Rove is expanding its rewards program with the help of Cardlytics.
About the Rove-Cardlytics Partnership:
Recently, Cardlytics announced that its Rewards Platform would be integrated into Rove, making it even easier for customers to earn airline miles. Now, Rove members can link their credit or debit cards to earn Rove Miles on select purchases. Then, Rove Miles can be transferred to the platform’s growing list of airline partners.
Currently, Rove offers Miles earning on flight bookings, hotel bookings, dining, and shopping. Users can sign up for free on the Rove site and download the app. Customers can also install a Rove browser extension to make earning Miles even easier and be alerted to offers.
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News of Rove’s partnership with Cardlytics comes as Rove customers can currently take advantage of some special deals on the app. Through the end of the month, Rove users can earn a 40% bonus when transferring to Air Frace/KLM Flying Blue, up to a 35% bonus when transferring to Qatar Airways Privilege Club, and a 50% bonus when transferring to JAL Mileage Bank. Each of these offers expires at 11:59 p.m. EDT on October 31st, 2026.
What They’re Saying:
Announcing the partnership with Rove, Cardlytics CEO Amit Gupta said, “Every new partner like Rove shows how far CRP can reach beyond where we started. It gives us a new way to deliver value to travelers who are motivated to earn, and it gives Rove’s members a faster path to their next trip.”
Meanwhile, Rove co-founder and CEO Max Morganroth stated, “Rove is built around making travel rewards easier to earn and more useful in everyday life. Partnering with Cardlytics lets us bring members even more ways to earn Rove Miles. It’s another step toward making the next trip feel a lot closer, without requiring a travel credit card.”
My Thoughts:
Although I have a Rove account, I admittedly haven’t paid close attention to what their shopping offers have been. Therefore, it’s hard to identify which deals come courtesy of Cardlytics and which have been there. Regardless, this does seem to give shoppers an easy way to earn potentially valuable airline miles — especially when Rove is offering some killer transfer bonuses.
That said, I still think it’s a good idea to compare rates on platforms like Rove with those of Rakuten and others to make sure you’re getting the best return for your shopping. Alternatively, you can try tools such as Cashback Monitor that show all current earning rates across platforms (including Rove).
