The Card Database

A flat-rate no-fee business card with a record-high $1,000 public offer.

5x at office supply stores, and gift card racks live at office supply stores.

Cash back, free spend-management software, and no personal guarantee.

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.

Unlimited 2% for your business with zero fee and zero homework.

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.

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.

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.

1.5% flat that quietly becomes 2.62% with a banking relationship.

The Plum Card's replacement: unlimited 2% back everywhere for a steep $295.

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.

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 business credit builder that still pays you something back.

The 5% off Lowe's contractor staple, retired in April 2026.

Earns Verizon Dollars that only pay Verizon bills, a closed loop for wireless-heavy small businesses.

A 2% flat business card that PayPal killed with one week of notice.