- United Business Card - 75,000 Miles after spending $5000 in 3 months, $99 annual fee.
- United Club Business Card - 75,000 Miles after spending $5000 in 3 months, $450 annual fee, with lot's of extras to off-set the annual fee.
Bonus Points | Minimum Spend | Point Value | Annual Value | Annual Fee | 1st Year Value |
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50,000 | $5,000 | 1.5 ¢ | $190 | $450 | $565 |
Best Value | Differentiating Perks | Rules |
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Int. Biz Class | United Club Access + Star Alliance lounges, 2 bags free for you & 1 companion | No CR , 5/24 , Chase 2/30 , Chase 4/6 |
2X points
3¢ Per Dollar Spent
1.5X points
2.3¢ Per Dollar Spent
3X points
4.5¢ Per Dollar Spent
Fat Fee For United Perks
What makes this card so special (besides the $450 annual fee)? To start, it's a United card and United goes to many unique and exotic places such as Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. And now getting there doesn’t have to be a guessing game. That's because United is a great way to travel abroad. While you’re traveling, it’s important to utilize the unique perks associated with each card. Using the right perk can definitely make your 15-hour travel day more tolerable, if not enjoyable. This particular card gives you annual United Club Passes for two people, priority boarding, and free first checked bag for you and a companion. If you hit an unfortunate roadblock like trip delay or lost luggage, this card also covers you -- along with offering primary car rental coverage for business rentals. Lots of little goodies packed into a business card.
Check out our United Mileage Plus page for more details on United Points.
United cards offer their best redemption value toward United flights. So, if you aren't likely to choose United as your carrier, you'll probably want to pass on this card because of it's hefty annual fee. For those who don’t really care which airline they fly, this could be an option. Keep in mind the $450 fee is offset by a pair of annual United Club passes -- considering a club pass costs $550. However, if you'll only use the club pass 2-3 times per year, it might not be worth the expense of the annual fee.
This business card will not show on your personal credit report, so it won't count against your 5/24 status
Your application will be declined if 5 new cards are reported on your personal credit report in the past 24 months
You'll be declined if you apply for a third Chase card of any kind within 30 days
Chase will decline your application you apply for a 5th Chase card (personal or BUSINESS) in 6 months
United Business Explorer with $99 tax deductible fee is our favorite United card to keep. Unless of course you really use the lounge access and 2 free bags, then this one might be worth the annual fee instead. You don't need this card to keep your Uni
- United Business Card - 75,000 Miles after spending $5000 in 3 months, $99 annual fee.
- United Club Business Card - 75,000 Miles after spending $5000 in 3 months, $450 annual fee, with lot's of extras to off-set the annual fee.
2 New Limited Time offers on United Business Cards:
1. United Business MileagePlus Card - Spend $5000 in 3 months for 75,000 points + another 75,000 points after spending $20,000 in 6 months, that would be 150,000 United points in 6 months - $99/annual fee applies.
2. United Club Business MileagePlus Card - Spend $10,000 in 3 months for 100,000 points - $450/annual fee applies.
1. United Club Infinite Card has 120,000 bonus offer after spending $6000 in 3 months with a $525 annual fee.
2. United Club Business Card has 100,000 bonus offer after spending $10,000 in the first 3 months with a $450 annual fee.
Now you can get 75,000 United miles with 2 different cards. Both the United Business Card & the United Club Business Card are offering limited time sign up offers. Apply for one (or both) cards to start racking up United Miles for the upcoming travel splurge that everyone is anticipating.