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Marriott Bonvoy Boundless

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An annual 35k free night certificate for a $95 fee, and three 50k free nights to start.

★ 7.9/10ChasepersonalMarriott Bonvoy Points5/24 applies
View Current OfferBest for: Marriott regulars

Welcome Bonus

150,000

≈$1,200 value

Spend Requirement

$3,000

in 3 months

Annual Fee

$95

No FTF

Credit Score

700+

(Good-Excellent)

Current offer note: Public offer: 3 Free Night Awards (each up to 50,000 points) after $3,000 in 3 months; bonus shown at the 150,000-point redemption ceiling, no points are awarded

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This is the best public offer this card has ever had. In 7 tracked offers going back to 2021, nothing has beaten 150k.

Current offer

150k

All-time high

150k

Typical offer

100k

In place since

October 2026

Sign-Up Bonus (points)Spending Requirement ($)
050,000100,000150,000200,000$0$1,875$3,750$5,625$7,5002021-012022-012023-012024-012025-012026-012027-01Sign-Up BonusSpending Requirement ($)
ObservedOfferRequirementWhat changedEvidence
2026-10-12150,000$3,000 in 3 moBonus increased: 125,000 → 150,000 · Spend: $5,000 → $3,000Public offer: 3 Free Night Awards (each up to 50,000 points) after $3,000 in 3 months; bonus shown at the 150,000-point redemption ceiling, no points are awardedChase Marriott Bonvoy Boundless product page →
2026-06125,000$5,000 in 3 moBonus increased: 85,000 → 125,000+ 1 Free Night awardArchive record · no attached snapshot
2026-0185,000$5,000 in 3 moBonus decreased: 100,000 → 85,000Archive record · no attached snapshot
2025-03100,000$5,000 in 3 moBonus increased: 85,000 → 100,000 · Spend: $4,000 → $5,000Archive record · no attached snapshot
2023-0885,000$4,000 in 3 moBonus decreased: 125,000 → 85,000 · Spend: $5,000 → $4,000Archive record · no attached snapshot
2022-03125,000$5,000 in 3 moBonus increased: 75,000 → 125,000 · Spend: $3,000 → $5,0005 Free Nights era highArchive record · no attached snapshot
2021-0175,000$3,000 in 3 moEarliest recordArchive record · no attached snapshot

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  1. changed

    Public offer now 3 Free Night Awards (up to 50k each) after $3k/3mo; $95 fee and earn confirmed; $100 airline credit offer added

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Earning Rates

  • 6xMarriott purchases
  • 3xGrocery, gas, dining (first $6k/yr)
  • 2xAll other purchases

Credits

No statement credits, this card wins on earn rates, not coupons.

Benefits

  • ✦Annual 35k-point free night certificate (topup to 50k allowed)
  • ✦15 elite night credits per year, plus 1 per $5,000 spent
  • ✦Automatic Silver Elite status, Gold after $35,000 of spend each calendar year
  • ✦Up to $100 in airline statement credits through 6/30/2027 ($50 per half after $250 of airline spend)

Why it earns its spot

  • +Free night cert routinely worth $200+
  • +Elite night credits stack toward Platinum

Where it costs you

  • −Marriott points are weak per-point
  • −Watch the Marriott/Amex 'family' application rules

The Compound Verdict

Hold it for the certificate, not the earn rates. Combined with the elite night credits, it is the cheapest path to mid-tier Marriott status. The current offer pays three Free Night Awards worth up to 50,000 points each rather than points, so its value depends on using all three at top-of-cap hotels.

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