Chase Visa

Ink Business Preferred Credit Card

The Ink Business Preferred is Chase's transferable-points business card, earning 3x across a generous menu that covers shipping, social and search ads, internet, cable, and phone, and travel, capped at $150,000 of combined annual spend, which leaves enough headroom for most small businesses. Its 100,000-point welcome bonus is among the highest in the Chase lineup, and the points pool with a Sapphire card if you hold both. It is worth keeping even when you don't use it daily, simply for the transfer-partner value the points retain.

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Ink Business Preferred Credit Card card art
  • Annual fee
    $95
    $7.92/mo equivalent
  • Welcome offer
    100,000 points
    ≈$1,500 at our valuation
    after $8,000 in 3 months
  • Recommended credit
    700-800
    Median 730. See why →

Earning rates

on Chase Ultimate Rewards
  • 3x
    Advertising Social Search
    Cap $150k/yr, then 1x
    Cap $150,000
  • 3x
    Internet Cable Phone
    Cap $150k/yr, then 1x
    Cap $150,000
  • 3x
    Shipping
    Cap $150k/yr, then 1x
    Cap $150,000
  • 3x
    Travel
    Cap $150k/yr, then 1x
    Cap $150,000
  • 1x
    Everything else

Benefits and credits

Lifestyle credits

  • 5x Lyft Points
  • DashPass + DoorDash Credits
    $10/month
    Through 12/31/2027

Purchase and protection benefits

  • Cell Phone Protection
    Up to $1,000
  • Extended Warranty Protection
  • Purchase Protection
    Up to $10,000 · 120d

Travel and purchase coverage

  • Rental car collision damage waiver
    $60,000
    Primary coverage
    Primary, business use
  • Trip cancellation and interruption
    $5,000
    Per trip $10,000

Pricing and fees

Full Pricing and Terms
Purchase APR
17.74% to 26.74%
Foreign tx
None
Penalty APR (cap)
29.99%
Balance transfer
17.74% to 26.74%
Fee $5 or 5.00%, whichever is greater
Cash advance
28.49%
Fee $15 or 5.00%, whichever is greater
Late / returned
$40 · $40

Eligibility and application

  • Card type
    Business credit card
  • Pre-qualification
    No pre-qualification tool
  • Application inquiry
    Hard credit inquiry on submission
  • Approval bureau
    Not disclosed by issuer
  • Authorized user fee
    Free
  • Reports AU to bureaus
    Conditional
    Reports adult AU activity to all three bureaus; does not report minors (under 18).
    Issuer policy

How the recommended credit score is derived

Reported by users, not disclosed by the issuer. Synthesized from community-reported approval data points and cross-checked against industry editorial guidance for consensus.

5 data points reviewed

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Sources

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