American Home Shield is offering 60,000 Wyndham Rewards points when you buy a Gold or Platinum Home Warranty through a specific landing page by 12/31/25.
The Deal
- American Home Shield is offering 60,000 Wyndham Rewards bonus points when you enroll in a Gold or Platinum AHS Home Warranty through the landing page below between April 25, 2025 and December 31, 2025.
- Direct link to this deal
Key Terms
- To qualify for the American Home Shield 60,000 Wyndham Rewards bonus points offer (“AHS Bonus Points Offer”), an individual must be or become a Wyndham Rewards Member and then, during the period that begins on April 25, 2025 and runs through and includes December 31, 2025, enroll in a Gold or Platinum AHS Home Warranty via the American Home Shield landing page found here (an “Order”).
- The AHS Bonus Points Offer is available only to residents of the Continental United States (i.e. and without limitation, not available in Hawaii, Alaska, PR or USVI), other than New York, NY.
- Wyndham Rewards Members who enroll in a Gold or Platinum AHS Home Warranty with American Home Shield but outside of the process described herein will not be eligible for this AHS Bonus Points Offer.
- Any Member who elects to receive Travel Partner Currency in his/her/their Member profile (as opposed to Wyndham Rewards points) will still receive any bonus earned pursuant to this AHS Bonus Points Offer in Wyndham Rewards points.
- Once a Wyndham Rewards Member places an Order, there is a 30-day waiting period for such Order to go into effect. At the end of this waiting period and upon American Home Shield’s receipt of Member’s payment, Member should allow 10 to 12 weeks after such time for the Wyndham Rewards bonus points to be credited to their accounts.
- The 60,000 Wyndham Rewards bonus points (the “Bonus”) awarded pursuant to this AHS Bonus Points Offer are not transferable between Member accounts.
- Limit of one (1) American Home Shield account per Wyndham Rewards Member regardless of how a Wyndham Rewards Member enrolls and one (1) Bonus per Wyndham Rewards Member.
- The AHS Bonus Points Offer is not transferable and may not be substituted for, or combined with any other offer.
- Wyndham Rewards, Inc. may cancel or modify this AHS Bonus Points Offer without notice.
- This AHS Bonus Points Offer is subject to full Wyndham Rewards Program Terms in addition to these Promotion Terms, and is void outside of the Continental United States and where prohibited.
- Home warranties provided to Wyndham Rewards Members or customers of any Wyndham Hotels & Resorts hotel are provided by third parties and not Wyndham Rewards, Inc., or its affiliates. Wyndham Rewards, Inc. and its affiliates accordingly disclaim any and all liability in connection with the purchase, provision, use and/or misuse of any such home warranty.
- See promotion page for full terms
Quick Thoughts
I don’t know the cost here or how AHS compares to other options on the market (or whether any of them are worth it at all), but if you are shopping for this type of service, it may be worth considering the return here. At our Reasonable Redemption Value of 1.01c per point, the bonus here is worth a bit over $600. I can’t see warranty pricing without entering home information, but I think that the Gold and Platinum plans likely cost more than that, although this would obviously be a very significant rebate on the first year if you were already thinking about buying. You will obviously want to do your research though before considering this type of purchase as I don’t have any experience with AHS and am not recommending them but rather highlighting the opportunity for a decent points rebate.
Make sure to read the terms carefully for excluded areas. Furthermore, you have to sign up through the promotional landing page, otherwise you will not get the bonus points.
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can’t speak to points, and I was anti-AHS until I got one for a home under a trust. Has turned out to be a major win; the $100-$125 service fee has been all I paid for a major dishwasher fix, an AC plumbing fix, etc. Literally just had a new water heater put in last week, cost $125. Not for everyone or every home, some techs have been terrible (and II just call and get a different one), but it’s probably already paid for a decade of costs.
Looked into this a while back with some other folks and decided not to pursue because apparently there is no point in the process where they collect your Wyndham information so we couldn’t figure out how they could possibly fulfill the offer
For home warranties, there is usually a yearly membership cost and a per visit cost. Those costs can add up quickly and you might be better off hiring your own repair people (after comparing reviews) or buying a new appliance versus having the home warranty replace a broken part.
Got an one year American Home Shield warranty when the seller paid for it during closing a couple of years ago. Never again! What a waste of money. The water heater broke, they found all kinds of reasons and ways to say why it wasn’t covered. When I appealed they sent me a $75 check. LOL. all the technicians they sent had 2 star or worse reviews on Google.
I signed up for the Gold plan the last time this offer came out and still haven’t received the points.
That’s terrible. How much was it?
Omg no