Capital One is really stepping up its credit card game.
The “What’s In Your Wallet?” folks announced this morning that four of its cards will earn unlimited 10% cashback on Uber and Uber Eats purchases made through November 14, 2024.
On top of that, eligible card members may enroll for a complimentary Uber One membership.
Which Cards are Eligible for 10% Cashback?
The four Capital One cards eligible to earn 10% cashback on Uber and Uber Eats purchases are:
- Capital One Savor Rewards Credit Card
- $95 annual fee
- Capital One SavorOne Cash Rewards Credit Card
- No annual fee and no foreign transaction fee!
- Current early spend bonus: Earn $200 bonus cashback after spending $500 in eligible purchases within three months of card membership approval
- 10% cashback on Uber and Uber One purchases through November 14, 2024
- 3% on dining
- 3% on entertainment
- 3% on popular streaming services
- 3% at grocery stores (excluding superstores like Walmart® and Target®)
- 1% on all other eligible purchases
- Learn here how to apply
- Capital One Quicksilver Student Cash Rewards Credit Card
- No annual fee!
- 10% cashback on Uber and Uber One purchases through November 14, 2024
- 1.5% cashback on every eligible purchase
- Limited time offer: Earn $100 bonus cashback after spending $100 in eligible purchases within three months of card membership approval
- Learn here how to apply
- Capital One SavorOne Student Cash Rewards Credit Card
- No annual fee!
- 10% cashback on Uber and Uber One purchases through November 14, 2024
- 3% on dining
- 3% on entertainment
- 3% on popular streaming services
- 3% at grocery stores (excluding superstores like Walmart® and Target®)
- Limited time offer: Earn $100 bonus cashback after spending $100 in eligible purchases within three months of card membership approval
- Learn here how to apply
No enrollment is required for the 10% cashback benefit; it’s automatic and already active through November 14, 2024.
I recently became a Capital One SavorOne Cash Rewards Credit Card member — and am delighted by this news!
Which Cards are Eligible for a Free Uber One Membership?
These cards are eligible for a complimentary Uber One membership through November 14, 2024:
- Capital One SavorOne Cash Rewards Credit Card
- Capital One Savor Rewards Credit Card
- Capital One SavorOne Student Cash Rewards Credit Card
- Capital One Quicksilver Student Cash Rewards Credit Card
Three cards are eligible for a complimentary six-month Uber One membership. They are:
- Capital One Quicksilver Cash Rewards Credit Card
- No annual fee
- Current early spend bonus: Earn $200 bonus cashback after spending $500 in eligible purchases within three months of card membership approval
- Learn here how to apply
- Capital One QuicksilverOne Cash Rewards Credit Card
- $39 annual fee
- No early spend bonus
- Learn here how to apply
- Capital One Quicksilver Secured Cash Rewards Credit Card
- No annual fee
- Learn here how to apply
Simply make your eligible Capital One card eligible the default form of payment for membership. You’ll be billed the membership fee each month — and then receive an equal statement credit for that amount. (Currently valued at $9.99.)
Uber One membership includes:
- Unlimited $0 delivery fee on eligible food, groceries and other Uber Eats orders
- Customers must place a $15 minimum order at participating restaurants to receive $0 delivery fee and a $30 minimum on other participating stores for $0 delivery fee.
- Up to 10% off eligible orders with Uber Eats
- Up to 5% off eligible rides with Uber
- Discount will not apply to shared rides or rides booked 30 minutes or more in advance.
- Member-only perks and promotions
This promotion is fantastic for people who regularly use Uber and Uber Eats.
Pair With Amex’s Uber Cash Benefits
Two American Express® Membership Rewards® cards offer members monthly if-used Uber Cash deposits valid for Uber and Uber Eats purchases:
- $15 for The Platinum Card® from American Express members ($35 in December)
- $10 for American Express® Gold Card members
- Enrollment is required and terms apply.
I hold both the The Platinum Card® from American Express and American Express® Gold Card cards. So once my $25 in Uber Cash is exhausted, I’ll charge the rest of the month’s Uber and Uber Eats cash balances to my Capital One SavorOne Cash Rewards Credit Card.
Forward Thinking
What happens when November 14, 2024 rolls around? That’s when the grand Uber promotion ends.
I’ll deal with that then. Remember that Chase’s Ultimate Rewards® suite of cards announced a few years ago some increased earnings on Lyft spending that were set to expire in March 2022. Those were extended through March 2025.
So, if this Uber and Capital One promotion is successful, I won’t be at all surprised if it’s extended.
Final Approach
Four Capital One cards — including three with no annual fees — are offering 10% cashback on Uber and Uber Eats purchases through November 14, 2024. Plus, cardholders can receive a complimentary Uber One membership during the promotion, too.
This is a proverbial no-brainer.
I think it’s worth getting even a no-annual fee, eligible Capital One card — and taking advantage of the Uber benefits.
To see rates and fees for The Platinum Card® from American Express, please visit this link. Terms apply.
To see rates and fees for the American Express® Gold Card, please visit this link. Terms apply.
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I searched my AMEX Platinum Card account and could not find any information about this Uber benefit anywhere.
The $15 Uber Cash deposit? You have to manually enroll.
Through Uber or AMEX?
Amex. Log in to your Amex account and go to the benefits section.
I reached out to AMEX and they said this does not apply if you have a Delta Skymiles Platinum. That is why I couldn’t find it. 🙂
@Ginger – The Delta Skymiles Platinum card is not the same product at the Amex Platinum card. Many do confuse the two.