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Should you convert Everyday Rewards to Qantas?

Every 2,000 Everyday Rewards points converts automatically to 1,000 Qantas Points once you choose Qantas in the app. Whether that's a good idea comes down to one number.

2,000
points → 1,000 Qantas
1c
break-even per Qantas Point
$50
10,000 points as money off
$50–$130
10,000 points, economy seat
The short answer

Is it worth it?

Only if you'll spend them on flights. The transfer is 2:1, so you give up $10 off your shop to get 1,000 Qantas Points. That makes the break-even 1c per Qantas Point — below that you've lost money by converting. Economy reward seats return 1c–2.6c a point, so converting for economy is worth the same to 2.6 times the money off depending on the seat you find — at the bottom of that range it's a wash. Business and premium economy return 2c–7c, worth 2 to 7 times the money off, which is the real case for converting. Qantas gift cards and the online store return only 0.4c–0.5c a point — about 40% to 50% of the money off, so converting to buy a gift card destroys value. If you're not flying, take the money off.

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Side by side

What your balance is worth either way

The green column is what you give up by converting. Everything to the right of it is what you might get instead.
Everyday Rewards pointsQantas Points Money off
(don't convert)		Economy
reward seat		 Business /
prem economy		Qantas
gift cards
1,000500$5$5–$13$10–$35$2–$2.50
2,0001,000$10$10–$26$20–$70$4–$5
5,0002,500$25$25–$65$50–$175$10–$12.50
10,0005,000$50$50–$130$100–$350$20–$25
15,0007,500$75$75–$195$150–$525$30–$38
20,00010,000$100$100–$260$200–$700$40–$50
30,00015,000$150$150–$390$300–$1,050$60–$75
50,00025,000$250$250–$650$500–$1,750$100–$125
100,00050,000$500$500–$1,300$1,000–$3,500$200–$250

Money off is a published fixed rate. Everything reached through Qantas is a range, because what a point returns depends on the seat or item — see the sources below.

The maths

Where the break-even comes from

The break-even is 1c

2:1 means 2,000 points is either $10 off or 1,000 Qantas Points. Converting only wins above 1c per Qantas Point.

Business clears it easily

Premium cabins return 2c–7c a point — 2 to 7 times the money off. Hardest seats to find, but this is where converting pays.

Economy is a coin toss

1c–2.6c a point. At the top of that range you double your money; at the bottom you've done all that for nothing.

Before you switch

Every 2,000 Everyday Rewards points converts automatically to 1,000 Qantas Points once you choose Qantas in the app.

Common questions

Everyday Rewards to Qantas, answered

How many Qantas Points is 1,000 Everyday Rewards points?

500. The transfer runs at 2:1, so every 2,000 Everyday Rewards points become 1,000 Qantas Points. Every 2,000 Everyday Rewards points converts automatically to 1,000 Qantas Points once you choose Qantas in the app.

Is it worth converting Everyday Rewards to Qantas?

Only for flights. $50 off your shop is the guaranteed alternative, and converting beats it only if you get more than 1c per Qantas Point. Economy seats return 1c–2.6c and business 2c–7c, so flights can win. Qantas gift cards return 0.4c–0.5c, so they never do.

Is it better to convert to Qantas or take the money off?

Take the money off unless you have a specific flight in mind. The money off is a fixed 0.5c a point with nothing to arrange; converting is worth the same to 2.6 times that in economy and 2 to 7 times in business, but only once you actually book a reward seat.

Can I convert Everyday Rewards points to Qantas for gift cards?

You can, but it's the worst thing you can do with them. Qantas gift cards and store items return about 0.4c–0.5c a point, so 10,000 Everyday Rewards points become $20–$25 instead of the $50 you'd get by taking the money off at the checkout.

What are 1,000 Everyday Rewards points worth in Qantas Points?

1,000 Everyday Rewards points convert to 500 Qantas Points. That's $5–$13 on an economy reward seat or $10–$35 in business, against $5 if you keep them as money off your shop.

What are 2,000 Everyday Rewards points worth in Qantas Points?

2,000 Everyday Rewards points convert to 1,000 Qantas Points. That's $10–$26 on an economy reward seat or $20–$70 in business, against $10 if you keep them as money off your shop.

What are 10,000 Everyday Rewards points worth in Qantas Points?

10,000 Everyday Rewards points convert to 5,000 Qantas Points. That's $50–$130 on an economy reward seat or $100–$350 in business, against $50 if you keep them as money off your shop.

What are 50,000 Everyday Rewards points worth in Qantas Points?

50,000 Everyday Rewards points convert to 25,000 Qantas Points. That's $250–$650 on an economy reward seat or $500–$1,750 in business, against $250 if you keep them as money off your shop.

Where these numbers come from. Only some redemptions have a published rate: Flybuys and Everyday Rewards money off, Flybuys gift cards and Bank for Christmas are all 2,000 points = $10. Both airline transfers are 2:1, per each program's own help pages. Everything else — Flybuys Rewards Store products, and anything spent through Qantas or Velocity — has no fixed rate, so those ranges come from independent 2026 valuations. What you actually get depends on the item or seat you pick, and programs can change their pricing at any time. Rates checked 22 October 2026.
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