Timeshare Points Value Calculator

Free timeshare points value calculator — pick your program, enter your points, get an instant 2026 rental-value range. No signup.

The Calculator

What are my points worth?

Typical Wyndham owners hold 50,0001,000,000 per year.

Short answer

Timeshare points are worth $0.004–$19 each on the secondary rental market depending on the program. Disney Vacation Club has the highest per-point value ($13–$19); Westgate the lowest ($0.004–$0.010). Marriott Vacation Club is the highest among traditional point-chart programs ($0.35–$0.90). The calculator above does this automatically for all 9 major U.S. timeshare brands.

Your next step

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See what Timeshare Rental Pros will actually pay for your points. Pick your program and point count and get a price quote — they pay cash up front, before any rental happens, and never charge owners a fee.

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What this calculator actually estimates

This tool estimates rental value — what your annual point allocation would earn if you rented it out on the secondary market this year. That is a different number from your timeshare's resale value(what the deeded contract sells for if you exit ownership entirely) and from your maintenance-fee offset (rental income minus what you pay in yearly fees). Most owners searching for a points value calculator want the rental number, since it is the one that tells you what you can put in your pocket this year.

Enter your program and point count above for an instant range. If you want to see how the underlying math and per-program rates were built, read how much timeshare points are worth for the full breakdown of rental value vs. resale value by brand.

Timeshare points value calculator: common questions

How accurate is a timeshare points value calculator?

This calculator gives a range, not a single number, because rental value swings with season and resort demand within every program. It is built from secondary-market rental data across each program's per-point rate — it is not an appraisal of your specific contract. For a firm number, request a quote after you have your estimate.

Is a timeshare points value calculator the same as a resale value calculator?

No. This calculator estimates rental value — what you can earn renting out this year's points. It does not estimate what your deeded contract would sell for on the resale market, which is a separate, usually much smaller number for every program except Disney Vacation Club. See rental value vs. resale value for the full explanation.

Do I need to enter my contract details to use the calculator?

No. Just pick your program and enter your point count — no account, no contract number, no signup. The estimate is based on program-wide secondary-market rates, not your specific deed.

How we calculate your points' value

The calculator multiplies your point count by your program's rental cents-per-point range — the low end reflects off-season stays at lower-demand resorts, the high end reflects peak-season stays at a program's most in-demand properties. Rates come from secondary-market rental data: Airbnb and Vrbo listings at each program's flagship resorts, plus owner-reported payouts on TUG, RedWeek, and MyResortNetwork.

These are estimates, not an appraisal of your specific contract. Full sourcing is on the methodology page.

  • Rental value, not resale value. This is what you can net by monetizing this year's unused points — not what the underlying timeshare contract would sell for if you exited it entirely.
  • Ranges reflect resort and season. A peak-week at a flagship resort lands near the top of the range; an off-season week at a lower-demand property lands near the bottom.
  • Self-rent vs. cash offer. Renting the points yourself on Airbnb or Vrbo can net more than a cash-buyer offer, but it takes work — booking, listing, and managing the guest. A cash offer from Timeshare Rental Pros pays less per point but is fast and requires nothing from you.

Typical annual value by program

All nine programs from the Point Values Index, including Disney Vacation Club ($13–$19; typical 100–500; est. $3,900–$5,700). Program and unit are separate columns. Your actual value depends on your specific point count. Use the calculator above for that.

ProgramUnitRate/pointTypical allocationEst. annual value
Disney Vacation ClubDVC Points$13$19100–500$3,900$5,700
Club WyndhamClub Wyndham Points0.5¢1.2¢50,000–1,000,000$2,625$6,300
Marriott Vacation ClubVacation Club Points35¢90¢1,000–15,000$2,800$7,200
Hilton Grand VacationsHGV Points10¢20¢2,000–50,000$2,600$5,200
Diamond ResortsDiamond Points18¢2,500–100,000$4,100$9,225
Bluegreen VacationsBluegreen Points16¢4,000–60,000$2,560$5,120
Westgate ResortsWestgate Points0.4¢50,000–500,000$1,100$2,750
WorldMark by WyndhamWorldMark Credits14¢5,000–30,000$1,225$2,450
Vistana (Sheraton / Westin)StarOptions2.5¢5.5¢30,000–200,000$2,875$6,325

Same numbers as the Point Values Index. Est. annual value uses the midpoint of the typical allocation × the rental rate range. Last verified August 2026. Full index · Get a cash offer.

Common questions about the points value calculator

Is there a timeshare points value calculator?

Yes. This page is the Timeshare Points Value Calculator — a free tool that estimates the secondary-market rental value of your timeshare points. Pick your program, enter your annual allocation, and get a low–high range. It covers Club Wyndham, Marriott Vacation Club, Hilton Grand Vacations, Disney Vacation Club, and five other U.S. programs. No signup.

How do I calculate what my Club Wyndham points are worth?

Multiply your annual Club Wyndham point allocation by $0.005–$0.012 — the current secondary-market rental rate per point. A typical owner (roughly 525,000 points) nets about $2,625–$6,300 a year. Select "Club Wyndham" in the calculator above for your exact number, or see the full Club Wyndham points value page for how VIP status changes the math.

How do I calculate what my Marriott Vacation Club points are worth?

Marriott Vacation Club Destination Points rent for $0.35–$0.90 per point — the highest among traditional (non-DVC) point-chart programs. Disney Vacation Club points rent for $13–$19 each. A typical Marriott owner (roughly 8,000 points) nets about $2,800–$7,200 a year. Enter your program and point count above, or see the Marriott Vacation Club points value page for how resort mix and season shift your range.

Does this calculator work for Hilton Grand Vacations (HGVC) points?

Yes — select Hilton Grand Vacations in the dropdown above. HGVC Points rent for $0.10–$0.20 per point; a typical owner (roughly 26,000 points) nets about $2,600–$5,200 a year. Vegas and Orlando resorts, HGVC’s most-owned markets, tend to land at the higher end of that range.

How much are my timeshare points actually worth?

It depends entirely on the program — per-point rental value ranges from under a penny (Club Wyndham, Westgate) to $13–$19 for Disney Vacation Club. For the nine programs in this calculator, most owners net $1,000–$9,000 a year on their annual allocation. These are estimates built from secondary-market rental data, not an appraisal of your specific contract — see "How we calculate" below for the full method.

Should I rent my points or sell them?

Renting (self-listing on Airbnb or Vrbo) usually nets more money but takes real work: booking the reservation, listing it, managing guests. Selling your annual points to a cash-buyer service like Timeshare Rental Pros pays less per point but is fast — an offer within 24 hours and cash before any rental happens, with no fee to you. See our rent vs. sell breakdown for the tradeoffs by program.

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