a discount: Standard $129 a year against a $239 list price, Premium $260 against $559.88.

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point.me vs MilesZone: trial, alerts and free search compared

Checked on October 7, 2026 on Point.me's own pages by the MilesZone team. Sources

If you are looking for a point.me alternative, this page settles one question: where do you get more alerts, more dates and a way to try before you pay? point.me pairs a broad award search with a concierge desk and covers more programmes. MilesZone lets you try Pro first, gives you 25 route alerts on either plan, and re-checks each seat before an alert reaches you.

At a glance

A 7-day free trial on MilesZone Pro. point.me says it offers no trial and no refunds on subscriptions.
Up to 25 route alerts on MilesZone, monthly or yearly, against 1 to 5 on point.me's plans.
60 days of free search on MilesZone with an account: every result, no 15-result cap.

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Is Point.me worth it?

point.me is worth it if you hold flexible bank points, book often and want the broadest coverage in one search: 30+ programmes and 150+ airlines, real-time search on its paid plans, and a concierge desk from $200 per passenger when you would rather not book yourself.

It is a harder sell for an occasional traveller. There is no free trial and no refund on subscriptions, per its help centre; alerts are rationed at 1 to 5 by plan; and the Free Forever plan stops at 15 results per search, 60 days out, with no alerts.

If what you want is the price of one flight in every programme, MilesZone shows each programme's miles and cash fees side by side, free for departures in the next 60 days; Pro adds 25 route alerts that re-check the seat and 12 months of dates. Search a route to compare.

Point.me vs MilesZone at a glance

Trial: MilesZone: A 7-day free trial, card up front; cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.; Point.me: None: its help centre says point.me does not offer a free trial.
Search without paying: MilesZone: The next 60 days of a route in one calendar, every result, no daily cap.; Point.me: Free Forever: up to 60 days out, 15 results per search, no live search.
Alerts: MilesZone: Up to 25 routes on either plan, the seat re-checked before the email leaves.; Point.me: 1 on monthly Standard, 3 on annual Standard, 5 route-specific alerts on Premium.
Paid plan: MilesZone: $17 a month or $127 a year, the same features on both, trial first.; Point.me: Standard $19.99 a month or $129 a year; Premium $260 a year.
Refunds: MilesZone: Cancel during the trial and you are never charged.; Point.me: No refunds on subscriptions, per its help centre.
Programmes: MilesZone: EL AL Matmid, Atmos Rewards (oneworld), Air France-KLM Flying Blue (SkyTeam), LifeMiles (Star Alliance), Virgin Atlantic Flying Club (Virgin Atlantic's own direct flights), Thai Royal Orchid Plus (Star Alliance, no mainland US airports), British Airways Club (routes to and from London), United MileagePlus (Star Alliance, from United's US hubs), Delta SkyMiles and Qantas Frequent Flyer. What each one reads is on coverage.; Point.me: 30+ loyalty programmes and 150+ airlines, some with limited support.
Booking help: MilesZone: None: you book on the programme's own site.; Point.me: Booking instructions on paid plans; concierge from $200 per passenger.

Point.me vs MilesZone, checked October 7, 2026
Topic	MilesZone	Point.me
Trial	A 7-day free trial, card up front; cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.	None: its help centre says point.me does not offer a free trial.
Search without paying	The next 60 days of a route in one calendar, every result, no daily cap.	Free Forever: up to 60 days out, 15 results per search, no live search.
Alerts	Up to 25 routes on either plan, the seat re-checked before the email leaves.	1 on monthly Standard, 3 on annual Standard, 5 route-specific alerts on Premium.
Paid plan	$17 a month or $127 a year, the same features on both, trial first.	Standard $19.99 a month or $129 a year; Premium $260 a year.
Refunds	Cancel during the trial and you are never charged.	No refunds on subscriptions, per its help centre.
Programmes	EL AL Matmid, Atmos Rewards (oneworld), Air France-KLM Flying Blue (SkyTeam), LifeMiles (Star Alliance), Virgin Atlantic Flying Club (Virgin Atlantic's own direct flights), Thai Royal Orchid Plus (Star Alliance, no mainland US airports), British Airways Club (routes to and from London), United MileagePlus (Star Alliance, from United's US hubs), Delta SkyMiles and Qantas Frequent Flyer. What each one reads is on coverage.	30+ loyalty programmes and 150+ airlines, some with limited support.
Booking help	None: you book on the programme's own site.	Booking instructions on paid plans; concierge from $200 per passenger.

Point.me column checked on October 7, 2026. The MilesZone column follows our current plans.

Where MilesZone differs from Point.me

Four places where the two differ. We checked each one against point.me's plans page and help centre on October 7, 2026.

Try Pro before you pay

point.me's help centre is direct: "At this time, point.me does not offer a free trial." Its subscriptions are not refunded either.

MilesZone Pro opens with a 7-day free trial: set alerts, open the 12-month calendar and re-check seats on your real trips. Cancel before it ends and you are never charged.

25 route alerts on either plan

point.me rations alerts by plan and cadence. Monthly Standard reads "Only 1 price alert", annual Standard carries 3, Premium five route-specific alerts, and the free plan none.

MilesZone Pro holds up to 25 alerts on monthly and yearly alike, each covering a route over a whole date window with the most miles and cash you will pay.

Illustration: a MilesZone alert re-checks the seat with the programme before the email is sent — Before an alert leaves, the seat is asked for again.

Search with the whole calendar

point.me's Free Forever plan searches up to 60 days out but caps each award search at 15 results, with no live flight search and no alerts.

MilesZone shows the next 60 days of a route in one calendar, free with an account, every result shown. On JFK to London that puts LifeMiles and British Airways Club on the same dates, miles and cash fees side by side.

MilesZone date strip for New York (JFK) to Paris (CDG): business class award prices for each day, the cheapest days highlighted — Every day of the window at once, the cheapest days in coral. From the New York to Paris page.

Alerts that re-check the seat

point.me lists award price alerts on its paid plans and real-time search for when you sit down to look.

When a MilesZone alert spots a LifeMiles or Avios seat, it asks the programme about that seat again before the email goes out, and stays silent if it has gone. That matters before a points transfer, which cannot be undone.

MilesZone results for New York (JFK) to Paris (CDG) in business class: the same trip priced by Atmos Rewards, Flying Blue and LifeMiles in miles plus cash fees

Every programme we read, on one page.

Search a route and see each programme's miles with the cash on top, for every date in the window.

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Point.me free vs paid: plans and prices

Free: 60 days out, 15 results per search
Paid: $19.99/mo or $129/yr
Alerts: None free; 1 to 5 paid

point.me pricing on October 7, 2026: Standard costs $19.99 a month or $129 a year, with real-time search up to a year out. Premium costs $260 a year and adds five route-specific alerts, a $100 concierge credit and multi-city search. Concierge booking starts at $200 per passenger. point.me offers no free trial and no refunds on subscriptions.

On MilesZone, award search is free for departures in the next 60 days with an account and no card. Pro, at $17 a month or $127 a year, keeps every feature on both cadences and begins with a 7-day free trial; it brings 25 alerts, 12 months of dates and the seat re-check.

Point.me or MilesZone: which should you pick?

Pick MilesZone if

You want to try MilesZone Pro on your own routes before you commit.
You watch several trips at once and need more than 5 alerts: Pro holds 25.
You book on LifeMiles, British Airways Club, EL AL Matmid, Atmos Rewards, Air France-KLM Flying Blue, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club, Thai Royal Orchid Plus, United MileagePlus, Delta SkyMiles or Qantas Frequent Flyer.

Pick point.me if you want 30+ programmes in one award search or a concierge to book for you.

Point.me vs MilesZone: questions

Is point.me worth it?: point.me runs award search across 30+ programmes and sells concierge help. To find seats and be told when one opens, MilesZone offers a 7-day free trial and 25 route alerts on either plan.
How much does point.me cost?: On October 7, 2026: Standard $19.99 a month or $129 a year, Premium $260 a year, concierge from $200 per passenger.
Is point.me free?: Its Free Forever plan searches up to 60 days out with 15 results per search, no live search and no alerts. MilesZone is free for departures in the next 60 days, every result shown.
Does point.me have a free trial?: No, per its help centre, and subscriptions are not refunded. MilesZone Pro comes with a 7-day free trial.
Which point.me alternative has more alerts?: MilesZone: 25 route alerts on monthly or yearly, each re-checking the seat before it emails, and a trial to test them first.
Is there a point.me promo code?: Not on point.me's own pages (checked October 12, 2026). Its yearly plans are shown at a discount: Standard $129 a year against a $239 list price, Premium $260 against $559.88.

The short version

MilesZone is the point.me alternative for travellers who want to try before paying, watch many routes at once and trust an alert when it lands: a 7-day free trial, 25 alerts on either plan and 60 days of free search.

To see how fresh the LifeMiles and British Airways Club results are, read how often we read each programme.

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Try a search on New York (JFK) to London (LHR).