The Card Database
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A six-figure welcome offer plus 3x on core travel and business spending.
A flat-rate no-fee business card with a record-high $1,000 public offer.
The Venture X formula scaled up for serious business spend.
2x on everything, no fee, full Membership Rewards. Quietly elite.
The Sapphire Reserve playbook, rebuilt for business owners with ad spend and software credits.
5x at office supply stores, and gift card racks live at office supply stores.
Cash back, free spend-management software, and no personal guarantee.
Platinum lounge access plus a credit stack built for business spend.
The companion fare alone can repay the fee several times over.
Spark Miles rebranded into the Venture family with new credits and a six-figure bonus.
4x in your top two business categories, automatically.
The Explorer's business sibling, refreshed in 2025 with a deeper credit stack.
The startup charge card that pays up to 7x and never touches your personal credit.
The biggest Southwest bonuses live on the business side.
3% on the categories small businesses actually spend in. No fee.
The Blue Business Plus in cash form: 2% on everything, no fee.
Uncapped 2% for businesses that spend big and pay in full.
Gold status and quarterly Hilton credits for the business traveler.
The business-side door into American Airlines miles.
A full United Club membership on the business side, with a fee that tripled to match.
The personal IHG Premier's perks, repeated on the business side of the ledger.
8x on gas and instant Diamond status for under a hundred bucks.
Unlimited 2% for your business with zero fee and zero homework.
A free night and Gold Elite status for $125.
The companion certificate card for business Delta flyers.
More Hyatt points for the best hotel currency, with flexible quarterly bonus categories.
1.5% on everything for companies that already bank with Mercury.
A pay-in-full card that underwrites your Shopify sales instead of your credit score.
Sky Club access and a first class companion certificate, at a premium price.
The lighter Southwest business card, and a clean second bonus toward the Companion Pass.
Lounge visits and 4x travel from a mid fee business card.
The no-fee Spark Miles Select successor: 1.5x everywhere with full transfer partner access.
5% back at Amazon, or 90 day float. Pick your poison.
The same Costco gas machine, sized for a business.
Pick your 3% category and let Preferred Rewards push it toward 5.25%.
Up to 2% back when you settle daily, bundled with full-stack business banking.
Up to 2% flat business cash back that approves on revenue, not just your FICO.
The JetBlue Plus playbook with a business wrapper and a bigger bonus.
Free bags and a flight credit for the business that flies Delta a few times a year.
2.5% on big purchases, with one catch: the points are stuck as cash.
1.5% on everything for the business that wants zero overhead.
The 2x business miles workhorse, now retired as the Venture Business.
A free business travel card with a bonus worth $500.
1.5% flat that quietly becomes 2.62% with a banking relationship.
2x on everything, 2.5x by phone, for businesses that hate category games.
The Plum Card's replacement: unlimited 2% back everywhere for a steep $295.
Budgeting software with a card attached, and rewards that depend on how fast you pay.
A clean 1.5% charge card for businesses already living inside Stripe.
The expense-report company's card: 1% everywhere, 2% if you spend a quarter million a month.
The no-fee business miles card that became the VentureOne Business.
It watches your spending and bonuses your top two categories automatically.
Discover's last business card, gone almost as fast as it arrived.
Unlimited 1.5% back bolted onto Bluevine checking, if Bluevine invites you.
Pay early for 1.5% off, or float your bill 60 days. Discontinued March 2026.
The Barclays AA business card is gone. Citi owns this franchise now.
The business credit builder that still pays you something back.
The 5% off Lowe's contractor staple, retired in April 2026.
A $95 fee for 1x points. The downgrade landing pad, not a destination.
Earns Verizon Dollars that only pay Verizon bills, a closed loop for wireless-heavy small businesses.
A business credit-building charge card that Nav shut down in April 2026.
MastercardA 2% flat business card that PayPal killed with one week of notice.
The pandemic-era small business lender Amex bought, then quietly retired.