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Updated June 15, 2026
The $150,000 Sari Card offer has ended as scheduled. The current offer is $6,000 for 3 months, totaling $100,000.
Instead, the Sharp Card 100,000 offer is back.
| info | Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card (Sharp) Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card |
|---|---|
| Basic features | 75,000 UR points after spending $5,000 in 3 months (75,000 UR points are worth $750 when converted to cash) |
| Whether to convert points | Most airline miles (United, Virgin, etc.) and hotel points can be transferred at a 1:1 ratio (Hyatt transfers at a 4:3 ratio) |
| Benefits | When booking hotels through Chase Travel (SM), you can earn up to $100 credit per membership year |
| 1-year free Apple TV subscription. Worth $156 (must be activated by 12/31/2026) | |
| Annual fee | The annual fee is $95 for the first year. |
| A good introductory card for UR points. | |
| For more info | You can apply on the partner sites linked from the English-language website (be sure to verify that it is a Sharp Card). |
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Updated June 10, 2026
According to reports from English-speaking bloggers, it is scheduled to end at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Time on June 15.
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Updated 06.02.2026
We've added the phrase “Offer ending soon” to the offer page. If you've been thinking about applying, you'd better hurry.
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Saree cards issued by Chase (Chase Sapphire Reserve®) has launched a limited-time offer.
You'll get 150,000 UR points for spending $6,000 in 3 months. This is the highest level ever for public, non-targeted offers.
In today's post,
- Offer Basic History
- A full complement of benefits
- Good to know, but ambiguous benefits
- Great perks for big spenders
- Card application eligibility requirements
and more to break it down.
Table of Contents
1. Offer Basic History
The basics of this offer are
- 6,000 for 3 months
- Chase's own points, the Receive 150,000 UR points.
When the card was updated last year, the bonus it offered was UR 100,000 + a one-time $500 Chase Travel℠ promo credit to use on Chase Travel℠, Chase's own travel booking portal.
Considering that the utilization of 50,000 UR points is much better than a one-time $500 discount coupon, it's worth considering that Signup bonuses are at an all-time highfor example.
Mileage redemptions have gone up so much lately that points are now worth X amount. Miles are still valuable, especially now that oil prices have driven up ticket prices.
I can transfer UR points to United miles.
I can get a business ticket from San Francisco to Seattle to Incheon for 100,000 miles right now (only the Seattle-Incheon leg is business, the domestic leg is economy), although there are restrictions that seats don't open up until closer to departure and you have to have a UA partner card to get the discount.
I'm not being facetious.
For the Sari card, the annual fee is $795 for the first year.
It seems like a lot, but the $300 travel credit is readily available to everyone, so the actual annual fee is $495.
With the addition of the $250 hotel perk since its launch last year, and the softening of the terms for redeeming The Edit $500 credit, I'd say it's safe to say that the annual fee is now more than offset.
Let me break it down for you.
| Chase Sapphire Reserve (Sari): Personal, business card | |
|---|---|
| Personal cards | Chase Sapphire Reserve® Earn 100,000 points when you spend $6,000 within 3 months of receiving your card |
| Business cards | Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ Earn 200,000 points when you spend $30,000 over 6 months |
2. sufficiently available benefits
Among the many benefits of the Sari Card, there are three that can really play a role in lowering your annual fee (in my opinion).
1) $300 annual travel credit
First up is the $300 travel credit, which is a survivor from a previous offer.
The idea is that you automatically get up to $300 in credit each year (on your anniversary) when you pay for travel-eligible expenses like hotels, flights, rental cars, tolls, etc. with this card, with no strings attached (like using specific sites).
This benefit is so easy to redeem, you could argue that it actually lowers the effective annual fee to $$495.
2) $500 credit for stays with The EditSM
The second is The EditSM This is a benefit tied to the hotel program and was introduced last year with the card update.
The EditSM is a hotel program that's kind of like the Chase version of Amex's Fine Hotels & Resorts.
- When you book through the Chase site
- This program offers free breakfast for two, a $$100 hotel credit, upgrades, late checkout, and more.
Here's a statement credit benefit that's exclusive to Sari Card members.
- Use the Sari card to create a
- The Edit Hotel 2 or more nights at a prepaid rate (pre-paid “Pay Now” stays) When you make a reservation
- Up to $250 credit at a time per booking, per
- You can receive a maximum of two statement credits per calendar year (=maximum of $$500).
The 2+ night requirement is a bit of a bummer compared to the Amex FHR credit, which starts at 1 night.
Still, compared to last year, it's a huge improvement.
Last year, it was similar to Amex, where you split the year into first half and second half and get up to $250 for each half, so there were times when you were forced to split your trip in two, but now it's easier.
- For example, if you're traveling once a year and need a total of 4 nights, you can now book 2 nights and 2 nights in a row.
- If you're traveling with your family and need two rooms, you can now book two reservations at the same time and resolve the $250 and $500 credits at once.
3) $250 credit for Select Hotels through Chase Travel
In 2026, there's another added benefit (we'll have to wait and see if it carries over into 2027).
- Through Chase Travel
- Hotels of a specific brand, i.e. IHG Hotels & Resorts, Montage Hotels & Resorts, and Pendry Hotels & Resorts, Omni Hotels & Resorts, Virgin Hotels, Minor Hotels, and Pan Pacific Hotels and Resorts.
- For pre-paid “Pay Now” stays of 2 nights or more
- You can receive a maximum credit of $250.
I'm sure you've been to a lot of IHG hotels, so this is a great perk.
Reviews on message boardsThere are some cases where The Edit $250 credit and certain hotels $250 credit can be applied at the same time, allowing for double dipping (at your own risk).
For example, InterContinental Seoul COEX Parnas Hotelwhich is part of the IHG family and also affiliated with The Edit.
I searched for 2 nights this summer and found $374 for 1 night and $886 for 2 nights total.
But if you get The Edit $250 credit for 2 nights or more, and another $250 specific hotel booking credit, you'll get a total discount of $500, which brings the cost of your stay down to $386.
Add to that the $ $100 credit from The Edit and the daily breakfast, and I'd say the actual cost of the stay drops to almost $100 (of course, I'm paying an annual fee, so I'd say it's a triple whammy ;))
To summarize
- $$300 travel item credit
- $500$ The Edit
- $$250 Specific Hotel Credit
If you can find and eat all three of these major credits, you're looking at $1,050, which covers the annual fee of $1,495, and you'll get even more benefits beyond the annual fee.
3. Nice to have, but ambiguous benefits
The following benefits are great if you use them well,
- Benefits that you can't use if you don't live in your neighborhood ($300 dining credit)
- Heavily personalized perks (Apple TV+, Apple Music, Peloton)
- Benefits that require a lot of effort each month to find and eat (DoorDash; Lyft)
and more, organized in a table.
These benefits are so region-specific that if you're a typical cardmember, you'll probably feel more comfortable assuming they don't exist outside of Apple TV+ and Apple Music.
Of course, if you can find and use each and every one of them, you can further lower your annual fee.
| Benefits | Maximum amount per year | Details | Caveats | Remarks (new offer effective 10/26/25 for existing members) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apple TV+ and Apple Music subscriptions | $250 | Apple TV+, Apple Music subscription benefits | Offer valid 6/22/2027 | New |
| dining credit | $300 | 150 semi-annually for dining at restaurants on Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables | Focused on large cities | New |
| DashPass Membership | $120 | DashPass membership | Must be activated by 12/31/2027 | Existing benefits |
| DoorDash promos | $300 | Up to $25 per month, with $5 for restaurants and two $10 payments valid for groceries, retail orders, etc. | Valid through 12/31/2027 | Existing benefits |
| StubHub credits | $300 | $150 semi-annual for StubHub, viagogo purchases | Until 12/31/2027. Activation required | New |
| Lyft credits | $120 | 10 per month | Valid through 9/30/2027 | Existing benefits |
| Peloton credits | $120 | 10 monthly credit if you have a Peloton membership | Valid through 12/31/2027. Activation required. | New |
4. great for big spenders
The trend with cards these days is to prioritize big spenders.
This trend is clearly reflected in the Sari card revamp.
That is, the benefits you get if you spend more than $75,000 a year on a calendar year basis are decent.
I think it's a good deal if you're a big spender and can squeeze it all onto one card.
| Benefits | Maximum amount per year | Details | Caveats |
|---|---|---|---|
| IHG One Rewards Diamond Elite Status | IHG Top Rated. Free breakfast perks | Valid for the remainder of the year after spending $75,000 + the following year | |
| Southwest Airlines A-list status | Elite status on Southwest Airlines | Valid for the remainder of the year after achievement + 1 year thereafter | |
| Credit for The Shops at Chase | $250 | Get $250 in statement credit when you use your card at Chase's own online stores | Must be used within the year of achievement + one year following the year of achievement. |
| Southwest Airlines Chase Travel credit | $500 | Up to $500 statement credit when you purchase a Southwest ticket from Chase Travel. | Must be used within the year of achievement + one year following the year of achievement. |
5. Nice extras
The Sapphire Preferred is Chase's premium card, so it comes with all the perks you'd expect from a premium card.
Just to list a few,
- Access to Chase's own lounge, the Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club (up to 2 guests get in free)
- Your Priority Pass™ Select membership gives you access to the lounge.
- Access to certain Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounges and Air Canada Cafés when traveling with Star Alliance partners.
- Global Entry or TSA PreCheck up to $$120 once every 4 years® Or you can get a credit toward your NEXUS application fee.
- Extended warranty, return protection, etc. are standard benefits (be sure to check the terms for details).
Plus, since it's a Visa card, I have no problem using it for Costco!
6. Eligibility requirements to apply for the card
Finally, there are eligibility requirements to apply for the card.
This is important.
1) Remove concurrent ownership restrictions
First, we've removed the restriction on simultaneous Sapphire card holdings.
Previously, if you had the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card, you couldn't have the Sapphire Card, so you had to give up one of the two cards.
With this rule change, the You can have a Sharp card and a Sari card at the same timeIt's gone.
The terms just say, “This credit card is unavailable to you if you currently have one open.”.
2) Introduce a ‘once in a lifetime' rule
The old 48-month rule was long, but it means Chase has officially opened the door to new sign-up bonuses.
That door was closed this time around with the introduction of the "once in a lifetime" rule.
In the terms and conditions, it says "The new cardmember bonus may not be available to you if you previously held this card or received a new cardmember bonus for this card.”.
It says that those who have had a Sari card in the past or received a signup bonus may not be eligible for the new member bonus.
The wording used is "may not be available" rather than "are not available," which leaves some wiggle room, but we'll have to wait and see if existing Sari cardholders or those who previously received the signup bonus will receive a new one.
To summarize,
- If you've never had a Sari card before, you'll be able to apply right away..
- If you've had a Sari card before, you'll have to wait and see if it pops up.
5/24 is an unofficial rule, so it's not listed in the terms, but it's safe to assume it applies.
Let's wrap up today's post.
Last year's Sari Card overhaul came with the introduction of a “once in a lifetime” rule, which was a bummer for existing members.
However, it seems like the chase has been planted since then.
I have to say that it's definitely a good development that The Edit has introduced a number of benefits to offset the annual fee, such as relaxing the credit constraints and introducing a $250 credit for certain hotels.
If you've never had a Sari card before, we encourage you to apply during the promotion.
| Chase Sapphire Reserve (Sari): Personal, business card | |
|---|---|
| Personal cards | Chase Sapphire Reserve® Earn 100,000 points when you spend $6,000 within 3 months of receiving your card |
| Business cards | Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ Earn 200,000 points when you spend $30,000 over 6 months |
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Thanks for the neat organization. I'm new to CSP, so I'll have to bear with you this time, but I have a question. In the example of using UA miles above, I see UA cardmember SAVE 60%, but isn't UA a fixed percentage like DL 15%? If the discount rate varies depending on supply and demand, then the Chase UA card is a must.
It seems to be a different approach. Delta is giving 151 TP3T in variable deductions, and UA has been adjusting it in terms of access to separate additional fare classes, and it looks like they've added an additional 101 TP3T on top of that. I understand the 601 TP3T to mean that a separate fare class like XN has that much of a discount over the regular fare class.
Hello Milemoa
Thanks for the post.
Is it still possible to sign up for the subscription mailing list?
Unfortunately, we don't have plans to create a separate notification mailing list for the time being.
Thanks for the great article. I was thinking of waiting until Agol 100,000, but it looks like I can use this opportunity to buy a sari.
Agol/apples are being offered so low these days (although it depends on the individual) that I think sarees might be better, as you said.
I used your link and got the app, and it worked as you said, even though I have a sap. Thank you!
Congratulations on the approval and thanks for using the link.
What happens if I apply for the card and get 150,000 and then cancel the card after a year? The benefits are great, but I don't travel much, so it's a bit confusing. Is there a requirement to keep the card for a certain amount of time once I get the benefits?
You'll have one year to keep it, after which you can cancel or downgrade to another card. If you're canceling, you'll need to transfer your points to another UR earning card or use them up.
Thanks for the answer, I'll have to consider downgrading since I don't travel much!
I have a Business Sapphire Reserve in my husband's name, and I have to pay in full next month for the usage, but not for the personal Sapphire Reserve?
So I'm going to close the business and consider taking it back.
Is it a good idea to close after 2 years?
1. you can pay Chase over time, and from the looks of the interest rate, it doesn't appear that you have to pay it off every month. It's worth remembering that the basic rule of the miles game is to pay it off in full each month without paying interest. If you start paying interest, your belly will be bigger than your stomach, and fast.
2. It is my understanding that you can cancel after one year.
Thank you.
SariCard Approved, although the limit is a bit disappointing....
I've had a Safecard for 9 years now and I rarely use it.
Move the limit of this card to the sari and use the
Should we close SaaS just in case?
You can have both, but if it's a card you don't use, I'd recommend canceling it or downgrading to a Freedom family card.
I have two questions.
1. I currently have a Sari card that is about 10 years old, is the only way to find out if I can get the signup bonus is to apply 4-5 days after the downgrade? If I do that and it says I'm not eligible for the signup bonus, will I have to pay again to upgrade to the original Sari card? I'm curious.
2. my wife has a sapph card and it's 2 years old, can she get rid of it and get the new sari card and still get the signup bonus? I was wondering if we are subject to the 48 month rule and have to wait another 2 years.
1. you're right, it's not 100% on your current card, so you'll have to go down to a different card and try again. In this case, it's almost impossible to get approved (based on the current cases).
1-2. card product conversion requires a 1 year waiting period after card creation. I don't know if this applies if it's down ;);
2. The 48-month rule is now gone, so if you've never had a Sari card before, you can apply for a Sari while still having a Sharp card.
I'm wondering how long this offer will be open.
We don't have any information yet, but we'll update this post and the bulletin board as soon as we do.
I have Sharp for 3 years and Amex flat for 1 year, is it okay to sell Sharp and Amex and open Sari? 아멕 플랫 어찌할지...
If you can take advantage of all the Amex Flat benefits, I think you'll be fine staying Flat. If you don't find the annual fee worth it, I think you'll want to focus on sign-ups, in which case the Sari card offer is a great option.
I have a few questions.
1. How long will this deal last
2. If I open this card, transfer the points to Sharp, and close it a year later, will the points I earn from this card get 1.5x on Chase Travel?
3. click The Edit hotel list.
Thank you.
1. We don't know anything yet, but we'll update this post and the bulletin board as soon as we do.
2. the 1.5 point guarantee is only for the old Gu-Sari cards (and even then, only for points earned before October 25, 2025). There is no 1.5 point guarantee for the new cards.
3. below this comment are links to some of the sites that Indiana posted.
Is booking with Chase Travel generally cheaper than going to Marriott, Hyatt, or IHG and booking through their respective websites? Or is it a case-by-case comparison and booking the cheaper one?
Hollow grooves are usually cheaper, but you'll have to weigh your options.
Edit The list of hotels.
https://www.awardtravel.co/blog/the-edit-by-chase-list
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1Ickidw1Z6ACres9EnbM2CmPObYsuijM&ll=10.61221943375463%2C9.274343950000002&z=2 (organized as a map)
And the Exclusive table list
https://www.opentable.com/sapphire-reserve/chicago
Thank you for the information.
As always, thanks for the great intro and pros/cons explanation!
I was approved for Ink Biz Preferred a few days ago with a 4/24 status, would it be okay if I wait a month to apply to run the CSR as well?
Yes. I think it's probably best to space them out as much as possible.
Hi, I was wondering if you might be able to help.
My P2 got the Bonvoy Boundless in early February (3/24) and was given a
It was quite a run with the mid-March ink and the end of March unbull (4/24) (out of necessity as I was traveling a lot).
I received my sari mermaid last week in early May
I've had my paycheck in my Chase account for almost a year now.
Note that
Congratulations on your approval.
I made 4 cards from late last year to recently, and I was wondering what to do with the last one...
I just happened to see the Shari promotion, but my FICO came out to about 680, so I wondered if it would be... but I tried to apply once regardless of whether it was inlaid or not, but it was inlaid and the digital card was issued immediately.^^;;;;;
Once this happened... I'll have to run for a year or so.
Congratulations, mermaid!
I took that sari down to a saffron earlier this year and flexed it open, and it turned into a sari mermaid?! I didn't think so, but it feels so good. I feel like I won the lottery...
For reference, 7 years old, Saff+ Ritz Carlton+ Flex+ Main checking>20. FICO>800. 12/25 City Strata+ 4/26 Delta Flat - Reserve upgrade. Always helped me out with wear and tear, thanks. Leave me a DP~~.
Congratulations. That's an exceptional approval, as I've only heard stories of people failing, and I hope you enjoy your bonus.
Oh... I'm not getting this because I've had a sari for almost a decade without realizing it, what a bummer deal.
Based on the cases that are coming up now, it seems like that's the case ㅠㅠ
I applied on April 30th and got an email right away saying they would review it, then nothing. .
What should I do if this happens? Is it a reject? Or should I wait a bit longer?
We recommend that you wait a little longer.
I applied on Wednesday, May 6th and didn't get an update, so I called in on Monday, May 11th and spoke to an agent in person, we did a few things and talked a bit about moving the credit limit from another card, and I was approved the same day. If you still haven't gotten an update, I think it might be worth giving them a call.
Congratulations on your approval.
I applied on 5/7 and was emailed that it would be reviewed immediately, but I waited and called on 5/13 and was told that I needed to upload a document (my ID) to verify my identity. And when I called again today (5/24), I was told that my ID was verified and that it was being reviewed and that it would take about 1-2 weeks. I asked if there was any way to do it faster and was told that there was not, but I looked on reddit and saw that the cases were different, so I don't know what criteria they use to process things. I'm worried that I'll be one of the latter, but there are some people who called and verified their identity, and some people were approved on the spot, and some people were silent after 1-2 weeks. I'm worried that I'll be one of the latter, but there are some people who called and went to the Reddit Bonnie branch and dealt with it directly. I think the answer is to take action quickly.
Good luck.
hello
Sapphire and Sari has been closed for 6 years, can I get a signup bonus when it reopens?
Thank you in advance for your answer^^.
You'll have to sign up to find out, but if you're not eligible, you'll get a pop-up message.
I've had the sari for almost 10 years, but when I tried to apply, it popped up and said I couldn't get the bonus, so I canceled.
I don't think you currently have 100%, and even if you canceled it, I think it would have to be more than 7 years ago.
I got the card in 2016 and downsized to Freedom in 2023.
I'm just guessing, but I have a suspicion that if it's down, it's seen as keeping the same card in place... ㅠㅠ
Thank you for the valuable information. Is it possible to open a business sari and make a reservation in a third party's name (not my own) through Chase Travel? If so, would it be possible to get the ’free breakfast for 2, $$100 hotel credit, upgrade, late checkout, etc’?
You should be able to make a reservation, but I think you have to assume that The Edit offer might not be honored, at least in Korea, as they seem to be a little tight on verification.
I closed my Sapphire Preferred at the end of April and applied this time with Reserve, and I got an email saying I was approved without any popup. I guess I can get 150,000 points...?
It doesn't matter if you have a Sapphire Preferred or not because the terms have changed.
If you're approved, I think you should have no problem getting it, but just to be sure, you might want to send a secure message or check the Chase app as the bonus tracking information should show up 2-3 days after approval.
I closed the Sapphire in May 2024 and was approved for the Sapphire in April 2025 and got the 100k signup bonus. I knew I wouldn't get the bonus if I didn't get the card in 48 months as the terms explained, but I applied anyway and was approved, but before I got the card, I sent a secure message to see if I would qualify and was told I would get 150k points.
I'll kvetch, but I'll leave you to know that sometimes it's a sign-up bonus again after 48 months.
48 months is the old rule, and the new rule is once in a lifetime. If you've gotten confirmation, that's a positive story, congratulations.
We're unable to approve your application. You'll receive a letter with more information about our decision within 7 to 10 days.
would be an outright rejection?
Yes. I guess that's how you should look at it.
hello. I made a sari on 4/18 because it's the best sari ever, but I filled up my spending. But I got 125k points. Wasn't it 150k points then? Face book says it's a deal from 4/20.
Oops, you opened the card before the old offer. I've heard that Chase sometimes matches bonus offers, so I'd recommend calling or sending a secure message to Chase to request a bonus match.
I was denied the cognos sapphire card last year due to insufficient credit, but when I applied yesterday, I got an email saying the card would arrive in 5-7 days. I guess it's because I bought my car on finance;
Congratulations on your approval.
I've been tempted to write about how you can have a Sharp card and a Sari card at the same time,
The annual membership fee ($750/$1,128,810) actually made me hesitate for a while.
My existing Sharp annual membership fee of $95 is actually a little frustrating.
I saw a post in the comment box that said, write for a year and then close it,
I average 5-10 business trips a year from the Midwest to the East Coast,
Plus, the Boston airport has a Chase lounge between terminals 2 and 3, so I just gave up.
Get auto-approved in 2 minutes
You're tired of waiting for your card, so.... and register for a digital card right away
Within a day, I got an email saying they sent the card.
I've had my Sharp for about 3 years.
I was a little disappointed to see that my new sari limit was approved at a sharp 1/3.
Anyway, the annual membership fee ($750/ 1,128,810 won) is a lot to ask for...
Congratulations on getting approved. Since the annual fee is so expensive, I think it’s only natural to wonder, ‘What on earth am I doing?’ if you’re just looking at the annual fee itself.
We hope you’ll get more than your money’s worth from your membership.
hello. I have a question for you. SariCard.personal and
Is it possible to have a personal sari and open a biz sari?
That's right. As far as I know, the Sari personal card and the Sari business card are separate products, and you can apply for each one individually. As it happens, a promotion for the Sari business card just started a short while ago.
Please refer to the latest list.
https://www.milemoa.com/newest-deals/
I missed the chance for 100,000 Sharp points last year and am waiting for a good deal this year.
I would like to know if it is possible to get 150,000 points for this Shari and downgrade to Sharp after 1 year?
For reference, I currently have Freedom Unlimited and am waiting for a good deal on a Sharp to convert points and use in Korea.
Shari, this is a really good deal, but I'm worried that the annual fee and spending and my spending patterns might be too much for me.
The timing is perfect. As it happens, the Sharp 100,000 promotion starts on June 15!
https://www.milemoa.com/csp-100k-2026/