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U.S. Bank Leverage Business

U.S. Bank Leverage Business $750 Bonus

US Bank is offering 75,000 points, worth $750, after you spend $7,500 within 4 months when you get approved for the business Leverage card. This public $750 signup bonus offer is the best public offer we’ve seen. It’s quite a good deal as you’ll end up getting 11-12% back on your $7,500 spend requirement.

Offer at a glance

Maximum bonus$750
AvailabilityNationwide
Requirementspend within 120 days to get the bonus
Account typeCredit card
Annual feeNone listed
Difficultymedium
ExpirationNo stated expiry
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Update 2/3/26: Offer is back (along with the Triple Cash $750 offer as well)

Update 12/27/24: Offer is back (scroll down to see offer)

The Offer

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  • US Bank is offering 75,000 points, worth $750, after you spend $7,500 within 4 months when you get approved for the business Leverage card.

Card Details

  • Annual fee of $95 waived first year, employee cards are free
  • Card earns 2x points per $1 spent made in the top two categories where you spend the most each month, 1x points on all other purchases
  • Points don’t transfer to Flexperks or Altitude. Minimum redemption for statement credit is 5,000

Our Verdict

This card launched back in 2018. At the time, the signup bonus was that you get an extra point per dollar for the first year, up to 100,000 points. There was at one point a targeted signup bonus of 100k with $10k spend. In any case, this public $750 signup bonus offer is the best public offer we’ve seen. It’s quite a good deal as you’ll end up getting 11-12% back on your $7,500 spend requirement.

Check out these Things To Know About US Bank before applying. US Bank doesn’t report business credit cards to the personal credit bureaus. One thing to watch out for is that with US Bank cards, the employee/AU cards can not do the spend to meet the minimum spend requirement.

Hat tip to Astheworldchurnd

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