Rove Miles now transfer to JetBlue TrueBlue at 1:1, and a 20% launch bonus through November 14, 2026 turns 10,000 Rove Miles into 12,000 TrueBlue points. At the 1.24 cents per point AwardWallet users average on TrueBlue, that’s about $149 of JetBlue flights. Rove announced the partnership on its blog on October 15, 2026.
Rove is a shopping and travel portal that pays its own currency, Rove Miles, instead of cash back. You earn them by booking hotels and flights through Rove or by shopping through its portal. Then you move them to airline programs the way you’d move Chase or Amex points.
The deal
- Offer: 20% bonus on transfers from Rove Miles to JetBlue TrueBlue, so 1,000 Rove Miles become 1,200 TrueBlue points.
- Dates: October 15, 2026 through November 14, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. ET.
- Normal rate: 1:1 once the bonus ends.
- Partner count: JetBlue joins 21 other Rove transfer partners, including Aeroplan, Flying Blue, Qatar Airways and Virgin Atlantic.
- Direct link: transfers run from your Rove account. Rove also shows TrueBlue award prices in its own flight search.
Key terms
- The ratio: Rove’s announcement says, “Starting today, Rove Miles transfer to TrueBlue® at a 1:1 ratio.”
- Bonus end: the 20% bonus runs “through November 14, 11:59 p.m. ET,” per the same post.
- JetBlue points: Rove’s post notes TrueBlue points never expire and JetBlue award flights have no blackout dates.
- Eligibility: Rove’s rewards terms require members to be at least 18 and U.S. residents, and Rove can change or end the program at any time.
- Earning: Rove’s earning guide lists up to 25 Rove Miles per $1 on hotels booked through Rove and 1 to 10 Rove Miles per $1 on flights.
A Mint seat for 40,800 Rove Miles
JetBlue prices awards against the cash fare instead of a fixed chart, so points track the ticket price. On October 16, 2026, a seats.aero search showed a nonstop JetBlue flight from New York JFK to San Francisco on November 25 for 48,900 TrueBlue points plus $5.60 in taxes. The seat is in Mint, JetBlue’s lie-flat business class. With the 20% bonus, that seat takes 40,800 Rove Miles (48,900 divided by 1.2, rounded up to the next 100).
| JFK to San Francisco in Mint | Without the bonus (1:1) | With the 20% bonus |
|---|---|---|
| TrueBlue points needed | 48,900 TrueBlue points | 48,900 TrueBlue points |
| Rove Miles to transfer | 48,900 Rove Miles | 40,800 Rove Miles |
| Taxes | $5.60 | $5.60 |
The bonus saves you 8,100 Rove Miles on this one seat. At the 1.24 cents per TrueBlue point AwardWallet users average, those 8,100 Rove Miles would otherwise buy about $100 of JetBlue flights (8,100 times 1.24 cents).
Nonstop economy on the same day priced at 27,000 TrueBlue points, so the lie-flat seat cost 21,900 TrueBlue points more. We searched on October 16, and that exact seat will likely be gone by the time you read this. Run the same search for your own dates before you transfer anything.
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Tip: check the points price on JetBlue’s site for your exact flight before you transfer. A fare change moves the points price the same day, and points you’ve moved stay in TrueBlue.
Compare it with Rove’s other October bonuses
Rove is running three other bonuses that end October 31, which we covered in our Rove transfer bonuses post:
| Partner | Bonus | Ends | 10,000 Rove Miles become |
|---|---|---|---|
| JetBlue TrueBlue | 20% | November 14 | 12,000 TrueBlue points |
| Flying Blue | 40% | October 31 | 14,000 Flying Blue miles |
| JAL Mileage Bank | 50% | October 31 | 15,000 JAL miles |
| Qatar Airways | 15% to 35% | October 31 | 11,500 Avios (35% from 100,000 Rove Miles) |
Our take
We’d use the JetBlue bonus only for a specific JetBlue flight you’ve already priced. At 1.24 cents per TrueBlue point, the bonus values a Rove Mile at about 1.49 cents (1.2 times 1.24). That’s a fair, predictable floor for a currency you earn by shopping.
The Flying Blue and JAL bonuses can beat that when award seats line up. Our points valuation guide puts most airline miles at 1 to 1.5 cents, so 14,000 Flying Blue miles at 1.2 cents is about $168. Those miles need saver space on a route you want, and JetBlue points don’t.
Act if you fly JetBlue from the Northeast or Florida and hold Rove Miles with no other plan for them. A transcontinental Mint seat is the strongest use we found, at 40,800 Rove Miles for JFK to San Francisco on November 25. Skip it if you’re saving toward a long-haul business class award, where Aeroplan or Flying Blue goes further. It’s the same logic as our JetBlue buy points post: JetBlue points are worth what the cash fare is worth, and no more. Rove launched Qantas and Copa with bigger bonuses, so 20% is modest for a launch. If you’re new to bonuses like this, our transfer bonus guide explains when one is worth chasing. Doctor of Credit covered the launch too.
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FAQ
What is the Rove to JetBlue transfer ratio?
1:1, and 1:1.2 with the launch bonus through November 14, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. ET. 10,000 Rove Miles become 12,000 TrueBlue points during the bonus.
How much are 12,000 JetBlue points worth?
About $149 at the 1.24 cents per point AwardWallet users average. JetBlue prices awards from the cash fare, so the exact value depends on the flight.
Can you book JetBlue Mint with Rove Miles?
Yes. Transfer Rove Miles to TrueBlue, then book Mint like any JetBlue award. On October 16, 2026, seats.aero showed New York JFK to San Francisco in Mint on November 25 for 48,900 TrueBlue points plus $5.60, or 40,800 Rove Miles with the 20% bonus.
Do JetBlue TrueBlue points expire?
No. Rove’s announcement notes TrueBlue points never expire, and JetBlue award flights have no blackout dates.
How do you earn Rove Miles?
Book hotels or flights through Rove, or shop through its portal or browser extension. Rove lists up to 25 Rove Miles per $1 on hotels and 1 to 10 Rove Miles per $1 on flights.
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