Pillar 04 · enjoy · redeem
What does your card actually get you?
Points are the slow payoff. Perks are what the annual fee buys on day one — a door at the airport, a tier you never slept for, a dining club riding on the charge. We map every door, verify every shortcut, and re-price every membership at what an Indian holder really extracts: ₹75,993 of sticker becomes ₹37,800. Issuers sell the brochure. We book the value.
what a fee actually buys fold that back up
- lounges
- 793
- airports
- 315
- countries
- 96
- graded A–C
- 651
the globe
A sphere full of doors.
A sample of the map — 48 locations across 48 countries, the busiest door in each. Drag to spin, tap a city, then open the full lounge map for every door and every card that opens it.
This globe is a visual index, and it plots a sample. Every airport, every lounge and every card that opens the door is listed as searchable text on the lounge map.
drag to spin
Every door, every card, every guest rule — the full lounge map →
Everything under Perks
Perks are opt-in value: a membership you never book is worth ₹0, so none of this is ever added twice into a card's net annual value — see the method. Lounge access changes without notice and we only print doors we can source, so a lounge missing here means unverified, not non-existent. The haircut we take on sticker prices is 50%, and every row carries its date. Points side of the ledger: what your points are worth.