Business Cards

Ink Business Preferred Credit Card

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Best for: Small businesses with ad and travel spend under 5/24

$95 USD

👍 Pros

  • A sizable sign-up bonus
  • Points you can transfer to partners
  • Solid cell phone and travel protection

👎 Cons

  • You need a business to qualify
  • Comes with a yearly fee
  • Falls under the Chase 5/24 rule

If your business spends on travel, shipping, internet/phone, or social and search ads, the Ink Business Preferred's 3x on those (up to $150,000/year combined) plus a big transferable-points bonus is hard to beat for $95. The cell-phone protection and trip insurance are real money-savers most no-fee business cards skip. Watch two things: it counts toward Chase's 5/24 rule, so if you've opened five-plus cards in 24 months you'll likely be denied, and outside those bonus buckets it's only 1x. Spend $10,000/month across the 3x categories and that's 360,000 points a year; verify the current bonus and APR on Chase's site.

Ink Business Preferred Credit Card at a glance

IssuerChase
Card networkVisa
Annual fee$95
Rewards rate3x on travel, shipping, internet/cable/phone and advertising on social media & search (first $150,000/yr combined), 1x on everything else
Welcome bonusLarge Ultimate Rewards points bonus after the minimum spend
Intro APRNone
Regular APR20.49%–26.49% variable
Foreign transaction feeNone
Credit neededGood to Excellent (700+)
Airport lounge accessNo
Best forSmall businesses with ad and travel spend under 5/24

Rewards & perks

  • Points move 1:1 into airline and hotel partner programs
  • Stretch points 25% further when booking through Chase Travel
  • Includes cell phone protection plus trip cancellation insurance

Pros

  • A sizable sign-up bonus
  • Points you can transfer to partners
  • Solid cell phone and travel protection

Cons

  • You need a business to qualify
  • Comes with a yearly fee
  • Falls under the Chase 5/24 rule

Who should apply

  • A real business or side gig qualifies, sole proprietors included
  • Personal credit in the good-to-excellent range
  • Falls under the Chase 5/24 rule

Before you apply: card terms change often. Confirm the current annual fee, APR, welcome offer and rewards on the official Chase site. CreditCardCompare is an independent comparison resource, not the card issuer, and this is not financial advice.

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