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

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

Short answer: United Business Card wins on our scorecard (7.4/10 vs 7.3/10).

Scored onChase Ink Business PreferredUnited Business Card
Right fit for small biz89
Ease of use77
Fees & pricing78
Customer support66
Features87
Annual Fee$95$99 ($0 first year)
Foreign Transaction Fee$0$0
Employee Cards$0—
Purchase APR21.24% - 26.24% (Variable)21.49% - 28.49% variable
Late Payment Fee—Up to $40

Chase Ink Business Preferred in one paragraph

The best all-around value for businesses spending under $150k on ads and travel who want high-value transfer partners.

Skip it if: Skip it if you spend more than $20,000 a month on advertising or have opened more than 5 personal cards in the last two years.

Read the full Chase Ink Business Preferred review

United Business Card in one paragraph

A top-tier choice for United loyalists that pays for itself through bag fee waivers and anniversary credits.

Skip it if: You don't live near a United hub or you prefer flying whichever airline is cheapest on Expedia.

Read the full United Business Card review

Frequently asked questions

Which is better, Chase Ink Business Preferred or United Business Card?

On our five-axis scorecard, United Business Card scores higher (7.4/10 vs 7.3/10). A top-tier choice for United loyalists that pays for itself through bag fee waivers and anniversary credits.

Who should skip Chase Ink Business Preferred?

Skip it if you spend more than $20,000 a month on advertising or have opened more than 5 personal cards in the last two years.

Who should skip United Business Card?

You don't live near a United hub or you prefer flying whichever airline is cheapest on Expedia.

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