
Frontier Airlines World Mastercard
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The only way to make Frontier miles survive your spending habits.
Welcome Bonus
60,000
≈$600 value
Spend Requirement
$500
in 3 months
Annual Fee
$99
No FTF
Credit Score
670+
(Good)
Current offer note: Tiered: 40,000 after $500 plus the annual fee in 90 days, 20,000 more after $2,000 total in 180 days
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Apply nowThis is the best public offer this card has ever had. In 3 tracked offers going back to 2021, nothing has beaten 60k.
Current offer
60k
All-time high
60k
Typical offer
50k
In place since
June 2026
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Earning Rates
- 5xFrontier purchases
- 3xDining
- 1xEverything else
Credits
No statement credits, this card wins on earn rates, not coupons.
Benefits
- ✦$100 flight voucher every anniversary after $2,500 annual spend
- ✦Frontier Gold status after first purchase for 90 days, extendable with $3,000 spend
- ✦Award redemption fee waived
- ✦Miles do not expire while the card is open
Why it earns its spot
- +Card spend counts toward Frontier elite status
- +The $100 anniversary voucher alone can outrun the fee
Where it costs you
- −Frontier miles expire fast without this card and are worth little
- −Ultra low cost economics mean fees eat most redemptions
The Compound Verdict
Frontier miles expire so aggressively that this card is practically mandatory for anyone collecting them. The status points on every dollar and the anniversary voucher are real value for frequent Frontier flyers. For everyone else, a $99 fee to prop up a low value currency is a pass.
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