Process
How MilesQuote works
Four steps, no rate table, and an explicit willingness to tell you that the airline's own price or a cash ticket is the better option.
- 1
You send the specifics
Programme, approximate amount, timeline, and what you are trying to achieve. We never need your account password, PIN or one-time codes.
- 2
We assess feasibility
We check whether the request is realistic given the programme's rules and the current picture. If it is not, we tell you rather than stalling.
- 3
You get an indicative figure
Any number we send is prepared for your request specifically. It is not a published rate, not a guarantee, and not a commitment to transact.
- 4
You decide, with the alternative stated
We will point out when buying direct from the airline, or simply paying cash, is the better route. That is the whole point of being independent.
What we will never do
- Ask for your frequent-flyer password, PIN or one-time codes.
- Publish fixed rates, fabricated reviews, testimonials or transaction counts.
- Imply an airline partnership, endorsement or authorisation we do not have.
- Encourage you to breach your programme's terms.
Process questions
- Are you a marketplace with live inventory?
- No. We are a quote desk. We do not claim live inventory, order books or completed-transaction counts, because we would be making them up.
- Why is there no rate table?
- A fixed public rate would be fiction. Pricing depends on programme, amount, timing and demand, so every quote is prepared individually.
- Do you charge for a quote?
- No. Requesting a quote is free and creates no obligation on either side.
- Are you affiliated with any airline?
- No. MilesQuote is independent, has no airline partnership or endorsement, and uses programme names for identification only.
MilesQuote is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by or partnered with any airline or loyalty programme. Programme names are used for identification only. We publish no fixed rates; every quote is indicative, prepared individually, and never a guarantee of price or completion. Always check your programme's own terms before acting.