Free systems

Free Systems

The exact systems from my videos, written down properly. No course, no email wall. Referral links are marked Ad.

System 01Business Class Without Paying For The Seats+

Step 1

Earn Avios on hotels you were booking anyway

Download the free Avios app. Before booking any hotel on Agoda or Booking.com, go through the Avios portal first — it redirects you, you book as normal, same price. Up to 10 points per £1, sometimes 20. £1,000 of hotels = 10,000–20,000 Avios.

Step 2

Turn everyday spending into points with Revolut

RevPoints transfer out to real airline programmes — Avios, Flying Blue, Qatar, Turkish and more. On Ultra I earn 1 point per £1 on normal spending and 10 points per £1 on Uber. A £100 Uber = 1,000 points.Revolut →Ad — Referral

Step 3

Find the seats on seats.aero

Free website that scans award availability across programmes. Real examples: Johannesburg → Doha in Qatar business for 45,000 points. London → Bangkok on BA for 90,000 Avios plus taxes.

The two rules

Never redeem for economy — short-haul is what money is for; points are for the long-haul seat you would never buy with cash. And never spend more than you were already going to spend. The moment you buy things to earn points, you have lost the game.

System 02Top-Tier Airline Status Without Flying+

Step 1

Get Accor Gold free with the Amex Platinum

The UK Platinum includes Accor ALL Gold status — you just enrol on the card's benefits page. Two minutes.Amex Platinum →Ad — Referral

Step 2

Match it through Kenya Airways

Kenya Airways (via statusmatch.com) matches Accor Gold to Asante Platinum — SkyTeam Elite Plus, the top tier of the whole alliance. $299, lasts 12 months, one match per person. That means lounge access, SkyPriority and extra baggage across KLM, Air France, MEA, China Eastern, Saudia, Korean Air and the rest.

Move fast: status matches close when too many people use them. Check it's still live before paying. The Platinum has a £650 annual fee — the maths works if you'll use the travel benefits. Credit subject to status.

System 03The Hilton Setup (And My Maldives Plan)+

Step 1

Gold status instantly via Amex Platinum

The Platinum includes Hilton Honors Gold — enrol on the benefits page. Free breakfast at most hotels outside the US (US hotels give a food & drink credit), room upgrades when available, and an 80% points bonus on every stay.

Step 2

The Hilton debit card

£150 a year. I got 20,000 points immediately, plus another 30,000 and 5 elite nights after £2,500 of foreign-currency spend — which travel does for you. Up to 55,000 bonus points with my code HJAAZY at sign-up.Hilton Honors debit card →Ad — Referral

Step 3

The 5th night free

Book four nights on points and the fifth is free on standard reward stays — the single biggest lever in the programme, and how five nights at the Conrad Maldives becomes realistic on points alone. Always book direct with Hilton; points and status don't count through Booking.com or Expedia.

System 04The AI Money-Leak Tracker+

Step 1

Connect Claude to your Gmail

I built mine in Claude (claude.ai) using the Gmail connector — Settings → Connectors → Gmail. You approve exactly what it can read, and you can revoke it any time. Never paste card numbers or passwords into any chat.

Step 2

Paste this prompt

You are my money-leak tracker. You have access to my Gmail — search it before asking me anything.

1 — SUBSCRIPTIONS. Search my email for receipts, invoices, "your trial", "renewal". Build a table: service, monthly cost, annual cost, renewal date, free trial and the date it converts. Show my total monthly and annual spend at the top.

2 — CARD REWARDS. I'll tell you my cards (Amex, Revolut). Build a checklist of every active offer: value, expiry, done box. When I say "tick [reward]", mark it complete.

3 — POINTS. Table of my airline and credit card points: programme, balance, expiry, action needed.

RULES: anything expiring within 14 days goes at the top in bold. Start every chat with what needs action this week. Be blunt about things I clearly don't use.

Run it monthly: tell it what changed, tick off rewards as you use them. The first run is the shocking one.