Point Values · Updated August 2026
Timeshare Point Values Index (2026)
Timeshare points are worth 0.4¢–$19 per point on the secondary rental market in 2026, but that range spans vastly different programs. Disney Vacation Club points trade at $13–$19 each — the highest of any timeshare program — while Club Wyndham and Westgate points are fractions of a cent. These are rental values, not resale prices; use the calculator for your allocation.
Timeshare points are worth 0.4¢–$19 per point on the secondary rental market in 2026, but that range spans vastly different programs. Disney Vacation Club points trade at $13–$19 each — the highest of any timeshare program — while Club Wyndham and Westgate points are fractions of a cent. Per-program values below reflect what owners actually collect when they rent or sell their annual allocation.
These are rental values — what you net by monetizing this year's points — not resale prices for the underlying contract. Resale and rental are different calculations. See full methodology.
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Per-brand point values
Values = secondary-market rental rates, August 2026. Methodology
| Program | Unit | Rental value/unit | Typical allocation | Est. annual value | Cash offer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Disney Vacation ClubDVC | DVC Points | $13–$19 | 100–500 | $3,900–$5,700 | Get offer → |
| Club WyndhamWyndham | Club Wyndham Points | 0.5¢–1.2¢ | 50,000–1,000,000 | $2,625–$6,300 | Get offer → |
| Marriott Vacation ClubMarriott VC | Vacation Club Points | 35¢–90¢ | 1,000–15,000 | $2,800–$7,200 | Get offer → |
| Hilton Grand VacationsHilton GV | HGV Points | 10¢–20¢ | 2,000–50,000 | $2,600–$5,200 | Get offer → |
| Diamond ResortsDiamond | Diamond Points | 8¢–18¢ | 2,500–100,000 | $4,100–$9,225 | Get offer → |
| Bluegreen VacationsBluegreen | Bluegreen Points | 8¢–16¢ | 4,000–60,000 | $2,560–$5,120 | Get offer → |
| Westgate ResortsWestgate | Westgate Points | 0.4¢–1¢ | 50,000–500,000 | $1,100–$2,750 | See brand page |
| WorldMark by WyndhamWorldMark | WorldMark Credits | 7¢–14¢ | 5,000–30,000 | $1,225–$2,450 | Get offer → |
| Vistana (Sheraton / Westin)Vistana | StarOptions | 2.5¢–5.5¢ | 30,000–200,000 | $2,875–$6,325 | See brand page |
“Est. annual value” is calculated using the midpoint of the typical allocation range × the rental rate range. Actual value depends on your specific allocation, resort mix, and season.
Methodology
Where these numbers come from
Rental values are sourced from secondary-market listing data: Airbnb and Vrbo listings for each program's flagship resorts, plus owner-reported payouts on TUG (Timeshare Users Group), RedWeek, and MyResortNetwork. We compare what owners net (after platform fees) against their annual point allocation to derive a per-point rate. Ranges are updated quarterly and reflect the low end (off-season, lower-demand resorts) to the high end (peak season, top-demand properties).
These rates also power the free points value calculator. Enter your specific allocation and the calculator applies the same rates to your situation.
Rental ≠ resale
These figures show what you can net by monetizing this year's points. Selling the underlying contract is a separate transaction with different — usually much lower — economics.
Maintenance fees offset
Annual rental value is the gross amount before maintenance fees. Most mid-tier programs (Marriott, Hilton, Wyndham) cover annual fees in full from one good rental; Westgate and lower-tier Bluegreen often do not.
Season and resort matter
The ranges above are program-wide. A peak-season week at a top resort can hit the high end; an off-season week at a slower property will be at the low end. Booking timing and resort selection are the two biggest levers.
Per-program summaries
Disney Vacation Club (DVC) points are the most valuable timeshare points on the market — owners commonly rent them for $13–$19+ per point. Most contracts run 100–500 points per year.
DVC has the strongest rental market of any timeshare, full stop. Demand for on-property Disney stays is enormous and year-round, so owner-side rental value runs roughly $13–$19 per point (brokers such as David's Vacation Club Rentals pay owners around $16–$19 per point and rent to travelers at about $22–$26).
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Club Wyndham is the largest points-based timeshare program in the U.S. with 230+ resorts. Owners often hold 105,000–500,000+ points annually.
Club Wyndham points have a vibrant secondary rental market. Owners commonly rent peak-season weeks on Airbnb, Vrbo, or direct sites at rates that recover 50–150% of annual maintenance fees.
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Marriott Vacation Club destinations are premium resorts with smaller annual point allocations (typically 1,500–7,000 points). Per-point rental value is higher than most legacy programs.
MVC points have a rental market, but an owner’s return depends on the reservation and rental method. A 1-bedroom in Maui during peak season rents for $400–$700/night on Airbnb — and 1 week of points (around 5,000) covers that stay, implying a rental value of $1,750–$4,500 for an allocation that cost the owner roughly $1,200–$2,500 in maintenance fees.
Your next step
Get your real cash offer
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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Hilton Grand Vacations Club (HGVC) is a points-based program at Hilton-branded timeshare resorts. Owners typically hold 3,400–14,400 points per year.
HGVC points trade at $0.10–$0.20 on the secondary rental market. A typical 7,000-point allocation rents for approximately $700–$1,400 per year.
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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Diamond Resorts (now part of Hilton Grand Vacations) operates the Sampler and Club programs. Owners typically hold 5,000–50,000 points per year.
Diamond Points have decent rental economics in Hawaii, Las Vegas, and Sedona — the markets where Diamond properties cluster. Per-point rental value is $0.08–$0.18, so a typical 15,000-point allocation rents for $1,200–$2,700 per year.
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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Bluegreen Vacation Club offers points-based access to 60+ resorts across the U.S. and Caribbean. Owners typically hold 6,000–24,000 points per year.
Bluegreen Points trade at $0.08–$0.16 on the secondary rental market. A standard 12,000-point allocation rents for approximately $960–$1,920 per year.
Your next step
Get your real cash offer
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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Westgate Resorts operates a mix of weeks-based and points-based ownership across 22+ resorts, primarily in Orlando, Las Vegas, Park City, and Myrtle Beach.
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.
WorldMark by Wyndham uses an annual credits system across 90+ resorts mostly in the Western U.S., Hawaii, and Mexico. Typical allocations: 6,000–20,000 credits/year.
WorldMark Credits have the highest per-credit rental value of any major Western-U.S.-focused timeshare program. A 10,000-credit allocation typically rents for $700–$1,400 per year.
Your next step
Get your real cash offer
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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Vistana Signature Network (formerly Starwood Vacation Ownership) uses StarOptions across Sheraton and Westin timeshare resorts. Now part of Marriott Vacations Worldwide.
Vistana StarOptions trade at $0.025–$0.055 on the secondary rental market. A typical 80,000-StarOption allocation rents for $2,000–$4,400 per year.
Point values: common questions
What are timeshare points worth per brand in 2026?
Timeshare points are worth 0.4¢–$19 per point on the secondary rental market, but that range spans different programs. Disney Vacation Club $13–$19; Club Wyndham 0.5¢–1.2¢; Marriott Vacation Club 35¢–90¢; Hilton Grand Vacations 10¢–20¢; Diamond Resorts 8¢–18¢; Bluegreen Vacations 8¢–16¢; Westgate Resorts 0.4¢–1¢; WorldMark by Wyndham 7¢–14¢; Vistana (Sheraton / Westin) 2.5¢–5.5¢.
Is rental value the same as resale value?
No. These figures show what you can net by monetizing this year's points. Selling the underlying contract is a separate transaction with different — usually much lower — economics. Disney Vacation Club is the rare exception where resale also holds real value.
How do I calculate what my allocation is worth?
Use the free points value calculator: pick your program, enter your annual allocation, and it applies the same rental rates on this table to your situation. No signup.