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Points and Miles Valuations, July 2026

What every major rewards currency is actually worth, in cents per point.

These are the valuations behind every card review, sign-up bonus dollar figure and calculator on this site. Use them to compare currencies apples to apples: a 60,000-point bonus in a 2.0¢ currency is worth more than 80,000 points in a 1.2¢ one.

By Alex Compton · Last reviewed

· valuations independent of compensation

Bank Points (6 programs)

Transferable currencies. Their value comes from the best of their transfer partners, so they lead the table.

ProgramValue per pointValue of 10,000Transfer partners
Chase Ultimate Rewards2.05¢$20512
Amex Membership Rewards2.00¢$20013
Bilt Points2.00¢$2009
Capital One Miles1.80¢$1809
Citi ThankYou Points1.80¢$1809
Wells Fargo Rewards1.50¢$1505

Airline Miles (10 programs)

Values reflect realistic partner and saver awards, not the best redemption anyone has ever screenshotted.

ProgramValue per pointValue of 10,000Transfer partners
Alaska Mileage Plan1.45¢$145
American AAdvantage1.40¢$140
Virgin Atlantic Flying Club1.40¢$140
Air Canada Aeroplan1.40¢$140
Southwest Rapid Rewards1.35¢$135
Avianca LifeMiles1.35¢$135
Air France/KLM Flying Blue1.30¢$130
JetBlue TrueBlue1.30¢$130
United MileagePlus1.20¢$120
Delta SkyMiles1.15¢$115

Hotel Points (5 programs)

Hotel currencies vary the most. A Hyatt point buys several times what a Hilton point does.

ProgramValue per pointValue of 10,000Transfer partners
World of Hyatt1.70¢$170
Wyndham Rewards1.00¢$100
Marriott Bonvoy0.80¢$80
IHG One Rewards0.60¢$60
Hilton Honors0.50¢$50

How These Valuations Work

Each figure is our estimate of the realistic redemption value of one point or mile, not the theoretical maximum. Transferable bank currencies are valued off the awards their best transfer partners consistently make available. Airline miles are valued against partner and saver-level awards a normal member can actually book, and hotel points against typical paid rates at properties people actually redeem at.

Inflated "up to" numbers from one-off first-class redemptions are excluded on purpose. A valuation is only honest if it survives real redemptions, so when a program devalues its chart or its partners, the number here comes down with it. Valuations are reviewed monthly and this table was last reviewed in July 2026.

These are opinions based on tracked award pricing, not guarantees. Your own value depends on how you redeem.

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