Company Name: mileBlaster Official Website: https://www.mileblaster.com/ What do they do? Tool to track frequent flyer programs – how many miles/points you have, when those miles/points expire (as well as how to keep them from expiring), how to best use them, and how to earn bonus miles/points. Currently available as an online widget, an Adobe AIR widget, and an app for some mobile devices. Are they a business-to-business (B2B) company, or business-to-consumer (B2C)? B2C Founder(s): mileBlaster is the first product from CTM Holdings, LLC, of which Jack Costello is CEO. The company is based in Cambridge, MA. Date Founded: [unable to find this information] Presentation Notes: Jack Costello, mileBlaster CEO, gave the presentation. It’s a way for travelers to use their frequent flyer goals as part of the decision-making process when booking a trip. It’s a widget that goes onto travel search engine sites and incorporates someone’s frequent flyer program information into the search results – each result will show a traveler how many miles it would take to get that flight for free, if you have enough miles to get that flight for free, if there are bonus miles available for a particular flight, and whether that flight would get you to a free trip with that program. Users could also track their status as an elite flyer and see [...]
Company Name: mileBlaster Official Website: https://www.mileblaster.com/ What do they do? Tool to track frequent flyer programs – how many miles/points you have, when those miles/points expire (as well as how to keep them from expiring), how to best use them, and how to earn bonus miles/points. Currently available as an online widget, an Adobe AIR widget, and an app for some mobile devices. Are they a business-to-business (B2B) company, or business-to-consumer (B2C)? B2C Founder(s): mileBlaster is the first product from CTM Holdings, LLC, of which Jack Costello is CEO. The company is based in Cambridge, MA. Date Founded: [unable to find this information] Presentation Notes: Jack Costello, mileBlaster CEO, gave the presentation. It’s a way for travelers to use their frequent flyer goals as part of the decision-making process when booking a trip. It’s a widget that goes onto travel search engine sites and incorporates someone’s frequent flyer program information into the search results – each result will show a traveler how many miles it would take to get that flight for free, if you have enough miles to get that flight for free, if there are bonus miles available for a particular flight, and whether that flight would get you to a free trip with that program. Users could also track their status as an elite flyer and see [...]