Insider Point Arbitrage turns premium travel into a one-page executive briefing: the top 3 redemptions that beat retail business fares, with policy-aligned guardrails and fast handoff to your EA.
A concise Q3-style briefing showing the top 3 arbitrage opportunities: route, program, points, fees, and estimated savings.
Fast notifications when high-value premium award space opens, so your team can act before it disappears.
A simple “Job ID → status + result URL” flow that reduces back-and-forth and keeps all stakeholders aligned.
We map the upcoming trips and the available points/miles across your programs (bank + airline + hotel).
We compare retail business fares vs award options using your thresholds and policy guardrails.
Only the biggest wins make the executive view — typically the top 3 legs with highest savings.
When award space opens, the EA gets a clear action prompt and the CEO stays out of the weeds.
Top 3 legs only. Show estimated savings, points + fees, and confidence. No clutter.
Share a clean read-only view. Executives see the decisions, not the admin controls.
Trigger a sample notification and show the status checker to eliminate follow-up emails.
The primary champion. Less manual searching, clearer approvals, faster booking decisions.
Stay in business class, reduce waste, and avoid getting pulled into travel minutiae.
Consistent comfort, better route economics, and less time spent chasing “good fares.”
It uses points strategically, but the product is a business workflow: cost control, approvals, alerts, and execution — built for executive travel operations.
No. The goal is to reduce work. The briefing filters the noise, the alerts prevent missed opportunities, and the status page cuts back-and-forth.
Not necessarily. This can complement your current agency or internal process. It improves decision quality before ticketing and handoff.
Yes — the rules engine can reflect your internal guardrails (fee caps, routing limits, change/cancel preferences, and approval thresholds).
It depends on route mix and travel frequency, but frequent premium travelers often see meaningful quarterly savings when high-cost long-haul legs are optimized.
We’ll audit an upcoming quarter and deliver a high-level executive briefing with the top 3 opportunities where points can beat retail business fares by your target threshold (e.g., $5,000+ per leg).