Skip to main content
Back to news
newsAug 7, 2026

Rove Adds Frontier Miles as Transfer Partner, 25% Bonus Promo Now Expired

Rove Miles can now be transferred to Frontier Miles at a 1:1 ratio; a 25% transfer bonus ran until July 31, 2026 but is now expired

3 min read

Event date: Aug 7, 2026 · By Oleg Manko

Some card links on this page are affiliate links. CreditPoints may earn a commission when you apply via these links. This does not affect our editorial coverage; our full affiliate disclosure explains how we choose what to cover.

Topic Collection

Part of the Transfer Partners Collection

Explore all 68 articles

Rove and Frontier Airlines logos with points transfer graphic

Rove has officially added Frontier Miles as a new transfer partner, allowing members to move Rove Miles to Frontier at a 1:1 ratio. To celebrate the launch, Rove offered a 25% transfer bonus to Frontier Miles, but that promotion ended on July 31, 2026.

Our Take

Mixed. While the addition of Frontier Miles as a transfer partner is a solid win for those who fly Frontier, the limited-time 25% transfer bonus has already expired. For most, the new 1:1 transfer option adds flexibility, but the best value was for those who acted before the July 31 deadline.

What Changed

  • Rove Miles can now be transferred to Frontier Miles at a 1:1 ratio (permanent addition)
  • Launch promo: 25% transfer bonus to Frontier Miles (expired July 31, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. EST)

Who Benefits Most

  • Frequent Frontier flyers: Those who regularly redeem for low-cost Frontier award flights can now top up accounts with flexible Rove Miles.
  • Rove points hoarders: If you had a large Rove balance and transferred during the bonus window, you received 1.25 Frontier Miles per Rove Mile, boosting redemption value (e.g., 20,000 Rove Miles → 25,000 Frontier Miles, worth ~$325 at our 1.3¢/mile valuation).
  • Deal chasers: Those who monitor transfer bonuses and acted before July 31 maximized their points' value.
  • Frontier elite status seekers: If you were close to a status threshold, the bonus made it easier to reach with fewer Rove Miles.

Who Should Be Cautious

  • Anyone transferring after July 31, 2026: The 25% bonus is gone; transfers are now 1:1 with no extra value.
  • Travelers who prefer legacy airlines: Frontier's network is limited compared to major carriers, and Frontier Miles have fewer premium redemption options.
  • Rove users with no interest in Frontier: This new partner doesn't add value unless you fly Frontier.

What To Do Right Now

  1. If you transferred Rove Miles to Frontier during the promo, check your Frontier account for the correct bonus amount.
  2. Going forward, only transfer Rove Miles to Frontier if you have a specific redemption in mind—Frontier Miles are best used for low-cost domestic flights.
  3. Monitor Rove and Frontier for future transfer bonuses; these promos often return seasonally.
  4. Compare the value of transferring to other Rove partners before moving points to Frontier.

Get weekly card offer alerts

Sunday digest of elevated bonuses. One email, zero spam.

More on this story

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I still get the 25% Rove to Frontier transfer bonus?
No, the 25% transfer bonus expired on July 31, 2026. Transfers now process at a standard 1:1 ratio.
How much are Frontier Miles worth?
By our valuation, Frontier Miles are worth about 1.3 cents each when redeemed for flights.
Are there any US credit cards that transfer directly to Frontier?
No, currently no major US credit card programs transfer directly to Frontier Miles.
Will the Rove–Frontier transfer bonus return?
While there’s no official word, transfer bonuses are often repeated. Keep an eye on Rove and Frontier for future promos.

Related guides

Related news

Cards in this ecosystem