How to Use AwardLogic Like a Pro

AwardLogic is a tool designed to help frequent flyers find and book flights. The subscription-based service comes with a suite of unique features and filters, and can be very beneficial to help you find the best award flights quickly.

In this guide, we’ll explore how AwardLogic can help you choose which points to use for flight bookings and find availability across multiple loyalty programs in a single search. We’ll also dive into its many features, and see how it stacks up against other booking tools.

AwardLogic Pricing

While you can technically use AwardLogic for free without having to create an account, all the information you’d actually want to see remains hidden from view.

Therefore, to actually make use of AwardLogic’s features, you have to sign up for an account and choose one of three pricing options:

• $4.99 (USD) for a single day pass
• $19.99 (USD) for the monthly plan
• $199.99 (USD) for the annual plan

The annual plan works out to an average of $16.67 (USD) per month. If you sign up for a monthly plan, you get the first three days for free.

Every plan gives you access to all of the services, with the exception of the single day pass, which doesn’t include flight alerts.

If you’d like, you could also get some friends together and split a membership to help cut down the cost.

For most users, paying $4.99 (USD) for a day pass would probably suffice, as you can spend a day sorting out your flights and then get instructions on how to book them. 

The monthly and annual plans could make sense to get if you can benefit from flight alerts or if you tend to conduct a high volume of searches throughout the week. 

AwardLogic Features – Award Flight Searches

AwardLogic’s main function is an airline search tool which lets you easily view and compare the number of points required for a specific route across multiple airline loyalty programs.

By comparing multiple programs at once, you can save a lot of time, and also better optimize your booking by knowing the best program to book with.

Furthermore, you can specify which loyalty programs you want included in your search, and filter the search results to only show the points required for those programs.

This is very useful, as you may have a lot of Aeroplan points and British Airways Avios at your disposal, but you don’t really need to know how many points would be required from, say, the Thai Airways Royal Orchid…