You earned the status. Atlas makes sure you use all of it.
Atlas watches every program and handles it once you approve.
Your Amex bonus is live: first class to Paris for 280,000 points + $500.
Then 4 Gritti Palace nights in Venice on points keep Titanium. Want it?
Normally $20,800You save $11,280
Here's the whole trip.
La Première, New York to ParisThen the Gritti Palace, Venice, 4 nightsView your trip →Book it.
Done. Seat and stay booked, Titanium kept.
Your advisor has it from here.
Welcome to Venice. I've asked for a Grand Canal view.
The result
You travel. We handle it.
More time with the people you travel with. Your status used at every stay, your points and miles working. Approve once. We handle the rest.
The problem
Loyalty programs count on you being too busy to use it.
Points expire quietly.
Atlas tracks every expiry date and tells you before it hits.
Transfer bonuses end before you notice.
Atlas catches them while they're live.
Elite nights go missing.
Atlas checks every stay posted and claims what didn't.
The service
A managed concierge service, powered by AI and handled by people.
Watched every day by AI. Handled by a licensed advisor.
Every member is matched with their own Atlas advisor, a licensed travel advisor. Atlas watches every card, point, mile and status you hold and works out every way to book. Your advisor sends you one proposal and a secure link to book it, then takes care of the rest.
How it works
Atlas finds it. You approve it. Your advisor takes care of the rest.
Every number is calculated from published program rules, never guessed.
We never store your passwords.
You pay the airline or hotel directly. Atlas never sees your card.
Monitor
Step 1: Atlas finds it
Atlas checks every card, point, mile and status every day.
Atlas AITue 13 OctQantas first class to Sydney on your miles + 47,000 Citi and 16,000 Bilt points.
Normally $14,290.60. You pay $34. You save $12,322.85. Want it?
Request
Step 2: You say yes
Reply in a word.
Yes. Thursday 21 January, from Los Angeles.
Decide
Step 3: See the trip
The trip lands on your board, priced for your cards and status.
Qantas FirstLos Angeles to Sydney · Thu 21 Jan- Normally
- $14,290.60
- Covered by
- 47,500 American miles + 47,000 Citi + 16,000 Bilt pointsworth $1,933.75
- You pay
- $34.00
- You save
- $12,322.85
Nonstop on the A380, a first class suite. You fly Executive Platinum.
How we count →Handle
Step 4: Approve and book
Confirm with Face ID, book in two guided steps, and your advisor does the rest.
Qantas First, on American milesLos Angeles to Sydney · Thu 21 JanIn your own Citi, Bilt and American accounts
- Move 47,000 Citi and 16,000 Bilt points to American
- Book the seat on aa.com
The seat is checked before a point moves.
Approve with Face IDNothing moves until you confirm.
Atlas AI · AI assistantYou're booked.
Your advisor is on your requests.
Your Atlas advisor · Licensed travel advisor
Booked in the time it takes to pick a movie. You confirm every step. A licensed advisor looks after you.
Behind every step
Step 01
Monitor
Every balance, card and status, checked every day against bonuses, expiries and rule changes. We never log in to your accounts.
Step 02
Request
Your yes becomes one request: dates, seat, room and the status nights you need.
Step 03
Decide
Every way to book is priced for your cards and status, and Atlas names the one that wins, even when it earns us nothing.
Step 04
Handle
Face ID, guided steps in your own accounts, and your advisor on the rest. The win goes on your statement with its evidence.
The proof
The data behind every proposal.
One trip to Venice, step by step. Each figure worked out on published rules, with the evidence attached.
Monitor
First class to Paris.
Your points sit in a dozen programs, and bonuses end before you look.
Atlas caught the 25% Amex bonus while it was live, and worked out what it buys.
- Normally
- $15,000.00
- Covered by
- 280,000 Amex pointsworth $5,600.00
- You pay
- $500.00
- You save
- $8,900.00
Request
Venice, 3 to 8 December.
Every trip means spelling out the same dates, seats and rooms again.
Your yes becomes the whole request, with the 4 Titanium nights you need by 31 Dec.
Decide
Four nights at the Gritti Palace.
Every program says its way to book is best.
Atlas prices every way for your cards and status. Your Bonvoy points win, and they keep Titanium.
- Normally
- $5,800.00
- Covered by
- 456,000 Bonvoy pointsworth $3,420.00
- You pay
- $0.00
- You save
- $2,380.00
Handle
Venice, booked.
Doing it right takes an evening across three websites.
You confirm with Face ID and book in guided steps. Your advisor takes the rest, and the win goes on your statement.
- Normally
- $20,800.00
- Covered by
- 280,000 Amex + 456,000 Bonvoy pointsworth $9,020.00
- You pay
- $500.00
- You save
- $11,280.00
Four nights at Park Hyatt Maldives. On your Hyatt points, with your advisor on the rest.Saved $3,490.00
A rebooked stay. The rate dropped; you rebooked through your advisor's secure link.Saved $420.00
Status kept. Eight missing elite nights, found and claimed.Globalist kept
How we count value →The guarantee
If Atlas doesn't return its fee, we make up the difference.
Every win is recorded the moment it happens, with the evidence attached. If your total after 12 months is less than your membership fee, we credit the shortfall toward your renewal.
Your statement counts only what you acted on and can trace.
How we count value →What you carry
The status you hold, put to work.
Globalist, Titanium or Ambassador.
You earned the suite and the breakfast. Book the wrong way and neither counts.
Atlas shows the way to book where your status counts. Your advisor asks for the suite.
Delta 360°, Executive Platinum, 1K.
Your miles sit in five programs.
Atlas keeps all five in one view, with what each is worth.
Amex Platinum, Sapphire Reserve, Venture X.
Hundreds in credits a year, each with its own rules.
Atlas tracks every one.
Spend that runs through your company.
Business spend often lands on the card that earns least.
Atlas shows which card each charge belongs on.
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Questions
Who is my Atlas advisor?
A licensed travel advisor, matched to you when you join. The same person on every request.
Do you need my passwords?
No. We never log in to your accounts.
How do you keep my data safe?
Your data is encrypted. Every approval takes Face ID or your passkey, and we never store card numbers.
Do I keep my points and status?
Yes. You book in your own name, in your own accounts.
Does anything happen without my approval?
No. Every step waits for your Face ID or passkey.
What if the price changes before I book?
Atlas works it out again and asks you again.
How is this different from my card's concierge or travel portal?
Atlas compares every way to book, your card's portal among them, and names the one that wins.
How do I join?
By application.