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Credit card strategy for business owners

you're already
earning this.
you're just not
collecting it.

I'll find the profit and show you how to keep it.

Materials, fuel, equipment, insurance. Every dollar you already push through the business is throwing off points. Most owners never collect them, and the ones who do cash out for a fraction of what they're worth.

Free. Tell me what you run through the business in a month and I'll tell you what it's actually worth, before you commit to anything.

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A United Polaris business-class seat screen showing arrival into SingaporeAn Air Canada business-class seat 4A set up for dinner serviceA skyline view from a high-floor room at the W ChicagoA United Polaris business-class seat screen showing a Boston to Los Angeles routeA round window framing a snow-capped skyline in Bozeman, Montana

SFO to Singapore, United Polaris

$8,500 retail. 70,000 points.

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Who you're working with

Gordon Kling, founder of pluspoints

at 17, I was pitching credit card strategies to my parents.

I worked for Alaska Airlines. I've been a travel agent. I ran my own business. I know what cash flow looks like. I've recovered millions for friends and business owners just because I loved solving the puzzle. Now it's my business.

What I do

two ways to work together.

Business owner consulting

you're leaving profit on the table.

For owners putting $20k to $150k+ a month on a card, or who could be. I rebuild the card strategy so that same spend throws off real, bankable profit. Not a rewards trick. A margin you were already earning and not collecting.

HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, landscaping, general contracting, restaurant groups, auto shops, trucking.

Find my number

Trip planning & booking

got points and need a getaway?

You've earned the points. I'll find and book the trip they were meant for: business-class flights, suites, and stays most people don't know how to reach. I do the research and the booking. You just show up.

Plan my trip

The numbers

this isn't theory. it's already been done.

10M+
Points recovered for clients
That's roughly 40 lie-flat seats to Europe.
$1.5M+
In flights and hotels booked
Valued at the cash retail price of what was booked.

As we scaled, we needed a smart way to manage high volume spend and finally move away from writing checks. Gordon built us a strategy that turned our everyday operating costs into massive return — taking us from 0 to over 2 million points in our first 3 months. If you run a high-spend trade business, you need Gordon in your corner.

Rick, HVAC

Rick, HVAC, Bend, OR

We were using a local bank card earning less than 1 point per dollar, and redeeming them was next to impossible. In just one 90-minute consultation and two follow-ups, Gordon overhauled our card portfolio. We tripled our return to about 3 points per dollar and generated over 700,000 points plus a sign-up bonus in under 3 months.

Jeff, General contracting

Jeff, General contracting, Miami, FL

Running a tour bus fleet means endless bills for diesel, repairs, and supplies. Gordon overhauled our strategy, matching cards to our specific spending categories to jump our return from 1% to 5%. Those heavy operating costs just paid for a luxury family vacation.

Syd, Tour bus fleet

Syd, Tour bus fleet, Woodland Hills, CA

What you're missing

this is what you're
leaving on the table.

Drag either side. Pick the trip you want, or set what you already run through the business each month — the other side follows.

The trip

155,000points

Europe, business class

15,000265,500

77,500 each way, lie-flat, per person.

Your monthly spend

$52,000a month on a card
156,000points a month at 3 per dollar
1,248,000points a year you never collect on a 1x card

Drag up and down. The gap is 2 points on every dollar you already spend.

Booked with points

A United Polaris business-class seat screen showing arrival into Singapore

SFO to Singapore, United Polaris

$8,500 retail. 70,000 points.

An Air Canada business-class seat 4A set up for dinner service

Amsterdam to San Diego, Air Canada business

$6,500 retail. 55,000 points.

A skyline view from a high-floor room at the W Chicago

W Chicago, high floor

$650/night retail. 30,000 points.

A United Polaris business-class seat screen showing a Boston to Los Angeles route

Boston to LA, United Polaris

$1,500 retail. 35,000 points.

A round window framing a snow-capped skyline in Bozeman, Montana

Kimpton Armory, Bozeman, MT

$759/night retail. 22,000 points.

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Before you ask

the questions everyone asks.

No. I start with the cards you already have and tune that setup first. If there's value being left on the table after that, we look at adding a card. A new application can drop your score a few points for a short while, then it recovers. For anything score-specific, verify directly with the credit bureaus.

Next step

let's find your number.

Tell me what you run through the business in a month. I'll tell you what it's actually worth before you commit to anything.