How long does the whole process take?

Offer back from TRP within 24 hours of submitting your point details. Contract signed and funds wired within 48 hours of accepting. No multi-week resale-broker waiting period — they buy the points outright.

Do I lose my Wyndham VIP status?

No. Selling your annual points has no effect on your contract or VIP status. Your next use year resets normally and your VIP benefits continue. You can sell each year's points independently as your new use year opens.

What about maintenance fees?

You continue paying them. The annual maintenance fee is tied to your contract, not your point usage. This is why selling unused points beats letting them expire — the maintenance fee is sunk; the cash you recover for unused points is real.

Can I sell points if I have Credit Pool deposits or RCI deposits?

Yes for Credit Pool — those points are still spendable through your account. RCI-deposited points are typically not sellable because they've already been converted to RCI's currency at unfavorable rates. Pull them back if you can before the offer.

What if I owe Wyndham money on my contract?

Selling annual points is separate from the contract balance. You can sell points even with an outstanding loan. The maintenance fee, the loan payment, and the points are three independent obligations.

How to Sell Wyndham Timeshare Points for Cash (2026 Guide)

If you have unused Club Wyndham points sitting in your account and no plan to use them, here's the cleanest path to cash — without dealing with brokers, listing sites, or paying any upfront fees.

The short version

Club Wyndham points rent for roughly $0.005-$0.012 per point on the secondary market. A 200,000-point allocation typically nets $1,000-$2,400 cash per year. A 400,000-point allocation typically nets $2,000-$4,800. Owners with VIP-tier accounts often see the higher end because the buyer can use the 60-day VIP discount through your account.

The actual process takes about 48 hours start to finish. You aren't selling the contract — just the current year's points. You keep ownership, keep VIP status, and can sell again next year. (For full ranges across all major programs, see how much timeshare points are worth.)

The mechanics, step by step

Pull your point details. Log into the Club Wyndham member portal and note: your member ID, your current-use-year point allocation, your use-year start and end dates, any Credit Pool points, and your VIP tier (if any).
Submit for an offer. Send those details via the cash-buyer's offer form. No commitment yet. Most buyers respond within 24 hours with a per-point rate, total cash, and any conditions (e.g., minimum 90 days of use-year remaining).
Review. Compare the per-point rate to the ranges above. A "low-end" offer for VIP-status accounts in a soft demand month is fine; an offer noticeably below the range warrants asking why or getting a second quote.
Sign and get paid. Single-page sales contract, no notarization, no broker. Funds wired (or PayPal/check) within 48 hours of signature.

What you're actually selling

This is the part most owners get wrong. You are not selling the contract. You are not cancelling maintenance fees. You are not transferring ownership.

What you're selling is the buyer's right to book vacations through your account during the current use year, up to the point count you're selling. They make bookings through your member portal (with your help on signup; the actual reservations are made by them). When the use year ends, the arrangement ends.

If you want OUT of the contract entirely — to end the maintenance fees forever — that's a different problem. See selling points vs cancelling the contract.

What raises your per-point rate

Long use-year runway. Selling 12 months out earns more than selling 3 months out.
VIP Silver / Gold / Platinum status. The 60-day booking discount lets the buyer book peak weeks at a discount, lifting their per-point yield (some of which gets passed back to you).
Bigger blocks. 400,000 points in one offer typically gets a slightly better per-point rate than 200,000 — buyer operations scale.
Booking-window timing. Selling in October-February (when peak spring/summer windows are opening) often beats August-September quotes.

What lowers it

Points already in RCI. Those have been converted at RCI's rate and the buyer can't easily get them back to Wyndham bookings.
Less than 90 days until use-year expiration. Not enough booking window to monetize.
Resale contracts with no VIP status. Still sellable, just at the floor of the range.

FAQ

How long does the whole process take?: Offer back from TRP within 24 hours of submitting your point details. Contract signed and funds wired within 48 hours of accepting. No multi-week resale-broker waiting period — they buy the points outright.
Do I lose my Wyndham VIP status?: No. Selling your annual points has no effect on your contract or VIP status. Your next use year resets normally and your VIP benefits continue. You can sell each year's points independently as your new use year opens.
What about maintenance fees?: You continue paying them. The annual maintenance fee is tied to your contract, not your point usage. This is why selling unused points beats letting them expire — the maintenance fee is sunk; the cash you recover for unused points is real.
Can I sell points if I have Credit Pool deposits or RCI deposits?: Yes for Credit Pool — those points are still spendable through your account. RCI-deposited points are typically not sellable because they've already been converted to RCI's currency at unfavorable rates. Pull them back if you can before the offer.
What if I owe Wyndham money on my contract?: Selling annual points is separate from the contract balance. You can sell points even with an outstanding loan. The maintenance fee, the loan payment, and the points are three independent obligations.