List your points, miles and perks.
Free to post, free to keep up, and no cut of whatever you agree. You deal with the member who wants it, directly.
Most of what gets wasted in this hobby is not wasted deliberately. A certificate expires on a date nobody wrote down, a credit resets on the card anniversary, a balance sits in an account that stopped being opened. None of it announces itself.
A listing takes a couple of minutes: say what you have, what you are asking, and any conditions attached to it. Members who want it message you, and the two of you settle the rest between yourselves. Nobody here buys it from you and resells it.
What people list
What makes a listing get answered
- An exact amount. “60,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points” gets read; “some points” does not.
- The expiry, if there is one. It is the first thing a buyer checks against their own dates.
- An asking price. “Open to offers” is a position, not a gap — but a number gets more replies.
- Your conditions. Whatever the transfer depends on, say it in the listing rather than three messages in.
Questions, answered
What does it cost to list?
Nothing. No listing fee, no commission on whatever you agree, no subscription and no premium tier. You only need a confirmed email address to post.
What can I list?
Credit card points, airline miles, hotel points and free-night certificates, gift cards, and card benefits like statement credits, lounge passes and companion fares.
Who handles the payment and the transfer?
You do, with the other member. BuySellPoints is not a broker, a payment processor or an escrow service — we are where the two of you find each other and agree terms, and the conversation stays on the platform as a record.
How long does a listing stay up?
Until you take it down or mark it sold. You can edit it while it is live, and closing an exchange takes it off the marketplace automatically.