What Are My Westgate Timeshare Points Worth in 2026?
Westgate Resorts westgate points rent for 0.4¢ to 1¢ each on the secondary market in 2026. A 100,000-point allocation is worth roughly $400–$1,000 in rental income depending on resort mix and season. Use the calculator below to get your exact range.
Not sure rent vs. sell vs. exit?
Talk through your Westgate situation in about a minute.
Three quick questions and we point you to the cleanest path for your specific points + intent.
Or run your own numbers
Enter your exact westgate points balance below. Based on our analysis of current secondary-market rental rates — no signup, no email.
About Westgate Resorts
Westgate Resorts is one of the largest privately-held timeshare developers in the U.S., owned by David Siegel and Central Florida Investments. The portfolio centers on Orlando (multiple flagship resorts), Las Vegas, Park City, Myrtle Beach, Branson, and Gatlinburg. Westgate operates a hybrid system: legacy weeks-based ownership for older contracts and a points-based system for newer ones. The company is well-known for high-pressure sales presentations and one of the most difficult exit experiences in the industry — Westgate has historically refused brand-direct buybacks and pursues owners aggressively for unpaid maintenance fees. The resale market for Westgate is weak as a direct result.
How Westgate Resorts Points Work
Points-based Westgate ownership uses a published point chart by resort, season, and unit size. Booking windows are 13 months at home resort, 12 months club-wide. Legacy weeks owners can convert to points (for a fee) but most don't — the conversion economics rarely favor the owner. Westgate enforces strict expiration rules and limited banking options, making annual point management essential.
Typical Allocations
| Tier | Westgate Points | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Entry-level points | 50,000–100,000 | Single peak-season week at a mid-tier resort |
| Standard points | 100,000–250,000 | Multi-week travel or peak-season Orlando/Vegas trips |
| Premier points | 250,000–500,000 | Top-tier; rarely seen on resale |
| Legacy weeks (any tier) | N/A | Pre-points contracts; specific week/resort ownership |
Renting vs. Selling Your Westgate Points
Westgate Points trade at $0.004–$0.010 per point — lower than most major programs due to brand reputation and oversupply. A typical 200,000-point allocation rents for $800–$2,000 per year. Orlando and Vegas weeks rent strongest. Buyer services like Timeshare Rental Pros are often the cleanest path for Westgate owners specifically because (a) self-rent has friction due to Westgate's reputation and (b) selling the underlying contract is essentially impossible.
Westgate has no brand-direct buyback program — owners cannot simply give back their contract to Westgate. The resale market is weak; Westgate contracts often sell for $0 or pennies on the dollar. Third-party "exit companies" target Westgate owners aggressively, often charging $4,000–$15,000 with no guarantee of result. The most realistic path for many Westgate owners is to keep monetizing points each year (via self-rent or buyer services) while the contract is in force.
Expiration & Banking Rules
Westgate Points expire at the end of the use year with limited banking options — typically one year forward at a fee. Westgate is known for being less flexible than industry peers on banking, borrowing, and exchange. Owners who don't book each year's points often forfeit them. The combination of strict expiration and difficult exit creates pressure to monetize points proactively each year.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much are Westgate timeshare points worth?
Westgate Points are worth $0.004–$0.010 each on the secondary rental market — lower than most major timeshare programs due to brand reputation and resale oversupply. A typical 200,000-point allocation rents for $800–$2,000 per year. Orlando and Vegas weeks command the highest per-point value.
Why is Westgate hard to exit?
Westgate has no brand-direct buyback program — unlike Wyndham (Ovation), Marriott, or Hilton Grand Vacations, Westgate does not accept contract surrenders. Owners who want out must either find a buyer (very difficult; resale value is near zero) or stop paying maintenance fees and accept the credit and legal consequences. This is the most-cited weakness of Westgate ownership.
Can I sell my Westgate timeshare?
In theory yes, but in practice almost no one is buying Westgate contracts. Resale listings sit for years and typically close at $0 or token amounts. The most reliable monetization is to keep renting out the annual points (via self-rent or services like Timeshare Rental Pros) while you continue to hold the contract.
Should I hire a timeshare exit company for Westgate?
Generally no. Most "exit companies" charge $4,000–$15,000 upfront and have no contractual relationship with Westgate — they cannot force Westgate to accept a contract back. Many exit companies have been shut down by state attorneys general or the FTC for failing to deliver promised exits. Be especially cautious of upfront-fee exit services.
How do I rent out my Westgate points?
Self-rent by booking peak weeks at Orlando, Las Vegas, or Park City properties (Westgate's strongest markets) and list on Airbnb or Vrbo. Alternatively, services like Timeshare Rental Pros buy unused annual points outright for upfront cash. Given Westgate's expiration rules and the absence of a brand-direct exit, monetizing each year's points is the primary value path.
What's the difference between Westgate weeks and points?
Westgate weeks owners own a specific week (or float-week tier) at a specific resort. Westgate points owners have a flexible allocation usable across the portfolio. Weeks owners can convert to points for a fee but the conversion economics rarely favor the owner. Most active resale and rental activity centers on points-based contracts.
Compare Westgate to the other 7 programs
Per-point rental rates for every major timeshare program, so you can see where Westgate sits on the value spectrum.
Club Wyndham
Club Wyndham Points
$0.005–$0.012
per point
Marriott Vacation Club
Vacation Club Points
$0.350–$0.900
per point
Hilton Grand Vacations
HGV Points
$0.010–$0.025
per point
Diamond Resorts
Diamond Points
$0.080–$0.180
per point
Bluegreen Vacations
Bluegreen Points
$0.008–$0.016
per point
WorldMark by Wyndham
WorldMark Credits
$0.070–$0.140
per point
Vistana (Sheraton / Westin)
StarOptions
$0.025–$0.055
per point
Ready to turn your Westgate points into cash?
Timeshare Rental Pros pays cash for your unused points upfront — no managing rentals, no waiting for bookings. Free no-obligation offer in 24 hours.