Amazon Business
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Earning
| Rate | Category | Return |
|---|---|---|
| 2% | Top 3 eligible non-Amazon spending categoriesup to $150,000 a year, then 1% | 2% |
| 3% | Amazon Business | 3% |
| 3% | Amazon.com | 3% |
| 3% | Whole Foods Market | 3% |
| 1% | Everything else | 1% |
+ 2 more rates
| Rate | Category | Return |
|---|---|---|
| 3% | Prepaid travel booked through U.S. Bank Travel Center | 3% |
| 3% | AWS | 3% |
Business card · Earns Cash Back
Sources and methodology
First-year value is Miles' estimate for a typical spender: the welcome bonus at Miles' point values, plus the rewards this card earns above the best no-annual-fee card's everyday rate on a typical year of spending, plus credits at the share a typical holder uses rather than their face value, plus any certificate or free night earned in that year, minus the first-year fee and the cost of putting the minimum spend on this card instead of that one.
Lounge access, elite status, other benefits, purchase and travel protections, and a certificate or free night that arrives on the card's anniversary are listed beside the first-year figure, not in it. Each year after counts them, with the rewards and credits, less the annual fee. A credit or benefit that needs a spend or a stay counts only where its condition is printed beside it, and credits gated on spend most people never reach are left out.
The fee, offer, earning rates, credits and protections come from the card's record in the Miles dataset, kept against the issuer's own terms. The verdict line is chosen from a fixed set of sentences by Miles' analysis of the offer and the card; nothing on this page is written by hand for one card.
Recent changes
- changed from null to credit_lineOct 11, 2026
- changed from null to Amazon BusinessOct 8, 2026
- addedOct 6, 2026