Lowe's, Bilt launch loyalty partnership with HomeCare+ subscription option
Lowe's, Bilt launch loyalty partnership with HomeCare+ subscription option

Lowe's said Nov. 10, 2026, that it became the exclusive home improvement partner of Bilt, the neighborhood commerce and rewards platform, connecting Lowe's products, services and loyalty benefits to Bilt's network of more than 8 million members. The companies said the partnership is powered by Bilt Neighborhood OS, which helps find the closest Lowe's store and surfaces Lowe's offers based on where members live.

According to Lowe's, Bilt members can connect to MyLowe's Rewards or create an account to earn 1X Bilt Points on eligible Lowe's purchases and access benefits including free shipping and exclusive member deals. Lowe's said eligible purchases require a linked MyLowe's Rewards account, and free shipping is not available in Alaska and Hawaii.

Lowe's said Bilt members can use Bilt Cash, Bilt Points or a linked card to purchase a Lowe's HomeCare+ subscription through Bilt. HomeCare+ includes two annual in-home visits from trained Lowe's associates covering up to seven essential home maintenance services, along with 5% off products used during those services and Gold MyLowe's Rewards benefits, according to Lowe's.

Lowe's said HomeCare+ is available in select ZIP codes only, automatically renews at $99 yearly until canceled, carries a non-refundable fee and can be canceled anytime to avoid future charges. The companies said matching customers with an existing MyLowe's Rewards account is coming in December 2026, and a curated Lowe's marketplace within Bilt is planned for early 2027.

Lowe's said MyLowe's Rewards members earn $5 in MyLowe's Money for every 500 points earned on eligible purchases that have been settled and fulfilled, with MyLowe's Money expiring 30 days after issuance unless stated otherwise and valid in the U.S. only. Lowe's said program terms are subject to change.

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Source date: 2026-11-10. Read the original announcement.

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