February 1, 2026
50,000 pts → 70,000 points after $1,000 spend in 3 months
Date approximate; UP states the immediately prior offer was 50k (start date of that 50k not documented)
Sources:upgradedpoints.com ↗
Welcome offer history
AverageJetBlue Plus Card
As of February 1, 2026, the last documented JetBlue Plus Card welcome offer is 70,000 points after $1,000 spend in 3 months — verdict: Average, ranking at the 67th percentile of 6 documented offers since 2020. All-time documented high: 100,000 points (December 1, 2020).
Verdict scores the last documented offer against this card's full documented history, as of February 1, 2026— not live availability. Verify with the issuer before applying.
All-time high
100,000
December 1, 2020
Last documented
70,000
February 1, 2026
Changes documented
6
since 2020
The documented record
Timing intelligence
Seasonal pattern: elevated offers for this card have historically appeared most often in February, March, August (4 documented elevated appearances).
How long elevated offers last: across 3 completed elevated runs, this card's above-typical offers held for 92–1551 days before dropping — the current documented offer is on day 216.
The cost of applying below the peak: the last documented offer sits 30,000 pointsunder this card's all-time high — roughly ≈ $450 at common valuations, for the same application.
Computed live from this card's documented entries only; history is not a promise of future offers, and point values vary by how you redeem. Not financial advice.
Every documented change — newest first
November 1, 2025
80,000 pts → 60,000 points after $1,000 spend in 3 months
Date approximate; return to 60k after the tiered offer expired Nov 3, 2025 (FM's Feb 2026 post names 60k as the offer immediately preceding 70k; UP's Feb 2026 post says 50k — conflict flagged in report)
Sources:frequentmiler.com ↗
August 1, 2025
60,000 pts → 80,000 points after $6,000 spend in 12 months
Date approximate (Barclays raised it Aug 5, 2025); tiered: 60,000 after $1,000 plus annual fee within 90 days, plus 20,000 after $6,000 total within 12 months; ties the 2020 tiered 100k structure's 12-month window but at a lower total; expired Nov 3, 2025
Sources:frequentmiler.com ↗
June 1, 2025
70,000 pts → 60,000 points after $1,000 spend in 3 months
Date approximate (TPG review uses June 2025 valuations); requires paying annual fee within 90 days
Sources:thepointsguy.com ↗
March 1, 2025
70,000 points after $1,000 spend in 3 months
Date approximate (TPG page uses March 2025 valuations); requires paying annual fee within 90 days
Sources:thepointsguy.com ↗
December 1, 2020
ALL-TIME HIGH100,000 points after $6,000 spend in 12 months
Date approximate; issuer/airline press release; tiered: 50,000 after $1,000 plus annual fee in 90 days, plus 50,000 after $6,000 total in 12 months; extended through Jan 31, 2021
Sources:businesswire.com ↗
Questions
What is the highest documented welcome offer for the JetBlue Plus Card?
100,000 points, documented on December 1, 2020. Every documented offer for this card is listed, dated, and sourced on this page.
Is the latest JetBlue Plus Card offer a good one?
The last documented offer (70,000 points after $1,000 spend in 3 months, February 1, 2026) ranks at the 67th percentile of all 6 documented offers — verdict: Average. "All-Time High" and "Strong" have historically been the best moments to apply.
How often does the JetBlue Plus Card welcome offer change?
We have documented 6 offer changes since 2020 — roughly 0.9 per year. Offers move without announcement, which is why each change is recorded here with its date and source.
Cite this data
Bonus Eagle. “JetBlue Plus Card — The Offer Record.” bonuseagle.com. https://www.bonuseagle.com/offers/jetblue-plus-card
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