Chase Brings Back Best Ever Offer on Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ – 200,000 Points!

On the heels of the announcement that Chase launched a best ever offer to earn $1,000 when you spend $8,000 on purchases in the first four months after account opening on both the Ink Cash® and Ink Unlimited®, we also see a return to the offer that the Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ launched with.

Aimed squarely at high spending businesses, the Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ Credit Card Card has brought back the offer they had a launch which is rich and especially great if you aren’t eligible for those Ink offers (although if I could only get one card right now, and could get any of the Chase business cards, I’d probably stick with one of the no-annual fee cards).

The offer is Earn 200,000 bonus points after you spend $30,000 on purchases in your first 6 months from account opening. You can click right here for a full card review at Your Best Credit Cards and to learn how to apply.

A refresher on the Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business℠:

Annual Fee

The Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business has a $795 annual fee, although employee cards are fee-free. Note that employee cards do not have airport lounge access. There are no foreign transaction fees.

Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business Bonus Categories

• 8X points on all Chase Travel purchases
• 4X points on flights and hotels booked direct
• 3X points on social media and search engine advertising
• 5X points on Lyft rides through 9/30/27
• 1X points on everything else

Essentially the same as the consumer Reserve card, with advertising replacing dining as the 3X category.

Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business Card Benefits

• Access to the Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club network of airport lounges and Priority Pass Select. The primary Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business cardmember can bring two guests per visit for either lounge type.
• Primary Car Rental CDW
• Purchase Protection
• IHG Platinum Status automatically through December 31, 2027. Activation is required by linking IHG One Rewards membership on Chase.com or the Chase mobile app.
• Complimentary access to Reserve Travel Designers with end-to-end travel planning from custom itinerary to trip support.
• Access to The Edit by Chase Travel – an exclusive collection of over 1,100 hand-picked hotels and resorts around the world where Sapphire Reserve cardmembers get complimentary benefits like free breakfast, upgrades (if available) and a $100 property credit.
• Points Boost: This needs more than a bullet point so I have a section below on this, but essentially this will allow you to get up to 2 cents per point in the travel portal on select premium air and hotel bookings. It is a rotating set of offers on select airlines and at select hotels. When you search the portal for a flight or hotel destination, Points Boost redemptions will appear first and very obviously display the 2 cent per point value. If an Emirates round trip to Milan in Business Class is $5,000, for example, and is being offered as a Points Boost selection at 2 cents per point, you’d pay 250,000 Ultimate Rewards® points. We have seen one special promotion that even exceeded 2 cents per point.
• Access to Chase Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables on OpenTable, in partnership with the Visa Dining Collection, for primary and employee cards.

Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business Statement Credits – Geared for Businesses

Travel

• $300 annual travel credit (the same as we know and love, applied automatically towards any travel purchase each anniversary year).
• $120 Global Entry, TSA Precheck or Nexus credit every four years
• $500 credit for stays with The Edit by Chase Travel: Cardmembers get up to $250 in statement credits from January through June and again from July through December for prepaid bookings made with The Edit. Cardmembers can enjoy complimentary benefits like a $100 property credit, daily breakfast for two, room upgrades (if available) and more. This benefit is not available for employee cardmembers. Two-night minimum required. Purchases that qualify will not earn points.

Business Services

• $400 ZipRecruiter hiring credit: Earn up to $400 in annual statement credits on purchases made directly with ZipRecruiter, up to $200 in statement credits January through June and up to $200 in statement credits July through December.
• $200 Google Workspace credit toward a suite of AI-powered business tools: Earn up to $200 in annual statement credits on purchases made directly on Google Workspace.
• $100 Giftcards.com credit for flexible employee appreciation: Cardmembers can earn up to $100 annually in statement credits (up to $50 from January to June and $50 from July to December) when purchasing gift cards from a curated collection of notable brands on giftcards.com/reservebusiness.
• $300 DoorDash value and $120 DashPass membership for DoorDash: DashPass members get access to up to $25 in monthly promos, which includes a $5 restaurant promo and two $10 promos to spend on groceries, beauty, electronics and more. These promos must be applied at checkout when placing an order on DoorDash with the use of a Sapphire Reserve for Business card enrolled in DashPass. If a promo is not used (applied to an order) each month, it will not carry over to the next month. Cardmembers get complimentary access to DashPass with a value of $120 for 12 months. Activate by 12/31/27.
• $120 in annual Lyft in-app credits, up to $10 monthly.

For Really High Spending Businesses: Benefits Earned After $120,000 in Annual Spend

• IHG One Rewards Diamond Elite Status for the year earned and the following year.
• Southwest Airlines A-List Status for the year earned and the following year and a $500 Southwest Airlines credit when booked through Chase Travel
• $500 credit to The Shops at Chase 

Bottom Line

If you missed the 200,000 point offer at launch, you have a second chance. And if you are someone upset about losing 1:1 Hyatt transfers on the $95 cards, this is one of the two that maintains the 1:1 ratio, along with the consumer Reserve card.

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