The honest answer about buying Rapid Rewards points: the supply is thin, and because Southwest prices seats in points at a near-fixed rate, buying them saves you almost nothing. So we don't sell them. Tell us the flight you want and we'll book it in your own name at a firm price.
Free and no-obligation. We quote before you pay, and nothing is charged on this website. How we source your seat →
What these points are good for. These are the flights we find and book, ticketed in your name.
Rapid Rewards has no blackout dates; if a fare is for sale, points can book it, so there is always a seat to book.
Points bookings can be cancelled back to your account, which makes buying for a specific trip far less risky than most programs.
If you hold a Companion Pass, every points booking carries a second traveller for taxes only, which doubles what every award is worth.
Tell us the route, dates and cabin above. We come back with a firm all-in price for the seat, free and with no obligation.
Off-site, after you approve the quote. Nothing is ever charged on this website.
We book the award and Southwest Airlines issues the ticket in your own name, with a booking reference you can verify with the airline directly.
Rapid Rewards miles are hard to source safely right now: the supply is thin, and a cheap balance that gets a Rapid Rewards account frozen or emptied is no bargain. So instead of selling you the risk, we book the seat — the Southwest Airlines flight in your own name, at one firm price, with your loyalty account never involved. Need the miles themselves? Tell us anyway and we'll say honestly whether we can help.
No surprises
Your name on it
Route and dates in, one firm all-in price back. Nothing is charged on this site.
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