Chase United Business Card Offers Extended: Up to 115K Miles
Elevated welcome bonuses on consumer Chase United credit cards have ended, but the two business card offers have been extended. You can now earn up to 115,000 United MileagePlus bonus miles when you apply and are approved for one of the two United MileagePlus business cards.
United Business
- Earn up to 115,000 United MileagePlus bonus miles:
- Earn 100,000 miles and 2,000 PQP after spending $5,000 on qualifying purchases in the first three months of opening an account.Â
- Plus an additional 10,000 miles when you add an employee card in the first 3 months your account is open.
- Plus an additional 5,000 miles when you use your United agent‘s promotional code.
- Offer ends 7/15/26
- $150 Annual Fee
- OFFER LINK
United Club Business
- Earn up to 115,000 United MileagePlus bonus miles:
- Earn 100,000 miles and 2,000 PQP after spending $5,000 on qualifying purchases in the first three months of opening an account.Â
- Plus an additional 10,000 miles when you add an employee card in the first 3 months your account is open.
- Plus an additional 5,000 miles when you use your United agent‘s promotional code.
- Offer ends 7/15/26
- $695 Annual Fee
- OFFER LINK
Find Agent Promo Codes
If you need a United Agent Code for one of the elevated credit card offers, you can simply start a chat with United Airlines through their website and ask for an Agent Code.
The representative will usually send you a special application link, and the code will appear in the URL. Some agents will also provide the code directly in the chat if you ask.
The same Agent Code works for both personal and business United cards.
Guru’s Wrap-up
The elevated offers on the consumer United cards may be gone, but these business card bonuses are some of the best we have seen. With the extra 10K miles for adding an employee card and another 5K miles with a United Agent promo code, you are getting a total of 115,000 United MileagePlus bonus miles.
The regular United Business card is the better option for those looking for the bonus while paying a lower annual fee, while the United Club Business card only really makes sense for heavy United flyers who can maximize the lounge access and premium perks.
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