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Chase Sapphire Reserve
Priority Pass Lounge access
$300 Annual Travel Credit
3x on travel
3x on dining
Intro Offer
60,000 Points
Annual Fee
$550
Verdict
Card Details
The CSR is a great travel card and generally better option than the CSP by offering better earn rates and more benefits. The main allure of the card are the 3x UR on dining and travel, Priority Pass lounge access, 1.5x points travel portal/pay yourself back bonus, transfere partners, and Global Entry Credit. If you don’t value these perks much or primarily transfer to travel partners without using the other benefits, the CSP may be a better choice for you.
- 70000 UR points after $4000 spend in 3 months
- Priority Pass Lounge Access
- $300 annual travel credit
- 3x UR on dining
- 3x UR on travel (flights, hotels, transit etc.)
- 10x UR on Lyft until 03/31/2025
- Access to transfer partners
- 1.5x point value when redeeming for travel through Chase Ultimate Rewards portal
- Free 2 year Lyft Pink membership
- 5x UR on flights / 10x UR on hotels booked via Chase Ultimate Rewards portal
- Free Doordash Dashpass membership
- Monthly $5 Doordash credit until 12/31/2024
- Free 1 year of Instacart+ membership
- $15 monthly Instacart credit until 07/2024
- $10 monthly GoPuff credit until 12/31/2023
- $100 Global Entry Credit
- No Foreign Transaction Fee
- Rental Car insurance
- 1x UR on all other purchases
Amex Business Platinum
Semi Annual $200 Dell Credit
Amex Global Lounge Collection access
$200 Annual Airline Credit
Monthly $10 Phone Bill Credit
Intro Offer
120,000 Points
Annual Fee
$695
Verdict
Card Details
Similar to the personal platinum, this card is used for its benefits not its point earning potential. This card presents a lot of credits that can be a hassle to use but if you can make use of them, the credits will cover the majority of the fee. View our [guide] on using biz plat credits. The biz plat also comes with Amex Global Lounge collection access which is superior to the Priority Pass membership that comes with most other premium travel cards. This card comes with a huge SUB which alone makes it worth getting for 1 year if you can hit the minimum spend.
- 120,000 MR after $15,000 spend in 3 months (there are 150k and 170k offers as well, YMMV)
- Amex Global Lounge Collection Access
- $200 annual airline incidental credit
- $200 semi annual Dell credit
- $10 monthly credit for phone bill
- $150 Annual Adobe Credit
- $360 Annual Indeed Credit
- $189 Annual CLEAR credit
- Access to transfer partners
- No Foreign Transaction Fee
- 1.5x MR on construction material and hardware suppliers, electronic goods retailers and software & cloud system providers, and shipping providers
- 1.5x MR on all purchases greater than $5000
- 1x MR on all other purchases
- Rental car insurance
Amex Platinum
Amex Global Lounge Collection access
$200 Annual Hotel Credit
$200 Annual Airline Credit
$20 Monthly Digital Entertainment Credit
Intro Offer
80,000 Points
Annual Fee
$695
Verdict
Card Details
The Amex platinum is a card mainly used for its benefits not its point earning potential. The annual credits may be a pain to use but they do have the ability to cover the annual fee if you use them all. The hotel credit and Uber credit are relatively straightforward to use. The Saks, digital streaming credit, and Walmart+ credit are not for everyone so this may affect how much benefit you get out of the card. Credits aside, access to the Global Lounge benefit is a huge perk and a major reason why people get this card. 5x on flights is good but there are better MR earning cards like the Amex Gold. Overall, if you can make use of the majority of the benefits, this card is a keeper but it’s definitely not for everyone. The SUB should at least cover the first year AF and more so that’s still a reason to get the card even if you don’t decide to keep it after the first year.
- 80,000 MR + $100 statement credit after $8,000 spend in 6 months
- Amex Global Lounge Collection Access
- $200 annual airline incidental credit
- $200 annual hotel credit
- $20 monthly credit for digital streaming services like Hulu, Disney+, etc.
- $155 Walmart+ Membership credit
- $200 Annual Uber Cash (note that it is $15 monthly then $20 in December)
- $189 Annual CLEAR credit
- $300 Equinox credit
- $50 semi-annual Saks on 5th Ave credit
- Access to transfer partners
- No Foreign Transaction Fee
- 5x MR on all flights
- 5x MR on hotels booked through AmexTravel.com
- 1x MR on all other purchases
Amex Business Gold
4x in choice of 2 categories
25% award redemption rebate
No foreign transaction fee
1x points on all other purchases
Intro Offer
70,000 Points
Annual Fee
$375
Verdict
Card Details
For the vast majority of people, this card is only good for the SUB. There are no credits to help offset the fee so if you aren’t able to maximize the business oriented 4x categories, I don’t see how this is a long term keeper card.
- 70,000 MR after $10,000 spend in 3 months (there is 130k offer available YMMV)
- 4x MR up to $150,000 on top 2 categories from list: flights, dining, advertising, gas, shipping, computer hardware, software, and cloud solutions
- No foreign transaction fee
- Access to transfer partners
Chase Sapphire Preferred
$50 Annual Hotel Credit
3x on dining
3x on streaming services
2x on travel
Intro Offer
60,000 Points
Annual Fee
$95
Verdict
Card Details
The CSP is a good no frills card for those looking for a happy medium between basic credit cards and premium travel cards. It offers decent point earning and access to transfer partners for a reasonable annual fee. This cards makes most sense for those who travel occasionally and don’t want to deal with lots of credits or pay large annual fees. If you are a frequent traveler who values lounge access and uses the 1.5x via the travel portal often, the CSR or Amex plat may be a better choice for you. However if you only really value Chase transfer partners, the CSP is a good low cost option to keep that avenue open.
- 60,000 UR after $4,000 spend in 3 months
- 3x UR on dining
- 2x UR on travel
- 3x UR on online grocery purchases
- 5x UR on Lyft
- 1.25x point value when redeeming for travel through Chase Ultimate Rewards portal
- Access to transfer partners
- Annual $50 credit for hotel stays purchased through Chase Ultimate Rewards portal
- 10% points bonus from all purchases made previous year on account anniversary
- 5x UR on travel booked via Chase Ultimate Rewards portal
- Free Doordash Dashpass membership
- Free 6 months of Instacart+ membership
- $15 quarterly Instacart credit until 07/2024
- $10 monthly GoPuff credit until 12/31/2023
- No foreign transaction fees
- Rental Car Insurance
Chase Ink Preferred
5x on Internet and Cable
5x on Office Supply Stores
5x on Phone Bill
2x on Dining
Intro Offer
100,000 Points
Annual Fee
$95
Verdict
Card Details
The Chase Ink Preferred (CIP) is a flexible business card that offers a low cost way of keeping access to transfer partners alive. The SUB isn’t as great compared to the CIC and CIU but it does offer bonuses on categories that the other cards don’t have access to. If looking for a card to maximize shipping / advertising purchases or you don’t have a sapphire and want to still utilize transfer partners, this card could be for you.
- 100,000 UR after $8,000 in spend after first 3 months
- 3x UR on first $150,000 spend annually on shipping, advertising, internet, cable, phone services, travel
- 1.25x point value when redeeming for travel through Chase Ultimate Rewards portal
- Access to transfer partners
- No foreign transaction fees
- Rental Car insurance
Chase Ink Cash
5x on Internet and Cable
5x on Office Supply Stores
5x on Phone Bill
2x on Dining
Intro Offer
75,000 Points
Annual Fee
$0
Verdict
Card Details
The Chase Ink Cash (CIC) is offering a terrific SUB that can be churned. In addition to that, it is a solid keeper card with big UR earning potential on office supply stores. You can purchase 3rd party gift cards like Uber from staples/office depot and get 5x whereas you normally would’ve gotten 3x on those purchases. The 5x on cable and internet are a great category that many people can take advantage of.
- 90,000 UR after $6,000 spend in 3 months
- 5x UR on the first $25,000 spent annually at office supply stores, internet, cable, and phone services
- 2x UR on first $25,000 spent annually on gas and dining
- Rental car insurance
Chase Ink Unlimited
1.5x on all purchases
Rental Coverage
Purchase Protection
Intro Offer
75,000 Points
Annual Fee
$0
Verdict
Card Details
This card is basically the business card version of the Chase Freedom Unlimited. This card is great as a non category spend card that earns a higher rate than the normal 1x. Do note that this card has a FTF so don’t take this traveling. The CFU SUB is not great so if possible, you should always get this card over the CFU as it will give you a higher SUB and save a 5/24 slot.
- 90,000 UR after $6,000 spend in first 3 months
- 1.5x UR on all purchases
- Car rental coverage
- Protects new purchases for 120 days against damage or theft up to $10,000 per claim and $50,000 per account
- Extends the time period of the U.S. manufacturer’s warranty by an additional year, on eligible warranties of three years or less
Alaska Airlines Business
Companion Pass Certificate
3x on Alaska Flight Tickets
Free Checked Baggage
2x on gas, shipping, and local transit
Intro Offer
50,000 Miles
Annual Fee
$95
Verdict
Card Details
The Alaska Airlines Business card is basically the same card as the Alaska Airlines Visa personal card and is a solid card overall with a good SUB and the companion fare. The main differences are that this card is a business card and thus doesn’t use a 5/24 slot and has 2x on shipping instead of streaming services. Alaska miles are very valuable when used to book partner awards and the companion fare can add some great value if traveling with a companion. Alaska miles are hard to earn as none of the major credit cards issuers have Alaska as a transfer partner so this card is one of the best ways to earn Alaska miles with decent category multipliers. Unfortunately, the companion fare eligibility got changed to have the annual $6,000 spend requirement which makes this card less attractive. If you don’t fly Alaska often and are an active churner, this card isn’t worth holding onto past the first year as that $6,000 in spend can be used towards a new SUB.
- 50,000 Miles + $100 statement credit + companion fare after $3,000 in spend in first 3 months
- Annual companion fare allowing booking of companion flight starting at $122 after $6,000 in spend within the year
- Free checked bag for you and up to 6 guests when booking flight with Alaska Airlines Business card
- Priority boarding
- 3x miles on Alaska flight ticket purchases
- 2x miles on gas, shipping, local transit
- 10% rewards bonus on all purchases in a year if you have a Bank of America business account
- 20% back on Alaska Airlines inflight purchases when paying with Alaska Airlines Business card
- $100 off an annual Alaska Lounge+ Membership purchased with Alaska Airlines Business card
Alaska Airlines Visa
Companion Pass Certificate
3x on Alaska Flight Tickets
Free Checked Baggage
2x on gas, shipping, and local transit
Intro Offer
70,000 Miles
Annual Fee
$95
Verdict
Card Details
The Alaska Airlines Visa personal card is basically the same card as the Alaska Airlines Business card. The main differences are that it takes a 5/24 slot being a personal card and has 2x on streaming services instead of shipping. The verdict of these two cards is basically the same in that they both are good choices for earning Alaska miles which are harder to earn compared to other airline miles. The SUBs of the two versions will generally match each other so if one is currently elevated, high chance but not always that the other will soon follow. Unfortunately the companion fare eligibility got changed to have the annual $6,000 spend requirement which makes this card less attractive. If you don’t fly Alaska often and are an active churner, this card isn’t worth holding onto past the first year as that $6,000 in spend can be used towards a new SUB.
- 70,000 Miles + companion fare after $3,000 in spend in first 3 months
- Annual companion fare allowing booking of companion flight starting at $122 after $6,000 in spend within the year
- Free checked bag for you and up to 6 guests when booking flight with Alaska Airlines Visa card
- Priority boarding
- 3x miles on Alaska flight ticket purchases
- 2x miles on gas, streaming services, local transit
- 10% rewards bonus on all purchases in a year if you have a Bank of America account
- 20% back on Alaska Airlines inflight purchases when paying with Alaska Airlines Visa card
- $100 off an annual Alaska Lounge+ Membership purchased with Alaska Airlines Visa card
Amex Gold
4x on Dining
4x on Groceries
3x on Flights
Monthly $10 Uber Credit
Intro Offer
60,000 Points
Annual Fee
$250
Verdict
Card Details
The Amex gold is a great MR earning card that basically pays for itself if you can utilize of all the credits. The category multipliers are great with dining and groceries being easy for the majority of people to take advantage of. For those living in urban areas where Uber and Grubhub are popular or who spend a lot on groceries, this card will make a lot of sense for them. There’s no real easy way to cash out MR at 1cpp or higher without jumping through hoops, so have a plan on how you will use the MR before grabbing the card. This applies to all credit cards but especially with MR earning cards.
- 90,000 MR after $4,000 spend in 6 months
- 4x MR on dining
- 4x MR on groceries up to $25,000 in spend per year
- 3x MR on flights
- Monthly $10 dining credit
- Monthly $10 Uber credit
- No foreign transaction fees
Chase World of Hyatt
Free Night Certificate
9x on Hyatt Stays
2x on Flights
2x on Dining
Intro Offer
Up to 60,000 Points
Annual Fee
$95
Verdict
Card Details
This card is decent if you stay/redeem at Hyatt properties a lot or value having status with them. At first glance, the initial SUB is pretty low and even with the bonus spend, only getting 60k points for 15k in spend isn’t worth it. You could grab an ink with 75k UR for 6k in spend to transfer to Hyatt. However, the card makes up for this with the free night. Category 1-4 hotels usually aren’t that exciting but a free night at a category 4 is around $150 depending on your area. This alone can make up the annual fee. Discoverist isn’t that great of in terms of benefits but the 5 qualifying nights and potential to earn more with spend does help for someone who values status and wants to make it easier to achieve that. So overall, unless you’re someone who stays a lot at Hyatt properties and has status with them, you’re probably better off grabbing a UR earning card like an ink and transferring to Hyatt.
- 30,000 Hyatt Points after $3,000 in spend in first 3 months, up to 30,000 bonus points by earning 2x points in first 6 months up to $15,000 in spend
- 4x points on purchases at Hyatt hotels + 5x points if a World of Hyatt member
- 2x points on dining
- 2x points on airline tickets
- 2x points on local transit
- 2x points on fitness club and gym memberships
- Free category 1-4 night every cardmember year anniversary
- Free category 1-4 night if you spend $15,000 in a year
- Hyatt Discoverist status as long as account is open
- 5 qualifying night credits towards your next tier status every year anniversary
- 2 additional qualifying night credits every time you spend $5,000 on your card
- No foreign transaction fees
Amex Blue Business Plus
2x MR on all purchases
Can Use Amex Offers
Intro Offer
15,000 Points
Annual Fee
$0
Verdict
Card Details
A simple every day card that can be used when there are no category bonuses for your purchases. It’s a good keeper card with a good 2x multiplier on everything and can hold your MR for no fee but the SUB is weak. There are most likely better options to prioritize before getting this card.
- 15,000 MR after $3,000 in spend in first 3 months (There’s a targeted 75k MR offer for $15k spend in first 12 months)
- 2x MR on all purchases up to $50,000 per year
- 2.7% foreign transaction fee
Citi Premier
3x on dining
3x on Travel
3x on grocery stores
$100 annual hotel credit
Intro Offer
60,000 Points
Annual Fee
$95
Verdict
Card Details
The Citi Premier is a great all around card with a lot of great category multipliers and access to transfer partners at a reasonable annual fee. The hotel credit can provide extra value if you utilize it but the drawback is that you have to use the Citi travel portal which may not always give the best rate as compared to booking directly with the hotel. This card makes sense for those who can take advantage of Citi transfer partners and want a singular card that has multipliers in a lot of categories.
- 60,000 TYP after $4,000 in spend in first 3 months
- 3x TYP on dining
- 3x TYP on groceries
- 3x TYP on flights
- 3x TYP on hotels
- 3x TYP on gas
- 10x TYP on hotel and car rental bookings through Citi Travel Portal until 6/30/2024
- Annual $100 off a single hotel stay of $500 or more booked through Citi Travel Portal
- Access to transfer partners
- No foreign transaction fees
Chase Aeroplan
3x on dining
3x on grocery stores
3x on Air Canada Flights
1.25x for Pay Yourself Back
Intro Offer
60,000 Points
Annual Fee
$95
Verdict
Card Details
The Aeroplan card is a very strong card with the benefits it offers. Unfortunately, the full SUB is hard to achieve and the return isn’t the great at just 100k points. The SUB should really be viewed as 75k for $4,000 in spend which is solid and definitely worth considering. The card also comes with other perks like Aeroplan 25k which maps to Star Alliance silver, PYB, Global Entry credit, and ability to attain higher status purely through credit card spend which are all pretty good for just $95. Air Canada also has the most partners in the world and offers great rates at booking Star Alliance partners so if looking to book something with Star Alliance, the Aeroplan card is a strong candidate to consider.
- 75,000 points after $4,000 in spend in first 3 months. Bonus 25,000 points after $20,000 in spend in first 12 months
- 3x points on groceries
- 3x points on dining
- 3x points on Air Canada flights
- 10% bonus points after transferring 25,000 or more UR from an eligible Chase card in a single transaction
- 500 bonus points for every $2,000 spent in a calendar month up to 1,500 points
- Receive Aeroplan 25k status for the rest of the calendar year plus the following calendar year
- Spend $50,000 in a calendar year and receive 1 status level tier higher
- Free checked bag for you and up to 8 guests on an Air Canada flight
- $100 Global Entry or TSA PreCheck credit
- Access to preferred pricing on award flights
- 1.25x point value on travel purchases with Pay Yourself Back (PYB)
- No foreign transaction fees
Capital One Venture X
$300 Annual Travel Credit
Priority Pass Lounge Access
10,000 miles anniversary bonus
2x on all purchases
Intro Offer
75,000 Points
Annual Fee
$395
Verdict
Card Details
This card is pretty underrated in terms of premium travel cards. It offers great perks like lounge access and transfer partners for basically no annual fee as the annual travel credit and anniversary bonus pay make up the card’s AF. The other great perk of this card is that authorized users are free to add and they also get lounge access! It’s a little unfortunate that there are no multipliers on direct travel bookings or dining but the 2x on all purchases is not bad for all purchases. This card is a good alternative to the more mainstream CSR and Amex platinum cards if you can use the transfer partners or want your authorized users to have lounge access.
- 75,000 miles after $4,000 in spend in first 3 months
- 10,000 miles anniversary bonus
- $300 Annual travel credit for bookings though Capital One Travel Portal
- $100 Global Entry or TSA PreCheck credit
- Priority Pass and Plaza Premium Lounge Membership
- 10x miles on hotels and rental cars booked through Capital One Travel Portal
- 5x miles on flights booked through Capital One Travel Portal
- 2x miles on all other purchases
- Free authorized users
- Access to transfer partners
- No foreign transaction fees
Citi AAdvantage Executive
Admirals Club Lounge Access
$100 Global Entry Credit
1x on all purchases
Intro Offer
70,000 Miles
Annual Fee
$595
Verdict
Card Details
The main benefit of this card is the Admirals Club membership which normally costs $850 for a new one and $800 to renew. This already presents great value in getting this for $595 per year. Authorized users also gain access to Admirals Clubs but unfortunately it costs $175 per year for the first 3 authorized user and then $175 for each authorized user thereafter. This card has a similar “coupon book” structure to the popular Amex cards with all of the statement credits. This makes it more inconvenient to get true value out of the card. What makes it worse is that even if you use all of the Lyft, rental car, and Grubhub credits, you only get $360 back which doesn’t even cover the whole annual fee. There is the option to earn bonus loyalty points with credit card spend but the spend amount required is high and probably not worth it for the majority of people unless you really value AA status and were planning on doing heavy credit card spend to reach it. If you travel from American hubs frequently with Admirals Clubs and can take advantage of the credits, this card is a great option for you. Otherwise, the card probably isn’t a good choice due to low mile earning potential and lack of other auxiliary benefits that help offset the $595 AF.
- 70,000 miles after $7,000 in spend in first 3 months
- Admirals Club Membership
- $100 Global Entry or TSA PreCheck credit
- Free checked bag for you and up to 8 travel companions
- Priority boarding on American Airlines flights
- Priority check-in for you and up to 8 travel companions
- 25% savings on inflight food and beverage purchases on American Airlines flights
- 10x miles on eligible hotels book at aa.com/hotels
- 10x miles on car rentals booked at aa.com/cars
- Get 5x on American Airline purchases for the rest of the year after spending $150,000 in a calendar year
- 4x miles on American Airlines purchases
- 1x miles on all other purchases
- 10,000 bonus loyalty points after earning 50,000 loyalty points in a qualification year
- Earn additional 10,000 bonus loyalty points after reaching 90,000 loyalty points in the same qualification year
- $120 annual statement credit for Avis and Budget rental car purchases
- Earn $10 Lyft credit after taking 3 Lyft rides in a month. Can receive $120 Lyft credits annually
- $10 monthly statement credit for Grubhub purchases
- No foreign transaction fees
Amex Hilton Aspire
Priority Pass Lounge Access
$250 Hilton Resort Credit
$250 Airline Credit
14x on Hilton stays
Intro Offer
175,000 Points
Annual Fee
$550
Verdict
Card Details
The Hilton Aspire has a high AF but offers solid benefits and credits that cover the AF if you stay frequently at Hilton Resorts. The card gets you automatic Diamond status which is pretty valuable with perks like executive lounge access, free breakfast, 100% points bonus on stays, late checkout, room upgrades etc. The annual free night, airline credit, and resort credit make back up the AF if you are able to take advantage of those. Adding Priority Pass is just the cherry on top of an otherwise already solid card. This card is a great option for those who stay often at Hilton properties
- 175,000 points after $6,000 in spend in first 6 months
- 14x points on purchases at Hilton properties
- 7x points on flights and car rentals
- 7x points on dining
- 3x points on all other purchases
- Complimentary Hilton Diamond status
- Annual free night
- Additional free night after $60,000 in spend in a calendar year
- $250 annual Hilton resort credit
- $250 annual airline credit
- $100 credit at Waldorf Astoria and Conrad properties
- Priority Pass membership
- No foreign transaction fees
Barclays AAviator Business
Annual Companion Certificate
Free Checked Bag
2x on office supply stores
5% anniversary bonus
Intro Offer
Up to 70,000 Miles
Annual Fee
$95
Verdict
Card Details
This card is primarily gotten for the SUB alone and not contributing to 5/24 since it is a business card. The companion certificate is nice but not worth the 30k in spend as that can be used to get other SUBs. Overall, it’s a pretty mediore card with a decent SUB that is good for folks looking to grab more AA miles.
- 60,000 miles after $2,000 in spend in first 3 months. Additional 10,000 miles after purchase is made on an employee card
- 2x miles on American Airlines purchases
- 2x miles on purchases at office supply stores, telecom, and rental cars
- 1x miles on all other purchases
- 5% mile bonus on account anniversary for all miles earned with the card in a calendar year
- Free checked bag for you and up to 4 travel companions on American Airlines flights
- Earn companion certificate for $99 fare after $30,000 or more in purchases in a calendar year
- Preferred boarding for you and up to 4 travel companions on American Airlines flights
- 25% discount on inflight food and beverages when using card on American Airlines flights
- No foreign transaction fee