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If you’re reading this, it’s probably a safe bet that you enjoy saving money. We get it; we do too. While redeeming points and miles for almost-free travel often gets the spotlight, some of the easiest savings come from discounts on everyday purchases.
If you have any banking relationship with Chase — a checking account, credit card, or both — Chase Offers can be an easy way to save real cash on purchases you’re already making. These offers don’t require portals, coupon codes, or special shopping behavior. Activate them, use the right card to pay for an eligible purchase, and the savings show up automatically.
In this post, we’ll walk through what Chase Offers are, who’s eligible, how to find them, and how to use them without falling into the trap of spending more just to “save” a few dollars.
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What Are Chase Offers?
Chase Offers are personalized discounts in the form of cash back for purchases made with specific retailers. This can be a percentage back based on your purchase total or a flat rate back on any purchase. Chase Offers are very similar to shopping offers from other banks, like Amex Offers and Capital One Offers.
Essentially, Chase looks at your spending habits then tailors offers to you based on stores or categories where you frequently shop. If you have multiple Chase cards and spend differently on each, you'll likely have a different set of offers for each card.
Who Is Eligible for Chase Offers?
In basic terms, all Chase debit and credit cards are eligible, as long as the primary cardholder has a U.S. home or business address. However, Chase's FAQ page for Chase Offers states “certain” cards are eligible, so there's a chance that a card you hold may not have any offers.
Drawing from experience, I currently have seven Chase accounts open — one checking account, three personal credit cards, and three business credit cards. All seven of my accounts have Chase Offers. Though the offers differ by account, with some having more than others, I have hundreds of offers in total between all of my accounts. If there's something I want to buy, I likely have a Chase Offer for it.
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What Chase Offers Are Available?
The selection of Chase Offers available is personalized based on how you tend to use each card. However, there is generally a wide selection. They can include everything from travel and healthcare to business needs and clothing.
As frequent travelers, we are partial to the travel-related Chase Offers. While the offers are constantly changing, travel-related Chase Offers frequently include:
- Airlines (e.g., Southwest, EVA Air)
- Hotels (e.g., Hyatt brands, Marriott brands, IHG brands, Gaylord Palms, Great Wolf Lodge)
- Car rentals (e.g., Sixt, Turo)
- eSIM (e.g., Airalo)
- Viator
Check out our constantly updated roundup of travel-related Chase Offers.
Where Do You Find Your Chase Offers?
Cardholders do not need to enroll to participate in Chase Offers. However, you will need to activate each offer for your account. So, it's important to know exactly how to find them.
Desktop browser
On a computer, navigate to the Chase homepage and log in to your account. From here, scroll down and look on the right side of the page. You should see where it says Chase Offers. Click on “See your offers.”
After this, choose which card you'd like to see offers for.
Mobile app
In the Chase Mobile App, you'll find Chase Offers near the bottom of your account summary main page. Select “See all available deals” to be taken to your offers.
From here, just like with the desktop option, you can select the card you'd like to see.
How Do I Use My Chase Offers?
For each Chase Offer that you see, there will be several bits of important information to note:
- The card associated with the offer
- The brand/vendor for the offer
- The rebate amount
- When the offer expires
- Whether the offer has been activated on your card
If you click the offer, you will not only activate it but also find the rest of the terms and conditions. For most Chase Offers, this includes the limit on your discount.
For example, I have an active Chase Offer for 5% back with Viator. When I read the fine print, I see it's a $10 credit for my first two purchases on Viator, up to a $20 total credit.
Furthermore, it's important to remember that you have to make your purchase with the correct card. Pay close attention to which card you are adding an offer to, and be sure to use that card when paying for the purchase. Once you've successfully redeemed a Chase Offer, the cash back will show up as a statement credit in your account within 7–14 business days.
Getting the Most Out of Chase Offers
A fundamental principle we preach here is to never spend more than usual to chase extra points or cash back. It's important to remember this. It can be tempting to see discounts from your favorite vendors and try to take advantage of them all. It's the buffet conundrum!
And just like a buffet can lead to over-eating, these discounts can lead to overspending. We recommend following this simple rule:
Unless you already have a plan for a purchase at a vendor, don't go out of your way to make one because of a Chase Offer.
So, how to maximize the offers? For most people, the best way to take advantage of Chase Offers is to activate them and then forget them. I usually check my Chase Offers when I log in to my account to pay bills. If there's an offer I have even the slightest chance of using, I activate it. That way, if I happen to make a purchase with that retailer, the discount will be completely genuine. Otherwise, I don't focus on them much.
Think Outside the Box
With that said, there is one tip I will mention. When it comes to Chase Offers, try thinking outside the box.
For example, consider a Hyatt Place offer of 15% cash back on purchases of $100 or more with a $45 cash-back maximum. How can you take advantage of the offer other than a hotel stay? What about a Hyatt gift card bought from the front desk?
If you already plan on staying at some Hyatt hotels in the near future, getting a $300 gift card for $255 is a pretty good deal. Just be sure to check the terms, as some offers mention that gift cards aren't eligible.
Final Thoughts
As award travelers, we’re naturally inclined to look for ways to stretch our dollars further. Points and miles let us unlock experiences we might not otherwise pay for, but tools like Chase Offers help reduce the cash cost of everyday life along the way.
Chase Offers aren’t flashy, and they won’t radically change your financial picture overnight. But stack them with purchases you’re already making, and over time, those small statement credits can add up faster than you might expect.
The best approach is simple: activate offers liberally, spend intentionally, and don’t let discounts dictate your buying behavior. Take a few minutes each month to review what’s available, and let the savings happen naturally. You may be surprised at how quickly the savings add up.
For rates and fees of the cards mentioned in this post, please visit the following links: Chase Freedom Unlimited® (Rates & Fees), Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card (Rates & Fees), and Chase Sapphire Reserve® (Rates & Fees)
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