Chase Ink Business Cash vs United Club Business Card: which one fits your business?

Side-by-side comparison of Chase Ink Business Cash and United Club Business Card — fees, features, ease, support, and which one fits your business. Scored on the same rubric.

Short answer: Chase Ink Business Cash wins on our scorecard (8.2/10 vs 7.5/10).

Scored onChase Ink Business CashUnited Club Business Card
Right fit for small biz97
Ease of use78
Fees & pricing106
Customer support67
Features89
Annual fee$0—
Foreign transaction fee3%—
Purchase APR18.49% - 24.49% variable21.49%–28.49% (Variable)
Late payment feeUp to $40—
Annual Fee—$450
Foreign Transaction Fee—$0
Late Fee—Up to $40

Chase Ink Business Cash in one paragraph

The absolute gold standard for no-fee business cards if your biggest costs are tech, phone, and office supplies.

Skip it if: Skip it if you spend more than $5,000 a year on international travel or foreign vendor payments.

Read the full Chase Ink Business Cash review

United Club Business Card in one paragraph

A powerhouse for United loyalists who need a mobile office in the lounge, but the $450 fee is a high price for those who don't live in a hub city.

Skip it if: You don't fly United at least five times a year or you prefer to use multiple different airlines for the lowest price.

Read the full United Club Business Card review

Frequently asked questions

Which is better, Chase Ink Business Cash or United Club Business Card?

On our five-axis scorecard, Chase Ink Business Cash scores higher (8.2/10 vs 7.5/10). The absolute gold standard for no-fee business cards if your biggest costs are tech, phone, and office supplies.

Who should skip Chase Ink Business Cash?

Skip it if you spend more than $5,000 a year on international travel or foreign vendor payments.

Who should skip United Club Business Card?

You don't fly United at least five times a year or you prefer to use multiple different airlines for the lowest price.

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