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.
The Platinum with an escape hatch: cash points out to your Schwab brokerage at 1.1 cents.
The lounge king. The 2025 refresh raised the fee, and doubled down on credits.
The Platinum that can pay for itself through a Morgan Stanley CashPlus account.
4x at restaurants and US supermarkets. The foodie default.
5 percent on groceries and gas up to 50,000 dollars a year, never matched since.
Instant Diamond status and a free night that beats the fee by itself.
2x on everything, no fee, full Membership Rewards. Quietly elite.
Platinum lounge access plus a credit stack built for business spend.
6% at US supermarkets. The family grocery card.
4x in your top two business categories, automatically.
Gold status, quarterly Hilton credits, and a free night at $15k.
Companion certificate plus an MQD headstart for the Delta loyal.
Platinum Elite status and an 85k free night for serious Marriott stayers.
The Blue Business Plus in cash form: 2% on everything, no fee.
Sky Club access and a first class companion certificate.
Gold status and quarterly Hilton credits for the business traveler.
3% groceries, gas, and online retail with no fee.
A free night and Gold Elite status for $125.
The companion certificate card for business Delta flyers.
Sky Club access and a first class companion certificate, at a premium price.
Free bags and a $200 flight credit at $10k spend.
5% back at Amazon, or 90 day float. Pick your poison.
Free hotel status and big point hauls for no fee.
The Black Card. You do not apply. Amex calls you.
3x on travel, transit, and dining. The forgotten middle child that earns broadly.
Free bags and a flight credit for the business that flies Delta a few times a year.
The card that ended a 16-year Amex and Costco marriage.
The awkward middle child of the Marriott lineup, rescued by big welcome offers.
The Plum Card's replacement: unlimited 2% back everywhere for a steep $295.
4.5x at supermarkets if you swiped 30 times a month. Closed to new applicants since 2024.
The only no-fee personal Membership Rewards card. Closed to new applicants since 2024.
The free entry point to the Delta ecosystem.
Pay early for 1.5% off, or float your bill 60 days. Discontinued March 2026.
The build-your-own charge card experiment that lasted two years.
Amex's 1.5% flat card. Closed to new applicants since 2024.
Amex's quiet 1.33 percent travel card, finally folded into Cash Magnet in 2026.
The 5% off Lowe's contractor staple, retired in April 2026.
A $95 fee for 1x points. The downgrade landing pad, not a destination.
The pandemic-era small business lender Amex bought, then quietly retired.