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Spend Step 1 of 5

Spend · Section 01 of 05

Baseline Snapshot

Full name *

Email address *

Total annual household personal card spend — last 12 months *

Include all household spend that could run through cards.

Current credit score range *

800+

760–799

720–759

680–719

Below 680

Household dining spend charged to personal cards *

Restaurants, bars, food delivery.

Household grocery spend charged to personal cards *

Household general spend charged to personal cards *

Non-bonused spend — retail, insurance, utilities, miscellaneous.

Largest single discretionary purchase — past 12 months *

Dollar amount. Exclude primary residence and business purchases.

Cards · Section 02 of 05

Card Infrastructure

Primary cards currently used — full names required *

List the exact full card names you use most frequently.

Airfare — which card do you primarily use? *

Hotels — which card do you primarily use? *

Dining — which card do you primarily use? *

Groceries — which card do you primarily use? *

General / non-bonused spend — which card do you primarily use? *

Have you activated TSA PreCheck and CLEAR through your current card benefits? *

Yes — both activated

Yes — TSA PreCheck only

Yes — CLEAR only

No — neither activated

My cards don't include these credits

Travel · Section 03 of 05

Travel Profile

Primary home airport *

Which airports do you fly to most frequently? *

Primary airline for US domestic travel *

Delta

United

American

Southwest

Mixed or no preference

Current elite tier with that airline *

Household flights in the past 12 months *

1–5

6–10

11–20

21–40

40+

Percentage of flights with primary airline *

0–24%

25–49%

50–74%

75–100%

Household airline spend — past 12 months *

Under $5,000

$5,000–$9,999

$10,000–$19,999

$20,000 or more

Don't track — likely under $10,000

Don't track — likely over $10,000

How do you typically book flights and hotels? *

Direct — airline or hotel website

Corporate portal — Concur, Amex GBT, etc.

Online travel agency — Expedia, Booking, etc.

Mixed

Cabin typically booked *

Economy

Extra legroom economy

Premium Economy

Business

First

Mixed depending on route

Spend on seat upgrades or premium cabin buy-ups — past 12 months *

Under $1,000

$1,000–$3,000

$3,000–$7,000

Over $7,000

Experience · Section 04 of 05

Current Experience

How your current setup translates into real-world outcomes.

Primary hotel brand and current status *

Total hotel nights last year — all brands *

1–5

6–10

11–20

21–39

40+

Percentage of hotel stays with primary brand *

0–24% — spread across multiple brands

25–49%

50–74%

75–100% — concentrated in one brand

Airline miles or points redeemed — past 12 months *

Under 25,000

25,000–75,000

75,000–150,000

Over 150,000

None

Unsure

Do you consistently receive upgrades without asking? *

Yes

Travel disruption experienced in past 12 months? *

Yes

Which outcomes would most improve your experience? *

Choose up to two.

Earlier airline upgrades

Suite-level hotel upgrades

Airport experience — priority lanes, lounges

Reduce need to purchase premium seats

Better use of points and miles

Operational reliability during disruptions

More consistent recognition

Results · Section 05 of 05

Almost There

A few final details to complete your analysis.

What makes up most of your general spend? *

List up to three dominant categories.

How are your luxury retail purchases typically made? *

I have not meaningfully engaged in luxury retail

Online — brand website or third-party

In boutique without a dedicated advisor

Through a dedicated client advisor

Mixed

Who typically controls how your flights are booked? *

I do

Shared

Someone else — EA or travel manager

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The Architecture · Your Results

Your spend.
Your answer.

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Potential Annual Value

$—

Year one · same spend · correct routing · outcomes vary

Gap Score

—

Out of 10 · overall infrastructure misalignment

Spend Misrouted

—%

Of annual spend currently on wrong cards

Was that higher or lower than you expected?

Noted — thank you.

Where the money is going

Your three highest-impact corrections.

What changes

How your travel life looks different.

Right now

After the architecture

The routing map

Current spend vs. corrected architecture.

Category	Current card	Rate now	Rate fixed	Status	Corrected card	Annual impact

The path forward

Your 12-month arc.

Hotel program

Where your nights should go.

How the number is calculated

Potential annual value, line by line.

Potential Total · Year One

$—

What this means

The same money, working harder.

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