The Card Database
345 cards tracked · offers verified against issuer pages · histories charted
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Cobranded Cards
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The 4th Night Free card, closed to new applicants since 2021.
3x on five everyday categories. The broadest mid-tier earner.
5x on dining and bookstores, and Amazon counted as a bookstore.
Closed to new applications on May 28, 2026; existing cardholders keep their benefits.
The benchmark 2% card, that secretly earns transferable points.
3x on all online shopping, the grandfathered card everyone refused to cancel.
Citi's premium card, with AAdvantage transfers and weekend dining at 6x.
The standard-issue American Airlines card, fee waived year one.
Two weekend nights for 95 dollars, until Amex took the whole portfolio.
Admirals Club membership with a credit card attached.
5% on Costco gas and 4% everywhere else you fill up.
The no-fee entry to ThankYou points with a category you pick yourself.
The legendary targeted-offer machine, converted to a Citi ThankYou card at the end of 2025.
Citi's 5 percent rotating card, still alive in grandfathered wallets only.
The round-up card, retired in favor of the Citi Strata.
The free way to keep AAdvantage miles flowing from the grocery store.
21 months of 0% on balance transfers with no late fees, ever.
Citi's flagship balance transfer card: 21 months at 0%.
5% back at Best Buy plus the financing offers electronics buyers actually use.
7% back at Wayfair with grocery and online categories on the side.
A no-fee secured card from a major bank, with a clear 18-month runway.
The network upgrade to the Macy's store card, with real dining and gas categories.
A store-only financing card: it works at Home Depot, earns nothing, and exists for the 6-month deferred interest plan.