B2B Card Matcher

Stop leaving money on the table. Input your exact monthly business expenses to discover which corporate card yields the highest net ROI after annual fees.

Monthly Spend

TOP MATCH

Chase Ink Business Preferred®

Annual Fee: $95•Point Value: 2¢
Net Annual ROI
$3,145
Points Earned (Annually)
162,000 pts
Gross Value
$3,240

Amex Business Gold Card

Annual Fee: $375•Point Value: 2¢
Net Annual ROI
$2,625
Points Earned (Annually)
150,000 pts
Gross Value
$3,000

Capital One Spark 2% Cash Plus

Annual Fee: $150•Point Value: 1¢
Net Annual ROI
$1,410
Points Earned (Annually)
156,000 pts
Gross Value
$1,560

Frequently Asked Questions

Direct answers to the most common queries, optimized for clarity.

Yes. The IRS considers annual fees on business credit cards to be ordinary and necessary business expenses. You can deduct the full amount of the annual fee on your Schedule C or corporate tax return, which effectively lowers the true cost of holding the card.

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