Earn 200,000 bonus points
after you spend $30,000 on purchases in your first 6 months from account opening and with more than $2,500 in annual value, there's no competition.
View OfferSebby's Take: If your business spends heavily on travel, advertising, or software, the card can return a lot of value—especially once you factor in the travel credits and lounge access. It’s a strong option for founders who want to consolidate spend and earn flexible points.
Ask Sebby crunches the numbers for you to calculate the Expected Value of the Sapphire Reserve for Business℠. For the expected value of points, we derive the approximate dollar value based on the numbers you enter in the calculator. Scroll down to the end of the post to see our methodology.
The calculator below contains default figures and serve as an example only. Users should insert their own data for the most accurate results.
Calculation Methodology
The results from the above calculator are based on your ability to reach the minimum spend requirement to earn the welcome offer, your amount of spend on different categories, how you plan to redeem Chase Ultimate Rewards®, and how much relative value you assign to the other benefits.
The “Years” referenced in the calculator refer to the cardmember year, based on when you are approved for the card.
- Year 1 = first 12 months of card membership
- Year 2 = the following 12 months afterward
Sapphire Reserve for Business℠Annual fee: $795
Sebby's Take: If your business spends heavily on travel, advertising, or software, the card can return a lot of value—especially once you factor in the travel credits and lounge access. It’s a strong option for founders who want to consolidate spend and earn flexible points.
Annual fee: $795
Sebby's Take: If your business spends heavily on travel, advertising, or software, the card can return a lot of value—especially once you factor in the travel credits and lounge access. It’s a strong option for founders who want to consolidate spend and earn flexible points.