Flexible points currency Rove Miles has added Frontier Miles as a 1:1 transfer partner. To celebrate Rove is offering a 25% transfer bonus to Frontier until July 31, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. EST. This means when you transfer 1,000 Rove points you’ll receive 1,250 Frontier miles.
Rove Miles now has 19 transfer partners after recently adding Japan Airlines, SAS, Aeroplan & Virgin Atlantic + Virgin Red.
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Aeromexico Rewards
- Aeroplan
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ALL Accor
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Cathay
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Etihad Guest
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Finnair Plus
- Frontier
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Air France-KLM Flying Blue
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Hainan Airlines Fortune Wings Club
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Air India Maharaja Club
- Japan Airlines
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Miles & More
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Qatar Airways Privilege Club
- SAS EuroBonus
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Thai Airways Royal Orchid Plus
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Turkish Airlines Miles&Smiles
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Vietnam Airlines Lotusmiles
- Virgin Atlantic
- Virgin Red
Reminder you can currently get 250 Rove miles for free by completing a survey.
they said, they wont in another comment. Why so? bilt or we do rakuten CC already
I feel like theres a work around for this that delineates credit card earnings from Rove Miles. Like a cashback card that allows you to buy Rove miles. To stay within their current operating model, they already allow you to boost miles at checkout. For instance a $200 plane ticket you can 10x your miles (2,000 miles) for $29 . If the card earned 2x points on all purchases, and you could boost 100x (20,000) for 10k “points/cashback”, it wouldnt be so bad.
The reason why Rove has been able to get some unique partners that no one else has is because they aren’t attached to a bank or credit card, a lot of programs have exclusions that they can’t work outside their official bank partner ex American can only work with Citi Bank. They were only able to get Miles & More while no one else can because of this reason.
I think that was the original plan for the program and they pivoted for some reason, can’t remember the specifics.
Too early in the game. Let them mature. Let them demonstrate a sustainable platform. Keep their eye on the ball. Only then consider it.
I think it’s time Rove launches a credit card. They have some unique partners and with a reasonable annual fee and a good earning structure, I think there would be a lot of interest.