Chase Offers can get you cash back with Best Buy, Starbucks, and Sam's Club just for having a credit card – these are some of the best deals available now
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- Chase Offers are targeted cash-back deals you can get with Chase credit or debit cards.
- You can save money at participating stores, restaurants, services, travel providers, and more.
- To earn cash back, you must add the offer to your eligible card and make a qualifying purchase.
- Read Insider's guide to the best rewards credit cards.
The best Chase Offers available in June 2021
Chase issues a wide range of credit cards, including options that earn cash back, more premium cards that earn Chase Ultimate Rewards points, hotel and airline cards, and business credit cards.
If you have a Chase credit card or debit card, you could be eligible for Chase Offers. These targeted deals get you cash back at participating retailers, services, restaurants, and travel providers like hotels and airlines once you add the offer to your card and make a qualifying purchase.
Keep reading to see how Chase Offers works, and what kinds of deals you can expect to find.
Here are some of the Chase Offers that are currently available, but you may see different deals in your own account. This list is updated on a regular basis.
Chase Offers at stores and restaurants
Merchant |
Chase Offer |
Details |
10% back |
Maximum $7 back |
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15% back |
Maximum $15 back |
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10% back |
Maximum $12 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum $3 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum $2 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum $35 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum $23 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum $8 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum $7 back |
|
$15 back |
When you spend $15 or more |
|
$10 back |
On a membership of $45 or more |
|
10% back |
Maximum $10 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum $8 back |
|
15% back |
Maximum $82.50 back |
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20% back on your first purchase when you spend $40 or more |
Maximum $18 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum $17 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum $26 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum $9 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum $20 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum $49 back |
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10% back |
Maximum $3 back |
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20% back |
Maximum $12 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum $23 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum of $20 back, online only |
|
10% back |
Maximum of $5 back |
|
10% back |
Maximum of $15 back |
|
$25 back |
When you spend $100 or more |
|
$7 back |
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10% back |
Maximum of $13 back |
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10% back |
Maximum of $9 back |
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10% back |
Maximum of $10 back |
|
15% back |
When you spend $350 or more, maximum $135 back |
Chase Offers for wireless, streaming, and media
Merchant |
Chase Offer |
Details |
$20 back |
When you spend $119 or more |
|
10% back |
Maximum $3 back |
|
$5 back |
When you spend $4.99 or more |
|
$25 back |
When you spend $25 or more on your first month of service |
|
$3 back |
When you spend $3.74 or more |
|
$5 back |
On a subscription |
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$6 back |
When you spend $19.75 or more |
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$3 back |
When you spend $4.99 or more |
|
15% back |
Maximum of $4.50 back |
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30% back, 20% back, or $15 back (offer varies) |
When you spend $64.99 or more, maximum back varies |
|
20% back |
Maximum $6 back |
Chase Offers for services
Merchant |
Chase Offer |
Details |
$25 back |
When you spend $250 or more |
|
$8 back |
When you spend $12 or more on membership |
Chase Offers for travel
Merchant |
Chase Offer |
Details |
20% back |
When you spend $100 or more, with a maximum of $58 back |
|
15% back |
At domestic hotels when you spend $100 or more, with a maximum of $63 back |
Here are top Chase credit cards to consider
Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card
If you don't have a Chase credit card yet, here are some of the best options available right now that earn flexible Chase Ultimate Rewards points, which you can redeem for cash back, travel, gift cards, and more:
- Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card – One of the best all-around travel cards, because it earns 2x points on travel and dining and a high sign-up bonus and offers valuable travel coverage like primary rental car insurance, all for a $95 annual fee (here's our Chase Sapphire Preferred Card review).
- Chase Sapphire Reserve® – The big sibling to the Preferred has a higher annual fee of $550, but offers 3x points on travel (after receiving the $300 travel credit) and dining and up to a $300 credit toward travel purchases each year (read our Chase Sapphire Reserve card review).
- Chase Freedom Unlimited® – It's a great pick for college students and others who are new to credit cards. There's no annual fee, and you can use the Chase Ultimate Rewards points you'll earn for cash back, gift cards, travel, and more (find out more in our Chase Freedom Unlimited card review).
- Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card – This business credit card earns bonus points on a wide variety of spending categories and offers a high sign-up bonus and other perks like primary rental car insurance and cell phone protection, with a $95 annual fee (read our Ink Business Preferred card review for details).
Chase Offers frequently asked questions
What are Chase Offers?
Chase Offers are deals available to select Chase credit and debit cardholders. These offers get you cash back at a variety of merchants, including retail stores, services, and restaurants.
Chase Offers generally get you cash back in the form of a percentage. For example, on my Chase Sapphire Reserve® account, I currently see an offer for 10% back at Dunkin', with a $3 maximum. However, some offers get you a flat cash-back amount, such as $10 back at Sam's Club.
Each Chase Offer has an expiration date – in your account, this will be displayed as how many days you have left to use it. Keep this date in mind, because you won't be eligible for cash back if you don't make a purchase in time.
How to use Chase Offers
To use a Chase Offer, just click on it to add it to your account. Once you make a qualifying purchase with your card while the offer is still valid, you'll receive the cash back as a statement credit to your account. The terms say it can take up to 14 business days for the statement credit to post, but typically it takes less time.
Not every Chase cardholder will see the same Chase Offers associated with their accounts, and some accounts may have more offers than others. For example, I have over a dozen offers on my Chase Freedom Unlimited® account, but only 10 on my Chase Sapphire Reserve® and just one on my Southwest Rapid Rewards® Priority Credit Card.
Jasmin Baron is an associate editor at Personal Finance Insider, where she helps readers maximize rewards and find the best credit cards to fit their lifestyles. She has covered credit cards, points and miles, and loyalty programs for over seven years, and she's a Certified Educator in Personal Finance (CEPF).
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