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Hilton Honors Business

A $195-a-year business card earning Hilton Honors: 12× on Hotels (Portal), 3× on everything else.

Hilton Honors Business
Annual fee
$195Charged every year
Signup bonus
130,000 ≈ $542 in travel (our estimate)*
Top rate
12×Hotels (Portal)
Point value
0.42¢ In travel · 0.42¢ as cash (our estimate)*

Year one and year two

Is it worth it for you?

Tick the credits you’d really use and enter what you spend. The ledger adds up the bonus, your points and the credits, less the fee.

Your spending a year, by earning rate
12×Hotels (Portal)
5×All Other
3×All Other
Illustrative numbers, not an average.
Statement credits you’d use
LineYear oneYear two
Signup bonus 130,000 points · spend $8,000 in eligible purchases on the Card in the first 6 months of Card Membership$542–
Points on your spend Enter your spending$0$0
Credits you’d use None ticked yet$0$0
Annual fee Charged each year−$195−$195
NetYear one includes the bonus · at your inputs · our estimates*$347−$195

The bonus needs $8,000 in eligible purchases on the Card in the first 6 months of Card Membership.

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Earning structure

3 categories, 3 rates

IconCategoryPoints per $1 Worth per $100 (our estimate)*
Hotels (Portal)
Notes

12X Bonus Points on purchases made directly with hotels and resorts within the Hilton portfolio

12×$5.00
All Other Cap $100,000 / 12 mo
Notes

5X Bonus Points on other purchases made using your Card for the first $100,000 in purchases each calendar year, 3X Points thereafter

5×$2.08
All Other 3×$1.25

The rest of the card

Details, rules and benefits

Card details
Annual fee
$195
Card type
Business
Network
American Express
Bank
American Express
Point system
Hilton Honors
Travel value (our estimate)*
0.42¢ per point
Cash value (our estimate)*
0.42¢ per point
Foreign transaction fee
None
Transfer partners
No
Travel portal redemption
Yes
Cash to travel
No
Application rules5
  • Amex 1/10

    Amex allows only one bonus per specific card per lifetime. However, when a "No Lifetime Language" offer is available, it means you can receive the sign-up bonus even if you've held that card previously and already earned its bonus. These offers are rare and are usually targeted to specific individuals/businesses, either through email, physical mail, or direct application links.

  • Amex 3/90

    You'll be declined if you apply for a fourth Amex card in 90 days.

  • No 2nd Biz

    You might not be allowed to get a second card for a separate business (EIN).

  • No 5/24

    Card approval not subject to 5-personal-cards-in-24-months rule

  • No CR

    This business card will not show on your personal credit report, so it won't count against your 5/24 status.

Benefits4 · 2 high value
  • Instant Perks & Status High valueComplimentary Hilton Honors Gold Status + 1 more instant perks & status benefit
  • Credits & Discounts $240 Hilton Stay Credit
  • Earn Perks & Status Upgrade to Hilton Honors™ Diamond Status

Benefit details, terms, and availability may vary. Please refer to the card’s terms and conditions for complete information.

Alternatives

Head to head with similar cards

Hilton Honors BusinessAmerican Express Graphite Business Cash UnlimitedMarriott Bonvoy BusinessUS Bank U.S. Bank Business Altitude® Power Visa Signature® Card
Annual fee$195$250+$55$125−$70$195Same
Signup bonus130,000 pts$1,500None75,000 pts
Top rate12×Hotels (Portal)5×Airfare (Portal), Hotels (Portal)6×Hotels (Portal)6×Hotels (Portal), Car Rentals (Portal)
Travel value *0.42¢Hilton Honors–Cash back0.73¢Marriott Bonvoy1¢Altitude Rewards
Why it’s hereThis cardAn annual fee within $100; business cardAn annual fee within $100, with transferable points; business cardSame $195 annual fee; business card

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* Point valuations are RICH with POINTS™ editorial estimates, averaged from published valuations by The Points Guy, Upgraded Points, and Frequent Miler. They are not issuer figures and do not represent guaranteed redemption value.