The Card Database
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Cobranded Cards
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The flagship premium travel card, rebuilt in 2025 with a credit stack that can out-earn its fee.
The biggest routine sign-up bonus in the business. Period.
The best first travel card in the game. Full transfer partner access for $95.
The only hotel card whose free night reliably beats the annual fee.
$750 for free, every so often. The churnable workhorse.
5x at office supply stores, and gift card racks live at office supply stores.
The legacy luxury card you can only reach by product change.
1.5x on everything, and a points multiplier when paired with a Sapphire.
The top personal Southwest card. The travel credit and anniversary points nearly erase the fee.
The middle child of the United lineup, with enough credits to cover the fee for regular flyers.
5% rotating categories that turn into 5x transferable points in the right setup.
Huge headline bonuses, an anniversary night, and a fourth award night free every stay.
A United Club membership with a card attached. The 2025 refresh raised the fee and stacked on credits.
5% back on Amazon and Whole Foods, no annual fee beyond your Prime membership.
The biggest Southwest bonuses live on the business side.
Free bags, expanded award space, and two lounge passes a year.
The only US card that earns one of the best Star Alliance currencies directly.
An annual 35k free night certificate for a $95 fee.
The cheapest door into Southwest points and the Companion Pass.
The middle child of the Southwest lineup, and often the right pick.
Chase's front door for first-time cardholders. 1.5% on everything while you build history.
VisaA palladium-faced Sapphire Reserve for J.P. Morgan Private Bank clients. Same benefits, heavier metal.
United miles with no annual fee and no FTF.