Chase Bonvoy Boundless: Five Marriott 50K free night certificates back again

We’ve periodically seen an offer on Chase’s Bonvoy Boundless card to earn five Marriott free night certificates, each valid for a night costing up to 50,000 points (though you could also top off with up to 15,000 additional points per night) after $5,000 in purchases in the first 3 months. That deal is back again […] The post Chase Bonvoy Boundless: Five Marriott 50K free night certificates back again appeared first on Frequent Miler. Frequent Miler may receive compensation from CHASE. American Express, Capital One, or other partners.

Jun 6, 2025 - 00:35
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Chase Bonvoy Boundless: Five Marriott 50K free night certificates back again

We’ve periodically seen an offer on Chase’s Bonvoy Boundless card to earn five Marriott free night certificates, each valid for a night costing up to 50,000 points (though you could also top off with up to 15,000 additional points per night) after $5,000 in purchases in the first 3 months. That deal is back again and can be highly valuable if you can maximize the use of the certificates.

This offer is currently available via referral links. If you have the capacity to do a household referral, it will add even more points to the total haul.

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The Offer & Key Card Details

For more information and to find a link to apply, click the card information below to go to our dedication card page.

Card Offer and Details
ⓘ $1346 1st Yr Value Estimate5 Marriott 50K Free Nights valued at $1520
Click to learn about first year value estimates
5 x 50K Free Night Certificates ⓘFriend-ReferralThis is a friend-referral offer. A member of the Frequent Miler community may earn a referral bonus if you are approved for this offer
Earn five 50K free night certificates after spending $5,000 on eligible purchases within the first 3 months
(Offer Expires 7/16/2025)$95 Annual Fee
This card is subject to Chase's 5/24 rule (click here for details).
Information about this card has been collected independently by Frequent Miler. The issuer did not provide the details, nor is it responsible for their accuracy.
Recent better offer: None
Earning rate: ✦ 6X Marriott Bonvoy ✦ 3X gas stations, grocery stores, and dining on up to $6K in combined purchases each year ✦ 2X everywhere else
Base: 2X (1.52%)
Dine: 3X (2.28%)
Gas: 3X (2.28%)
Grocery: 3X (2.28%)
Brand: 6X (4.56%)
Card Info: Visa Signature issued by Chase. This card has no foreign currency conversion fees.
Big spend bonus: Earn Gold status when you spend $35K each year ✦ 1 Elite Night Credit towards elite status for every $5K spent
Noteworthy perks: ✦ Annual free night certificate for 1 night at a hotel redemption level up to 35K ✦ Automatic Silver status ✦ 15 nights of elite credit each year ✦ 1 Elite Night Credit for every $5K spent ✦ Complimentary Instacart+ for 3 months (must activate by 12/31/27) ✦ $10 monthly Instacart credit

Quick Thoughts

The Marriott Bonvoy Boundless card can easily be worth the cost of its annual fee given the annual 35K free night certificate, which can be topped off with up to an additional 15,000 points. With increasing hotel prices, I have had a number of situations where a 35K certificate has gotten me a room selling for $300-$400 per night and even a bit more.

This offer, which we’ve seen a few times over the past couple of years, can be highly valuable given the fact that it comes with free night certificates that are each worth up to 50,000 points (and you can top them off with up to 15,000 additional points per night). At that level, it is very easy to find hotels that are otherwise charging more than $300 per night (and quite a bit more in some cases). That means you could get incredible value out of this welcome offer.

However, there are some factors that might dissuade some. For starters, the free night certificates are valid for a year from the date they are issued. Also, certificates are less flexible than points since you can’t split up a single certificate to book multiple nights, but even still this offer is pretty strong. Even if you only managed to use the certificates for nights that would otherwise cost a bit less than 50K, it should be easy to get well over $1,000 in value out of the welcome offer.

It’s worth double-checking the Marriott credit card eligibility matrix before applying to be sure that you are eligible for a specific Marriott credit card:

Card You Want
Cards You've Had (Or Recently Applied For) Chase Bonvoy Bold Chase Bonvoy Boundless Chase Bonvoy Bountiful Amex Bonvoy Business Amex Bonvoy Brilliant Amex Bonvoy Bevy
Chase Ritz Carlton ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅ ⚠30
Bonvoy ($45 card) ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅
Bonvoy Premier ⚠24 ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅
Bonvoy Bold ✅ ⚠90 ⚠24 ⚠30 ⚠90 ⚠24
Bonvoy Boundless ✅
Bonvoy Bountiful ✅ ✅ ⚠24
Bonvoy Business ($45 card) ✅ ✅ ✅ ⚠30 ✅ ✅
Bonvoy Premier Plus Business ✅ ✅ ✅ ⚠90 ⚠24 ⚠30
Amex Bonvoy ⚠30 ⚠30 ⚠90 ⚠24 ✅ ✅ ✅
Bonvoy Business ⚠90 ⚠24 ⛔ ✅ ✅
Bonvoy Bevy ✅ ✅ ⛔
Bonvoy Brilliant ✅ ⛔ ⛔
Eligibility Key
✅ You are eligible for this card and welcome bonus
⚠30 You're are not eligible for a welcome bonus if you have had the card on the left within the past 30 days
⚠24 You will not be approved if you currently have or if you've received a welcome bonus in the past 24 months for the card on the left
⚠90 ⚠24 You are not eligible for a welcome bonus if you were approved for the card on the left within the past 90 days; or if you've received a welcome or upgrade bonus in the past 24 months.
⚠30 ⚠90 ⚠24 You are not eligible for a welcome bonus if you've had the card on the left within the past 30 days; or if you were approved for it within the past 90 days; or if you've received a welcome bonus or upgrade bonus for it in the past 24 months.
⛔ You are not eligible for a welcome bonus if you've ever had this card before (but the system seems to "forget" that you've had the card about 5 to 7 years after you cancel)
 

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