Points Guy released an app to track airline points and miles across multiple airlines in September 2021. TPG preemptively sued American Airlines on January 11 2022, asking a Delaware court to make it legal for customers to manage their frequent flyer data on a third-party website. The filing was in response to a cease and desist letter from American Airlines, demanding TPG not track the data of its AAdvantage members who opted-in to sharing their info with the TPG app. On January 22, 2022, American Airlines filed suit against The Points Guy in a federal court in Texas, claiming the company’s app violated its trademark and the terms of the airlines’ frequent flyer program. Products and services The business receives revenue in the form of 'marketing fees' from credit card companies based on traffic from the site related to credit cards participating in loyalty programs. Among the company's partners are Citi, Bank of America, and Chase and Capital One. References Further reading External links Official website American travel websites American blogs Finance websites Credit card rewards programs Internet properties established in 2010 Red Ventures