The Card Database
345 cards tracked · offers verified against issuer pages · histories charted
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Cobranded Cards
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The most beloved card in hobby history, gone with Starwood itself.
A 49 dollar fee for a free night anywhere IHG flies its flag. Never again.
The only hotel card whose free night reliably beats the annual fee.
Every award stay's last night free, until the 2015 massacre.
Instant Diamond status and a free night that beats the fee by itself.
The legacy luxury card you can only reach by product change.
Huge headline bonuses, an anniversary night, and a fourth award night free every stay.
Two weekend nights for 95 dollars, until Amex took the whole portfolio.
Gold status, quarterly Hilton credits, and a free night at $15k.
6x on gas and a status ladder into the Caesars ecosystem.
Platinum Elite status and an 85k free night for serious Marriott stayers.
An annual 35k free night certificate for a $95 fee.
Six-figure point bonuses and a fourth night free, on a card that costs nothing.
Free hotel status and big point hauls for no fee.
Free Gold status and 5x on gas without paying a dime.
30,000 anniversary points every year turn the $95 fee into a rounding error.
The awkward middle child of the Marriott lineup, rescued by big welcome offers.
Gold status and big earn rates, but no annual free night to anchor the fee.
A fat point bonus on a free card, if you can love Choice hotels.
The free way to keep Marriott points alive and bank elite nights.
Up to 6% back in travel credits on the world's biggest booking site, launched August 2025.
Stamps toward free nights, dissolved when One Key swallowed Hotels.com Rewards.
A sleeper hotel card that Bank of America put to sleep for good in 2026.
Instant Platinum status and Reward Credits for the Caesars casino loyalist.
The old FNBO Best Western card is gone; the brand now lives on a First Bank & Trust Visa.