Are you a business owner looking to take advantage of rewards and benefits? Look no further than Chase’s Ink Business credit cards. For a limited time, both the Ink Business Cash and Ink Business Unlimited cards are offering an impressive sign-up bonus of up to $900 (previously $750) in the form of 90,000 Ultimate Rewards points. This incredible offer is available when you spend $6,000 within the first three months.
At a Glance
Ink Business Cash® Card
The Ink Business Cash card offers a range of benefits, including:
- Intro APR: Enjoy a low introductory APR rate for a specified duration.
- Regular APR: Benefit from a competitive regular APR rate.
- Bonus rewards details: Earn bonus rewards on specific purchases.
Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card
The Ink Business Unlimited card provides the following advantages:
- Intro APR: Take advantage of a special introductory APR rate.
- Regular APR: Enjoy a competitive regular APR rate.
- Bonus offer details: Earn bonus rewards on specific purchases.
Both cards also allow you to add employee cards at no extra charge and set spending limits for each individual. When it’s time to redeem your rewards, you have several options including cash back, travel points, and gift cards. Plus, referring other business owners to Chase Ink credit cards can earn you an additional 40,000 points for every approved referral, up to 200,000 points per year.
Who are Chase Ink Business cards good for?
You don’t need to be a corporation to benefit from a corporate card. Chase Ink Business cards are suitable for a wide range of individuals, including freelancers, independent contractors, self-employed business owners, and gig workers. These cards are particularly appealing for:
- Business owners looking to earn rewards on business-related purchases.
- Entrepreneurs starting a company who may need to carry a credit card balance and want to save on extra APR costs with a 0% introductory offer.
- Business owners who prefer earning rewards without paying an annual fee.
- Proprietors who want to provide their employees with their own credit cards and set spending limits.
- Small business owners who need to cover business-related costs without dipping into personal lines of credit.
If you already have a Chase Ultimate Rewards-earning card such as the card_name, card_name, or card_name, you can combine the points earned across these cards for maximum impact when making purchases through Chase’s Ultimate Rewards portal. For even more value, you can transfer your Ultimate Rewards points to Chase partners like Hyatt and JetBlue. Don’t miss out on this incredible limited-time offer!
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