
Chase Sapphire Preferred: 75,000 points after $5,000 in 3 months, $95 fee
- Bonus
- 75,000 points
- Spend
- $5,000 in 3 mo
- Annual fee
- $95
Still the best first travel card in the country.
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$750 cash backChase's offer, as shown on Chase's own site (Oct 8, 2026)
What the bonus is worth: Or 75,000 points if you also hold a Sapphire or Ink Preferred.
Business card; the identical offer is on Ink Business Unlimited (1.5% on everything).
$750 for $0 fee is the quiet star of this list. The 5% office-supply category is gift-card territory (Staples and Office Depot sell them), which stretches it further. Ink Unlimited has the exact same $750 offer with flat 1.5% back if you'd rather not think about categories.
Small-business owners (including sole proprietors) who want a no-fee card with a real bonus. Office-supply gift cards make the 5% category stretch.
| Welcome bonus | $750 cash back |
|---|---|
| Spend requirement | $6,000 in the first 3 months |
| Annual fee | $0 (Business card; the identical offer is on Ink Business Unlimited (1.5% on everything)) |
| APR | 0% intro APR on purchases for 12 months, then 16.99%–24.99% variable |
| Earns | cash back (as Ultimate Rewards points) |
| Network | Visa |
| Checked | Oct 8, 2026 on Chase's site |
Verified: Chase's Ink Business Cash page, Oct 8, 2026: “Earn $750 cash back after you spend $6,000 on purchases in the first 3 months after account opening.” Annual fee $0. Ink Business Unlimited page shows the same $750 after $6,000. Source: creditcards.chase.com. Offers change; the issuer's page is final.
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Yes: 75,000 Ultimate Rewards points redeemable at a penny each, which is $750 cash. Pair it with a Sapphire card and the same points are worth more on travel.
Answered by StackTheDeal$750 cash back after $6,000 in purchases in the first 3 months. There's no partial tier on the current offer: miss $6,000 and you get nothing, so plan the spend before you apply.
Answered by StackTheDealOffice supply stores and internet, cable and phone services, up to $25,000 a year combined. Gas and restaurants earn 2%.
Answered by StackTheDealNo. Chase business cards don't report to personal credit bureaus unless the account defaults. The application does do a hard pull.
Answered by StackTheDealYes. Apply with your Social Security number and your own name as the business name. Chase asks for annual business revenue; be truthful.
Answered by StackTheDealNo, it's earned by spending, so it isn't income.
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Still the best first travel card in the country.

The 100k bonus is huge, but the $795 fee is real money and the credits are in halves (January–June, July–December), so do the math on your own travel first.

The best points-per-dollar-of-fee deal Chase offers.
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