Rideshare Credit
11 cards carry this benefit. The issuer’s stated maximum tops out at $150. Your value: you decide. Run the WTF Check.
What each issuer says this is worth
| Issuer | Cards | Maximum, per the issuer | Your value |
|---|---|---|---|
Chase Some require enrollment | 5 | $150 max $5 min | You decide Run the WTF Check |
American Express Some require enrollment | 6 | $10 | You decide Stated maximum, every month |
Every card that carries Rideshare Credit
Chase United Club Card
Up to $12/mo Jan-Nov and $18 in December as statement credits on rideshare purchases, up to $150 each calendar year. Yearly opt-in required.
Rideshare Credit: the common questions
Which credit cards have Rideshare Credit?
11 cards in the WorthTheFee catalog carry Rideshare Credit, from 2 issuers: Chase and American Express.
What is the most Rideshare Credit is worth?
It depends on how often the credit resets, so there is no single highest figure. The most each cadence pays, where we have verified it: $10 every month, on the Delta SkyMiles Gold and $150 once a year, on the Chase United Club Business.
How often does Rideshare Credit reset?
It depends on the card. The cadences recorded across these 11 cards are: resets once a year and resets every month.
Do you have to enroll to use Rideshare Credit?
11 of 11 cards require enrollment before Rideshare Credit pays out: Chase United Club Card, Chase United Club Business, Chase United Quest, Chase United Business, Delta SkyMiles Gold Business Card, Delta SkyMiles Gold, Delta SkyMiles Platinum, Delta SkyMiles Reserve, Delta SkyMiles Reserve Business Card, Delta SkyMiles Platinum Business Card and Chase United Explorer. An unenrolled credit pays nothing, however much the issuer advertises.
Cards worth putting side by side
Both cards in each pair carry Rideshare Credit, so the comparison is about everything else.
What is this credit worth to you?
Tell us what you would actually use. We count that, and nothing else.