#7 Among Transferable Points
Point Value
0.0 ¢
Program Score
5.6
Rove lets you earn transferable miles on travel, shopping, dining, gift cards, and more.
Rove is a standalone loyalty program that allows you to earn miles on travel, shopping, dining, gift cards, and other purchases. You can then redeem those miles for travel or transfer them to Rove's airline and hotel partners.
You can earn miles in several ways:
Another positive feature of Rove is that it allows you to earn loyalty points with your preferred hotel program while also earning Rove miles on the same stay. Rove says Loyalty Eligible rates are now available at roughly 99% of properties within participating hotel chains.
You can toggle the “Loyalty Eligible Stays” button when searching for hotels to see which bookings qualify. You can also filter results by your specific hotel loyalty program.
Another highlight is that whether you pay in advance or at the hotel, the hotel charges your card, not Rove. This allows you to use whichever credit card gives you the highest multiplier on your purchase.
For example:
It’s a great way to triple dip on rewards.
Share miles with other members
Rove lets members send miles to or receive miles from other members by contacting support through in-app or account chat. Each member can send and receive miles up to three times per year, with a minimum of 2,000 miles and a maximum of 200,000 miles per transfer.
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Rove Miles has added Copa Airlines ConnectMiles as a new transfer partner and is celebrating the launch with a 40% transfer bonus through September 30, 2026. The standard transfer ratio is 1:1, so with the bonus, you’ll receive 1,400 Copa ConnectMiles for every 1,000 Rove Miles transferred.
Rove Miles has rolled out its biggest expansion yet, adding several new ways to earn miles. Rove Dining lets you link a card and earn bonus miles automatically at more than 2,000 participating restaurants across 20+ U.S. markets, with earning rates varying by restaurant. Rove has also launched a gift card marketplace where miles post immediately. This is great if you need a small top-up, as you can purchase a gift card, immediately receive the miles, and then transfer them to one of Rove's 20+ airline and hotel partners. Rove has also announced new card-linked in-store shopping offers, a new mobile app, and redesigned browser extensions. The most exciting development may be the expansion of its best feature, the hotel platform. Rove offers Loyalty Eligible hotel rates that let you earn Rove miles while also earning hotel points, elite nights, and status benefits. Rove says these rates are now available at roughly 99% of properties within eligible hotel chains. Rove has expanded very quickly since its launch, and these additions provide several new ways to earn miles without having to book travel through the program. We have updated our Rove page to reflect all the changes and new features.
Rove has added Qantas as a new transfer partner and is celebrating the launch with a 50% transfer bonus through August 14, 2026. The standard transfer ratio is 1:1, so you'll receive 1,500 Qantas Frequent Flyer points for every 1,000 Rove Miles transferred during the promotion.
Rove has added Frontier Airlines as a new transfer partner and is celebrating the launch with a 25% transfer bonus through July 31, 2026. The standard transfer ratio is 1:1, so you'll receive 1,250 Frontier miles for every 1,000 Rove Miles transferred during the promotion. Frontier is a nice addition for anyone who regularly flies the airline, and there can be good redemption opportunities on certain routes. As always, we wouldn't recommend transferring speculatively. Only move points if you have a specific redemption in mind.
There are a variety of ways to redeem your miles with Rove. The program offers 20+ airline and hotel transfer partners, including some that are difficult or impossible to access through other transferable points programs. As with most transferable points systems, we generally recommend transferring to partners to get the best value from your miles.
One thing to know about flight searches: The transfer booking options are not always comprehensive. We liken it to an award consolidator site. It provides a helpful snapshot of what might be available, but we recommend running your own transfer partner searches directly on each airline’s website to get the most accurate picture of available awards.
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Compare paying cash through Rove, redeeming miles through the portal, and transferring miles to a partner. Cash hotel bookings can earn substantial miles, so redeeming may not always be the best option.
Flights booked directly through Rove are treated as paid fares by the airline, making them eligible to earn airline miles and elite credit when the fare qualifies.
Rove's transfer search is a helpful starting point for discovering award opportunities, but it doesn't always show every available option. Verify award availability directly with the airline before transferring your miles.
Rove Miles is best suited for travelers who want to earn flexible travel rewards without relying on a specific credit card, hotel, or airline loyalty program. Launched in 2025, the program allows users to earn miles through hotel and airfare bookings, online and in-store shopping, dining, gift cards, and other purchases. You can then redeem those miles for travel or transfer them to 20+ airline and hotel partners.
The program can work well for both beginners and experienced points-and-miles users. Beginners can earn transferable rewards without needing to manage multiple credit cards or loyalty programs, while more advanced users may find value in Rove's unique transfer partners and the ability to stack Rove miles with other rewards. Loyalty Eligible hotel bookings are especially appealing because you can earn Rove miles while still earning hotel points, elite-night credits, and status benefits.
That said, Rove is still a relatively new program with a shorter track record than established systems like Chase or Amex. We think it works best as a supplement to other rewards strategies rather than as a primary loyalty currency. But for travelers looking for another way to turn everyday purchases and travel bookings into flexible miles, Rove has quickly become an increasingly useful option.
Rove does not have its own elite status program like other standalone points programs such as Bilt. It does, however, allow you to earn elite status points with hotels when booking through Rove.
Search for and book a “Loyalty Eligible” hotel, and you’ll be able to enter your loyalty number and earn elite status points on your stay.
Rove is not tied to a specific credit card or bank, and there is no fee for joining or using Rove, so there is no need to ever cancel your account.
No, there is no specific credit card you need to earn Rove miles. Rove is a standalone loyalty program that isn't tied to a specific bank or card issuer. You can earn miles through travel bookings, online and in-store shopping, dining, gift cards, and other purchases, while still earning rewards from the credit card you use to pay.
Yes, Rove has 20+ airline and hotel transfer partners, including several programs that are difficult or impossible to access through other transferable points currencies. Transferring to partners is usually the best way to get outsized value from your Rove miles.
Rove does display transfer partner booking options in its flight search results. However, these are not always comprehensive, so we still recommend searching airline programs directly before transferring to a specific partner.
Yes, when you book a Loyalty Eligible rate. These bookings allow you to earn Rove miles while also earning hotel points, elite-night credits, and eligible status benefits. Rove says Loyalty Eligible rates are available at roughly 99% of properties within participating hotel chains.
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