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Rocketmiles Now Runs on Agoda,
The Old 1,000-Mile Bonus
Isn't Reconfirmed.

Rocketmiles Bonus: Current Status (2026) — Now on Agoda

Rocketmiles is alive and still lets you earn miles or points in your favorite airline or hotel loyalty program when you book a hotel — but it’s no longer an independent site. As of last check, Rocketmiles runs as a white-label brand on Agoda’s booking platform (Agoda is part of Booking Holdings), and we can’t confirm our old referral link still applies the 1,000-mile signup bonus this page originally promoted. Sign up through our original link and check what bonus, if any, is shown to you at signup — that’s the number to trust, not the historical figure below.

◎ Agoda whitelabel ✦ Any loyalty program ➤ Refer-a-friend exists

Now Part of Agoda

Historical 1,000-mile bonus can't be confirmed anymore.

Check Current Offer

At last check · Bonus amount unconfirmed

What Is Rocketmiles, and What Changed?

That’s our original Rocketmiles promo graphic, kept for the record. We can’t verify the 1,000-mile figure still applies under the current platform, so treat it as historical rather than a guarantee.

Rocketmiles’ pitch has always been the same: book a hotel through Rocketmiles and earn miles or points in whatever airline or hotel loyalty program you choose, on top of (or instead of) a normal cash-back deal — rather than the mileage program having to be Rocketmiles’ own. At last check, the live site still leads with almost exactly that pitch: “earn thousands of miles/points per night from your favorite loyalty program.”

What’s changed is the plumbing behind it. Rocketmiles’ current site (search.rocketmiles.com) is built on the same booking infrastructure as Agoda, and its own configuration identifies itself as a “whitelabel” of Agoda — Agoda being one of Booking Holdings’ major travel brands. Practically, that means Rocketmiles today functions like Agoda’s hotel inventory and booking engine wearing Rocketmiles branding and loyalty-program mechanics, rather than a fully separate company running its own booking system the way it did when this page was written in 2016.

How to Use Rocketmiles Today

01Step 1

Go to Rocketmiles through our link, or search directly at rocketmiles.com.

02Step 2

Enter your destination, dates, and pick which loyalty program you want to earn in (any major airline or hotel program the site supports).

Rocketmiles
Now Part of Agoda

Applied automatically through our link — no code needed.

03Step 3

Compare hotels by price and miles/points earned per night, then book.

04Step 4

Complete your stay — your miles or points post to your loyalty account after checkout, per that program’s normal posting timeline.

Rocketmiles' old 1,000-mile bonus — figure unconfirmed under current Agoda-powered platform

The company still runs a refer-a-friend program (we found a live referral URL in the site’s own configuration), but the referral page itself sits behind account login, so we couldn’t pull the current bonus terms without an account. Don’t assume the old 1,000-mile figure is still accurate — check what your account or signup flow actually shows.

Affiliate disclosure: couponsuck.com may earn a commission if you book through the Rocketmiles link on this page, at no extra cost to you. Nothing here is financial or travel advice — confirm current terms directly with Rocketmiles before booking.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Rocketmiles still around?

Yes. It’s alive and operating, now running as a white-label brand on Agoda’s booking platform (Agoda is part of Booking Holdings), rather than as a fully standalone company.

Does the 1,000-mile signup bonus still work?

We can’t confirm it. Our original referral link now lands on the general search page rather than a bonus-specific landing page, so check what bonus (if any) your own signup flow shows rather than relying on the historical 1,000-mile figure.

Can I still choose which airline or hotel program I earn miles in?

Yes — that core feature is still how Rocketmiles works, per the site’s own current messaging about earning “per night from your favorite loyalty program.”

Is Rocketmiles the same company as Agoda now?

Not exactly — Rocketmiles keeps its own branding and loyalty-program mechanics, but its booking engine and account infrastructure now run on Agoda’s platform, per the site’s own configuration. Think of it as Rocketmiles operating inside Agoda’s plumbing rather than a fully independent tech stack.

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Now Part of Agoda — applied automatically through our Rocketmiles link.

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