
Both the Chase Ink Business Cash® and Chase Ink Business Unlimited® are no annual fee small business credit cards.
Right now, you can choose either the Chase Ink Business Cash® or Chase Ink Business Unlimited® and get $900 (in the form of 90,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points) when you spend $6,000 in 3 months.
For both of these cards, the points you earn are equal to 1 cent in cash back unless you also have a Chase Sapphire Preferred®, Chase Sapphire Reserve®, Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business℠, or a Chase Ink Business Preferred® card.
If you do, you can transfer these points to those cards and spend them for increased value (MilesTalk expects you can easily get 1.75 cents per Ultimate Rewards point in value by using their air and hotel transfer partners like United and Hyatt – or even the new Points Boost portal redemption feature).
That can make this bonus worth over $1,500 easily.
This offer has popped up very sporadically – sometimes only on one Ink or the other and only for 1-2 months at a clip – and it’s easily been one of the most popular offers at MilesTalk and Your Best Credit Cards every time.
A quick summary of why you might choose one card over the other:
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Chase Ink Business Cash®
The Chase Ink Business Cash® earns 5x Ultimate Rewards points on up to $25,000 annually at office supply stores and on internet, cable, and phone services as well as 5X points on Lyft rides as well as 2x on up to $25,000 annually at gas stations and restaurants.

Chase Ink Business Unlimited®
The Chase Ink Business Unlimited earns a flat 1.5X Ultimate Rewards points on every purchase. It’s a good card to combo with other Chase Ultimate Rewards cards. When there’s no bonus category, use the Chase Ink Unlimited.

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- How to apply for the Chase Ink Business Unlimited 90,000 point bonus offer
- How to apply for the Chase Ink Business Cash 90,000 point bonus offer
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SMH………. what do I do if P2 got a different card YESTERDAY!? How long does he need to wait to apply?? By then SUB could be gone. 🙁
@jody if it was a personal Chase card, no wait needed. If it was a business card, wait 30 days. I’ve never seen one of these last less than 30 days.
Thx! It was a chase biz. We will wait for when offer ends/at least 30 days.
Gross, man! LOL