June 15, 2026
Chase Unveils Some of Its Best-Ever Welcome Offers Across Sapphire and Ink Cards
Toni Perkins-Southam
Chase has rolled out elevated welcome offers on several of its most popular rewards cards, giving both consumers and business owners a chance to earn six-figure bonuses!
The limited-time offers include a 100,000-point bonus on the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card, record-high offers on the Chase Ink Business Cash® Credit Card and Chase Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card, and a massive 200,000-point offer on the Sapphire Reserve for Business℠.
Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card Welcome Offer Returns to 100,000 Points
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While this isn’t a new record for the card, it matches the highest publicly available welcome offer we’ve seen on the Sapphire Preferred and marks a significant increase over the card’s standard bonus.
The elevated offer arrives alongside several updates to the Sapphire Preferred card’s benefits, including:
- 3x points on gas stations and EV charging
- 3x points on vacation rentals
- An increased annual hotel credit of up to $100 (was $50)
- A TSA PreCheck®, Global Entry, or NEXUS application fee credit every four years
Ink Business Cards Reach New Highs
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These offers for the Chase Ink Business Cash® Credit Card and Chase Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card surpass the previous high-water marks of $900 cash back on both cards.
For cardholders who also hold an eligible premium Ultimate Rewards®-earning card, that $1,000 cash-back bonus can effectively become 100,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards®, making these among the most compelling business card offers currently available.
Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ Offers 200,000 Points
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Last but not least, Chase is offering an all-time-high welcome offer on the Sapphire Reserve for Business℠, too.
Although the spending requirement is substantial, the offer ranks among the largest bonuses Chase has made available on any business credit card.
One Important Caveat
The elevated Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card offer comes shortly after Chase announced upcoming changes to Hyatt point transfers.
New Sapphire Preferred cardholders will transfer Ultimate Rewards® to Hyatt at a 4:3 ratio instead of the current 1:1 ratio. Existing cardholders will retain 1:1 transfers until October 1, 2026, when the new ratio takes effect.
Cardholders with the Chase Sapphire Reserve® or Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ will continue to enjoy 1:1 transfers to Hyatt from those cards’ accounts.
Related: Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card vs. Chase Sapphire Reserve®
Bottom Line
It’s rare to see multiple Chase cards simultaneously feature bonuses of this size. Whether you’re looking for a 100,000-point Sapphire Preferred offer, a record-high Ink Business bonus, or a 200,000-point business card welcome offer, Chase is currently offering some of the strongest incentives we’ve seen across its rewards card lineup.
Chase has not announced an end date for these offers, so prospective applicants may want to take advantage of them while they’re available.
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