Buy JetBlue TrueBlue Points
- Buy JetBlue TrueBlue points from The Points King, from 50,000
- Your price in writing by email before you pay
- Payment by PayPal. Compare with JetBlue's own price below.
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Buy JetBlue TrueBlue Points: Priced in Writing Before You Pay
By Joseph Hellman-Benjamin, Founder and CEO of The Points King. Last updated: October 13, 2026. Editorial Policy
Can you buy JetBlue TrueBlue points?
Yes, directly from JetBlue at about 3.23 cents a point, 20% off through October 18, 2026, with no rule risk. The Points King sells points in amounts of 50,000 or more at a written price, but JetBlue’s rules say points bought outside its own channels are void, and the member can be liable for damages.
Key facts (checked October 13, 2026)
- JetBlue’s price: about 3.23 cents a point; 20% off through October 18, 2026
- Cheaper routes: Chase 1:1; Citi 1:1 on premium cards; Points Pooling for up to 7 people
- Expiry: TrueBlue points do not expire
- Travel value: 1.35 cents a point (The Points Guy, October 2026)
- Our terms: 50,000 minimum; written price by email; nothing charged until you accept
The Points King sells JetBlue TrueBlue points. Tell us how many you need (the minimum is 50,000), we email you a price per point in writing, and nothing is charged until you accept. Payment is by PayPal. Read JetBlue’s rule and JetBlue’s own price below first.
Before you buy: know the risk. JetBlue’s TrueBlue program rules say points may not be sold, bartered or otherwise exchanged for value, that points bought this way are void, and that a member who uses a purchased award may be liable for damages and legal costs. That risk sits with the account holder and the traveler, and no broker, including us, can remove it. Buying directly from the airline carries no rule risk. Read the risks of buying and selling miles before you decide.
Our price guarantee: the price we agree with you in writing by email is the price you pay.
Buying From JetBlue Directly: 2026 Price
| JetBlue’s own offer | |
|---|---|
| Price | About 3.23 cents a point |
| Current sale | Up to 20% off (about 2.58 cents) through October 18, 2026; some new buyers see 30% off |
| Latest big sale | Up to 120% bonus, about 1.47 cents a point, August 20 to October 1, 2026 |
| Limit | 200,000 points per purchase |
| Status | Purchased points do not count toward Mosaic status |
From AwardWallet (October 2, 2026) and One Mile at a Time (August 20, 2026). JetBlue runs bonus sales several times a year; during one, its own price is hard to beat.
Cheaper Ways to Get TrueBlue Points First
- Chase Ultimate Rewards: 1:1. Citi ThankYou: 1:1 on premium cards. Amex Membership Rewards: 250 to 200, with a small fee. Capital One: 5 to 3.
- Points Pooling: up to 7 people can pool TrueBlue points for free, so family members can combine balances instead of buying.
- United MileagePlus: since October 2025, TrueBlue points can also be used on United flights through the Blue Sky partnership.
What TrueBlue Points Are Worth
The Points Guy values TrueBlue points at 1.35 cents each (October 2026). TrueBlue points do not expire. Buying pays off only when you are a little short for a specific booking; use our buy miles vs. cash calculator to check.
How to Buy JetBlue Points From Us
- Request a quote. Tell us how many points you need, from 50,000.
- Get the price in writing. We email a price per point. Nothing is charged until you accept.
- Pay by PayPal and receive your points. Most orders are completed within 15 minutes of payment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does JetBlue charge for points?
About 3.23 cents at full price; sales have brought it to about 1.5 to 2.6 cents in 2026.
Do TrueBlue points expire?
No.
Can family members combine JetBlue points?
Yes. Points Pooling lets up to 7 members share points for free.
Is it safe to buy JetBlue points from a broker?
It carries real risk. JetBlue’s rules prohibit it, and points bought this way can be voided.
Sources
- AwardWallet: JetBlue buy points promotion, October 2, 2026
- One Mile at a Time: buying JetBlue points, August 20, 2026
- The Points Guy: transfer partners to TrueBlue, February 26, 2025
- AwardWallet: JetBlue and United Blue Sky benefits, May 14, 2026
- The Points Guy: monthly valuations, October 1, 2026
Update Log
- October 13, 2026: added JetBlue’s own price, sales and limits, transfer partners, Points Pooling and the United partnership; removed the claim that JetBlue’s price is often higher than ours.
- October 9, 2026: risk box and price guarantee added.