About MilesMap
Why this exists
Southeast Asians hold billions of loyalty points that quietly expire unused — not because people don't want to travel, but because working out the best redemption is genuinely hard. Award charts are opaque, pricing has gone dynamic, and every tool built to help was built for American travellers. Enrich and BIG Points, the two programs most Malaysians actually hold, are supported by no live award search tool anywhere in the world.
MilesMap starts from the opposite end: you tell us where you want to go, and we show you the best way to get there on the points you already have — across Enrich, KrisFlyer, Asia Miles, BIG Points and Avios, in one ranked answer.
How we verify rates
Every route in the tool is checked by hand against the airline's own award search, and stamped with the date it was last verified. We publish rates as ranges — "typically 58,000–76,000 points" — because programs like KrisFlyer now price dynamically, and pretending a single fixed number exists would be dishonest. When a program devalues or a rate moves, we update the data and the date. If you spot a change before we do, every results page has a one-click way to report it.
We never scrape airline systems and never ask for your loyalty account credentials. You type your balances, we rank the options, and the booking happens where it should — on the airline's own website.
How we make money
MilesMap is free to use. Some links on this site — to credit card applications, hotel booking platforms, or travel insurance — are affiliate links, which means we may earn a commission if you apply or book through them, at no cost to you. Affiliate relationships never change our rankings: results are ordered by value per point, calculated the same way for every program, every time. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any airline or loyalty program.
Who's behind it
MilesMap is built independently in Malaysia by a traveller who got tired of watching good points die in forgotten accounts. It's currently in early access — the tool works, the data is verified, and the roadmap (expiry alerts, more routes, more origins) is being shaped by the people using it. If you'd like to shape it too, or you're interested in partnering, write to hello@milesmap.co.