The Offer
- Signup for the JetBlue Business card and earn 50,000 points after spending $1,000 in the first 90 days. Earn an additional 10,000 points when a purchase is made on an employee card.
Card Details
- Full Review Here
- Card earns at the following rates:
- 6x points per dollar spent on jetBlue purchases
- 2x points per dollar spent on restaurants and office supply stores
- 1x points per dollar spent on all other purchases
- 10% uncapped rebate on all points you redeem
- 5,000 anniversary points on card renewal
- Annual fee of $99 (not waived the first year)
- No foreign transaction fees
- Free checked bag for you and up to three travelling companions when you use your jetBlue card to book a jetBlue flight
- Mastercard World Elite Benefits
Our Verdict
We’ve seen this offer before, but this is still the equal highest bonus we’ve seen on this card. Previous best bonus has been 50,000 points. Barclays does normally require business documents, but that has been requested less often recently. The upside to Barclays business cards is that they don’t report to your personal credit report, so won’t affect your 5/24 status.
JetBlue points are worth between 0.97¢ & 1.89¢ and award flight prices are tied to the cash rate. This bonus will be added to our best credit card bonuses. If you have any questions about this bonus or Barclays cards read this post first.
Hat tip to chowfuntime
View Comments (18)
Is Barclays clamping down on business credit like Chase is?
Applied 6/3, approved 6/5. Sole proprietor (legit business but no formation docs, they never asked for anything). At 6/24. Had 2/6 TU inquiries, 6/12. So at least for me not as bad as Chase clampdown.
Like to know too
I was approved today with very lol/24, $5k limit, and 2 personal cards open. I also literally canceled my AA biz the day before.
How do you take advantage of the AU bonus without another person's SSN? and is it too late once you already applied for the card? Using the AU bonus without another person's SSN seems sketch.
Is this business version as strict to get approved for as the personal plus version? I am asking in terms of xx/24. I have 6-7/24 from TransUnion and have been getting denied by Barclays due to too many inquiries over the last year, which didn't help with my xx/24.
Points did not post after the spend requirement, quick call to customer service and they where super nice about putting in a request to fix that. Crossing fingers in 7 business days the points post.
what kind of documents do they request for this? I recently got the barclays AA card but they didn't request anything.
Got this card a while back. I received the 50K SUB but missing the 10k bonus for the employee card purchase. Complete bummer!
Hmm, a way to get 30K more Amtrak points via Points.com.
Not sure how I follow you on the 30k Amtrak points
I’ve done this. JetBlue points convert to Amtrak points at a 2:1 ratio via Points.com. I believe there’s a transfer limit of 50k JetBlue points (25k Amtrak points) per calendar year.
Do we know how barclays business side is in terms of lol/24 (same as personal card side?).
I'm really tempted but lol/24. Don't have any barclay cards right now though - mostly amex and citi.
What have you got to lose at lol/24? Just another hard pull. Which unless you're all Amex, you should be full of them already.
I was 9/24 when I applied a few months ago and was denied. Tried calling in and couldn’t get it reversed. Was told the reason was too many new personal accounts. At the time I already held the personal JetBlue as well and there was no convincing. Wasted a hard pull too!
I got this card with the 50k SUB, but after calling I was told they would give me the increased offer once I hit the MSR. Hoping it opens the door to the Aviator.
What number did you call? I app’d and was approved 2 days before the promo was increased.
Is Jetblue easier to be approved for?