What happened
TrueBlue members can buy points at 2.58 cents each through 11:59 p.m. EST on October 18, 2026. The 20% discount applies to purchases of 3,000 to 200,000 points after the 7.5% tax recovery fee. First-time buyers may get another 10% off, or 2.26 cents per point.
Buys of 1,000 or 2,000 points stay at 3.23 cents. Purchases are non-refundable and do not count toward Mosaic. Purchased points are supposed to post within 72 hours. A 3,000-point buy costs $77.40. The 200,000-point maximum costs $5,160 including the fee.
AwardWallet puts average TrueBlue redemptions at about 1.24 cents, well below this buy rate, so cash fares often beat buying points for JetBlue flights. The 20% off is weaker than many earlier JetBlue sales.
Only consider a small top-off for an award already wanted, and check for the extra first-time 10% off.
- Ends
- Oct 18, 2026
- Numbers
- 20%: discount on TrueBlue points purchases
- 2.58¢ cents per point: purchase price after 20% discount
- 10%: extra off for first-time buyers
- 200,000 points: maximum purchase during the offer
- 7.5%: tax recovery fee on purchases
- 3.23¢ cents per point: undiscounted price for 1,000–2,000 points
- 2.26¢ cents per point: price with extra first-time 10% off
- 1.24¢ cents per point: average AwardWallet redemption value
- $5,160: cost of 200,000 points including tax fee
- $77.40: cost of 3,000 points at the 20% rate
- 72 hours: stated posting time for purchased points
- Who qualifies
- TrueBlue members; people who have never bought JetBlue points before may be offered an extra 10% off
- Takeaway
- Only consider a small top-off for an award you already want, and check whether you were targeted for the extra first-time 10% off.