Chase World Of Hyatt Business Card: 60,000 Point Sign Up Bonus

The Offer

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  • Chase is offering 60,000 points after $5,000 in spend within the first 90 days of account opening on the Chase Business Hyatt card

Card Details

  • $199 annual fee (fee is NOT waived the first year)
  • Card earns at the following rates:
    • Earn 4x points per dollar at Hyatt properties
    • Earn 2x points per dollar on your top three categories, from a selection of the following eight categories (they call this “Adaptive accelerator”):
      • Dining
      • Shipping
      • Airline tickets when purchased directly with the airline
      • Local transit & commuting
      • Social media & search engine Advertising
      • Car rental agencies
      • Gas stations
      • Internet, cable & phone services
    • Earn 2 points per dollar on fitness club and gym memberships
    • Earn 1 point per dollar on all other spend
  • Spend $50,000 or more on the card in a calendar year and receive 10% of redeemed points back as Bonus Points for the remainder of the calendar year (maximum of 20,000 Bonus Points per calendar year)
    • Terms: If, during a single calendar year (January 1 through December 31), you and any employee(s) collectively spend $50,000 or more in Purchases on your World of Hyatt Business Card, you will receive 10% Bonus Points back on up to a total of 200,000 World of Hyatt points you redeem for free night awards, Points + Cash stays, room upgrades, dining and spa services and FIND experiences during the remainder of that calendar year. Points are only considered redeemed on the day of checkout of the relevant stay or upon completion of the relevant service or experience. Stays completed prior to reaching the spend milestone or after the end of that calendar year do not count. Points redeemed for Avis car rental certificates or points transferred to airline partners are not eligible.
  • Earn $100 in Hyatt credit each anniversary year: Spend $50 or more at any Hyatt property and earn $50 in statement credits up to two times each anniversary year
  • Automatic Discoverist status in World of Hyatt (typically requires 10 Tier-Qualifying Nights or 25,000 Base Points)
  • Gift up to 5 Discoverist statuses to their company employees (they do not have to be cardholders)
  • 5 Tier-qualifying night credits with each $10,000 in spend on the card in a calendar year
    • With World of Hyatt’s 2021 reduced elite status criteria, World of Hyatt Business Credit cardmembers can earn top tier Globalist status with $60,000 in spend on the card now through Dec. 31, 2021.
  • Access to Hyatt Leverage, Hyatt’s global business travel program that offers special rates to qualifying small and mid-sized enterprises at participating Hyatt hotels worldwide
  • No foreign transaction fees
  • No fee for employee business cards
  • Primary rental car collision damage waiver

Our Verdict

Previously the bonus was 75,000 points but required $10,000 in spend. This could be seen as a better offer for those that would struggle to meet the $10,000 spend requirement, but most people will prefer the higher sign up bonus. I’d recommend waiting for a bigger offer to return and because of that we won’t add this to our list of the best credit card bonuses.
    William Charles
  • On April 12, 2022, 17:00
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View Comments (20)

  • can you product change to a different chase business card after 1 year? 200 AF doesnt seem worth keeping compared to the personal hyatt card

    • You can product change from branded to branded or cobranded to cobranded card. For example, if there was a Chase Hyatt $200 AF and Chase Hyatt $0 AF then you could downgrade. However, you cannot product change from Chase Hyatt $200 AF to Chase Ink Business Cash credit card. Nor can you product change from business to personal credit card. You cannot product change from Business Chase Hyatt $200 AF to Personal Chase Hyatt $100 AF credit card.

  • I'd do it but I'm over 5/24. They would just deny me, like with WN. Chase is very good at quashing solid approvals.
    I'm over it, Chase. Keep your cards. And I continue to wonder...is it the smart thing to do? Why not GIVE THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT?

      • Pup, the quadfecta took priority.
        I've been playing the game for over 15 years and there comes a point...

        • Gonna agree with Harcourt here on this one. Mr. Jason's advice is good if you don't already have a setup, after that it is moot. Most of us did plan the signups better for purposes of getting our chase tri/quad/whatever fectas set up. Once that is done it is silly to leave literally thousands of dollars in cash and points on the table just in the hopes another good chase card comes along that might be worth a free hotel night or a few hundred dollars. It is chase that is shooting themselves in the foot on some of these annual fee cards because they are making customers ineligible for them.

          After the initial setup, time to move on and not worry about chase so much. I hear US Bank is bad too, maybe has a 6/24 rule? Totally turned me off tbh.

  • As a hyatt globalist, I'm inclined to be very interested in all Hyatt credit cards. I currently have the personal one. But there just isn't enough juice in this offer for the $199 fee. And I don't really know why I'd want to keep the card. Something like an automatic 10% rebate on all award redemptions (like IHG offers on one of their personal credit cards) would sell this to me. The redemption discount they're offering is lame.

    • If you're Globalist, isn't the AF only $99 for you, given that the 2x $50 credits you'd be getting right away if you stay at Hyatt a lot? I imagine it even works on room rates if you pay at the property. You could probably even ask front desk to prepay $50 into your folio upon check-in, then do another one on checkout, and you'll be done in one stay of $100+.

      However, even for a net $99 AF, the benefits do seem scarce still, I agree.

    • It is not. I applied as sole proprietor and got approved right before offer expiration

    • I just checked my referral link, looks like through referral link it's still 75k bonus too.

  • Honestly this is better than the 75k for $7500 spend. Everytime I thought about getting the WoH Biz I was reminded that I could just open an Ink for the same SUB without an AF.

    Hopefully the personal card gets a new SUB (currently 45k + FNC after $15k spend). Been almost 16 months now with no change.

    • I agree. I was tempted to get the Business Hyatt credit card but went with the Chase Ink Preferred Business. Lower AF, higher return, and can transfer to Hyatt transfer partner. I might product change to Chase Ink Unlimited Business after a year. I had a lot to pay in taxes this year so a lot of spend in one shot. 100K UR points for $15K SUB.

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