Sell Alaska Airlines Miles and Atmos Rewards Points for Cash
- Sell your Alaska Airline miles online right now for a quick cash payout
- Do you have Alaska Airline miles laying around in 2026?
- Sell your Alaska Airlines miles, now Atmos Rewards points, to The Points King for very competitive rates
- We buy a minimum of 50,000 Alaska Miles – the more Alaska miles you sell, the more competitive our rates
- Fill out the form for a quote. Secure payment by PayPal. Site encrypted with SSL.
Reviewed by Joseph Hellman-Benjamin, Founder and CEO. Last reviewed: October 26, 2026. Editorial Policy
Can you still sell Alaska Airlines miles or Atmos Rewards points?
Alaska Mileage Plan miles are now Atmos Rewards points, and we buy them in balances of 50,000 or more. Selling is against the Atmos Rewards terms, and Alaska can close the account and cancel the points. We email a written price, you transfer, and we pay by PayPal, usually within 15 minutes. The Points Guy values Atmos points at 1.55 cents.
Key facts (checked October 13, 2026)
- Program: Alaska Mileage Plan and Hawaiian miles became Atmos Rewards points
- Atmos rule: selling is prohibited; the account can be closed and points canceled
- Ways in: Marriott 3:1, plus 5,000 bonus points per 60,000 Marriott points
- Travel value: 1.55 cents a point (The Points Guy, October 2026)
- Our terms: 50,000 minimum; written price by email; you transfer first; PayPal, usually within 15 minutes
To see what your Atmos Rewards points are worth used on flights, try our Atmos Rewards points to dollars calculator.
Before you sell: know the risk
Alaska’s Mileage Plan is now Atmos Rewards, and selling Atmos Rewards points is against the program’s rules (see the Atmos Rewards terms and conditions). An airline that links an account to a sale can close it and cancel the points in it. We cannot promise how Alaska will respond to a sale.
Read the full guide: Selling Miles and Points: Risks, Rules, and How It Works.
Price guarantee: the price per point we agree with you in writing by email is the price we pay once your points transfer is complete.
Sell Alaska Miles (Now Atmos Rewards Points) for Cash in 2026
In August 2025, Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan became Atmos Rewards, and each Mileage Plan mile became one Atmos Rewards point. So if you are holding a large balance of Alaska miles, you now hold Atmos Rewards points. Our Atmos Rewards page covers the same program. But why let them sit idle while the airlines control their value?
Whether you want to sell Alaska airlines miles to fund a new business, pay off debt, or just want cash in hand, The Points King buys them.
How to Sell Your Alaska Airline Miles: Our Simple 3-Step Process
Here is how a sale works:
Request Your Quote: Use our secure form to tell us your total mileage balance. Whether you have 50,000 miles or 400,000, we review your account and reply with a quote by email.
Confirmation: We confirm your balance and the transfer steps by email.
Get Paid: You transfer the points, and we pay by PayPal once we confirm the transfer. Most customers are paid within 15 minutes of completing the transfer.
Other Ways to Earn Atmos Rewards Points
If you’re looking to build your balance before you sell, here are the main ways to earn Atmos Rewards points:
1. Flying
Alaska says that since October 1, 2026, members can choose how they will earn points on flights departing on or after January 1, 2027: by distance traveled (1 point per mile flown), by price paid (5 points per $1 spent) or by segments flown (500 points per segment). The choice can be changed once per calendar year. See Alaska’s announcement for the details.
2. Atmos Rewards credit cards
The lineup includes the Atmos Rewards Summit Visa Infinite card, the Atmos Rewards Ascent Visa Signature card and the Atmos Rewards Visa Business card. Alaska says the Ascent and Business cards earn 3x points on eligible Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines purchases.
3. Everyday partners
Alaska says members who link their Lyft and Atmos Rewards accounts earn 2 points for every $1 spent on everyday Lyft rides, and 3 points for every $1 on airport and elevated rides.
4. Transfer partners
Marriott Bonvoy points transfer to Atmos Rewards at a 3:1 ratio, with 5,000 bonus points for every 60,000 Marriott points transferred, according to Marriott’s transfer page.
Partners and rates change, so check Alaska’s Atmos Rewards announcement for the current picture.
For the card behind most Atmos balances, see our Atmos Rewards Ascent review. Whether a program says points or miles makes no difference to what it is worth: airline points vs. miles explains why. All the programs we buy are on the sell points page.
How Much Do You Pay for Alaska Miles?
We do not publish a rate, because it moves with demand and with the size of the balance. Tell us how many points you have and we email you a price in writing; the price we agree is the price we pay. For context, The Points Guy values Alaska Atmos Rewards points at 1.55 cents each for travel (October 2026), and a cash offer from any broker will be lower than that.
Alaska and Hawaiian miles are now Atmos Rewards points. Our Atmos Rewards Ascent card review covers how they are earned, and how much airline miles are worth shows where they rank.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for Selling Alaska Airline Miles
Can I sell my Alaska airline miles safely and legally?
Selling Atmos Rewards points is against Alaska’s program rules. Whether a sale creates legal exposure beyond that depends on the facts and where you live. This page is not legal advice.
Why do you have people looking to buy Alaska airlines miles?
Because Alaska miles are incredibly flexible for booking premium Oneworld partner flights, there is steady demand from travelers looking to alaska buy miles (essentially funding the rewards used for these high-end flights). Miles you will not use can meet some of that demand.
Should I wait for an official “alaska airlines miles buy” promotion to value my account?
No. When the airline runs a promo where you can buy Alaska airlines miles, they are usually trying to sell you points at roughly 2.0 to 2.5 cents each. When you sell to a broker, you are extracting the actual wholesale travel value of those points. Don’t base your account’s worth on what the airline charges you to buy points; base it on the immediate cash liquidity we can offer you today.
What is the minimum amount required to sell my points?
To ensure the transaction is profitable and fast for both parties, we require a minimum balance of 50,000 Alaska miles to initiate a cash buyout.
How much are my Alaska Airlines miles worth?
- Rates change often. Please fill out the form for an exact quote.