Yes, with limits: unlimited live award searches 4 days at a time, and up to 4 flight alerts. PointsYeah Premium widens that to 8 days per search and up to 32 flight alerts.

How does PointsYeah count alerts?

Its membership guide counts each flight alert as one day: 4 on the free plan, 32 on Premium. A MilesZone alert counts once per route, over a whole date window.

Which PointsYeah alternative shows more dates per search?

MilesZone: the next 60 days of a route in one award search calendar, and alerts that cover a date window rather than a single day.

PointsYeah vs MilesZone: which covers more programmes?

PointsYeah: 20+ airline programmes, plus hotels. MilesZone reads fewer: 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.

Is there a PointsYeah promo code?

None on PointsYeah's own pages (checked October 12, 2026). Partner codes appear on points blogs from time to time; we do not list them because we cannot verify them.

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PointsYeah vs MilesZone: date windows, alerts and plans compared

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

If you are looking for a PointsYeah alternative, this page decides one thing: which tool shows you the dates that work without searching them a few days at a time. PointsYeah vs MilesZone comes down to a live award search against a whole calendar. PointsYeah searches live in a narrow window; MilesZone lays out the next 60 days of a route at once, and an alert watches a whole date window instead of a single day.

At a glance

60 days of free search in one calendar, against 4 days per award search on PointsYeah's free plan and 8 on Premium.
One MilesZone alert covers a route over a whole date window, up to 25 routes. A PointsYeah alert counts as 1 day.
MilesZone alerts re-check the seat with the programme before emailing.

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Is PointsYeah worth it?

PointsYeah's free plan is generous: unlimited live searches across 20+ programmes, 4 days at a time, and 4 flight alerts. Premium, $119.95 a year on October 7, 2026, is worth it if you search often with flexible dates: 8 days per search, two airports at each end, up to 32 flight alerts and hotel alerts.

Two limits shape the verdict. An alert counts as one day, so watching a week uses several of them, and even an 8-day slice means many searches to cover a month of departures.

MilesZone shows a whole route calendar at once, each programme's miles and cash fees side by side, free for departures in the next 60 days; Pro adds route alerts over a whole date window and 12 months of dates. Search a route to compare.

PointsYeah vs MilesZone at a glance

Dates per search: MilesZone: The next 60 days in one calendar on the Free plan; 12 months on Pro.; PointsYeah: Up to 4 days per search free, up to 8 on Premium.
Alert unit: MilesZone: One alert is one route over a date window, up to 25 routes.; PointsYeah: Each alert counts as 1 day; up to 4 free, up to 32 on Premium.
Alert accuracy: MilesZone: The seat is re-checked with the programme before the email leaves.; PointsYeah: Alerts notify you when something changes, per its FAQ.
Paid plan: MilesZone: $17 a month or $127 a year, monthly or yearly with the same features, after a free trial.; PointsYeah: Premium: $119.95 a year (shown as $10 a month).
Free plan: MilesZone: Free with an account: the next 60 days, no daily cap, no card.; PointsYeah: Unlimited live searches, 4 days at a time, one airport pair per its membership guide.
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.; PointsYeah: 20+ airline programmes, plus bank and hotel programmes.
Hotels: MilesZone: No: MilesZone searches award flights only.; PointsYeah: Yes: live search of 50,000+ hotels.

PointsYeah vs MilesZone, checked October 7, 2026
Topic	MilesZone	PointsYeah
Dates per search	The next 60 days in one calendar on the Free plan; 12 months on Pro.	Up to 4 days per search free, up to 8 on Premium.
Alert unit	One alert is one route over a date window, up to 25 routes.	Each alert counts as 1 day; up to 4 free, up to 32 on Premium.
Alert accuracy	The seat is re-checked with the programme before the email leaves.	Alerts notify you when something changes, per its FAQ.
Paid plan	$17 a month or $127 a year, monthly or yearly with the same features, after a free trial.	Premium: $119.95 a year (shown as $10 a month).
Free plan	Free with an account: the next 60 days, no daily cap, no card.	Unlimited live searches, 4 days at a time, one airport pair per its membership guide.
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.	20+ airline programmes, plus bank and hotel programmes.
Hotels	No: MilesZone searches award flights only.	Yes: live search of 50,000+ hotels.

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

Where MilesZone differs from PointsYeah

Four differences, from the date window to the way alerts are counted, each checked against PointsYeah's membership guide and FAQ on October 7, 2026.

60 days in one search, not 4

PointsYeah's free live search covers up to 4 days at a time, and Premium widens that to 8. To see a month of dates on one route, you run the search again and again, moving the window each time. Its Daydream Explorer map spans 365 days, but its own FAQ says Explorer data is not real time.

MilesZone shows the next 60 days of a route in one calendar, free with an account, with no daily cap. Every date with a seat sits on one screen, from Flying Blue to Atmos Rewards, with 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.

One alert is one route over a window

PointsYeah's membership guide says each flight alert counts as 1 day. The free plan allows 4 and Premium 32. Watching every day of a month on one route would use about 30 of them, close to the whole Premium allowance on a single trip.

A MilesZone alert covers a route over a whole date window, with the most miles and cash you will pay. Pro holds up to 25 of them, so 25 trips, not 25 days.

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.

Alerts that re-check the seat

PointsYeah's FAQ says alerts notify you when something changes.

Say a Flying Blue seat out of Los Angeles turns up: the MilesZone alert checks it with Flying Blue once more before emailing, and sends nothing if it has gone. The alert then keeps running, at most four emails a day, and repeats a date only when it is cheaper or a week later.

Try Pro for 7 days

PointsYeah's free plan lets you try live search, 4 days at a time with 4 alerts. The 8-day window and 32 alerts are on Premium, and we did not see a trial of Premium in its membership guide.

MilesZone Pro gives you 7 days, free, to run the alerts, the 12-month horizon and the seat re-check on your own LAX or CDG trips. Cancel before the trial ends and you are never charged.

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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PointsYeah free vs paid: plans and prices

Free: Unlimited live searches, 4 days each
Paid: $119.95/yr (shown as $10/mo)
Alerts: 4 free, 32 Premium; 1 alert = 1 day

PointsYeah Premium costs $119.95 a year, shown as $10 a month on its membership guide on October 7, 2026. Premium adds 8-day searches, up to 32 flight alerts and 30 hotel alerts, live seat maps and a family points wallet. The PointsYeah free plan keeps unlimited live searches, 4 days at a time.

Against PointsYeah's 4-day slices, MilesZone award search is free for departures in the next 60 days once you have an account, no card asked. Pro sells at $17 a month or $127 a year, one feature set on either cadence, after a 7-day free trial: 25 window alerts, a year of dates and a seat re-check before any transfer.

PointsYeah or MilesZone: which should you pick?

Pick MilesZone if

You want MilesZone to show every date on a route at once, not 4 or 8 days per search.
You watch whole date windows and want each MilesZone alert to cover one, up to 25 routes.
You book on Air France-KLM Flying Blue, Atmos Rewards, EL AL Matmid, LifeMiles, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club, Thai Royal Orchid Plus, British Airways Club, United MileagePlus, Delta SkyMiles or Qantas Frequent Flyer.

Pick PointsYeah if you want unlimited live award searches and alerts at no cost, 20+ airline programmes and hotel search in one place.

PointsYeah vs MilesZone: questions

Is PointsYeah free?: Yes, with limits: unlimited live award searches 4 days at a time, and up to 4 flight alerts. PointsYeah Premium widens that to 8 days per search and up to 32 flight alerts.
How much is PointsYeah Premium?: $119.95 a year, shown as $10 a month on its membership guide on October 7, 2026.
How does PointsYeah count alerts?: Its membership guide counts each flight alert as one day: 4 on the free plan, 32 on Premium. A MilesZone alert counts once per route, over a whole date window.
Which PointsYeah alternative shows more dates per search?: MilesZone: the next 60 days of a route in one award search calendar, and alerts that cover a date window rather than a single day.
PointsYeah vs MilesZone: which covers more programmes?: PointsYeah: 20+ airline programmes, plus hotels. MilesZone reads fewer: 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.
Is there a PointsYeah promo code?: None on PointsYeah's own pages (checked October 12, 2026). Partner codes appear on points blogs from time to time; we do not list them because we cannot verify them.

The short version

MilesZone is the PointsYeah alternative for the trip you plan around dates: a whole calendar instead of 4-day slices, alerts that watch a window instead of a day, a seat re-checked before the email, and 60 days of free search on the programmes we read.

Whether our Atmos and Flying Blue calendar is fresh enough for you comes down to how often we read each programme.

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