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The best credit card for office supplies

On office supply orders, Chase Ink Business Cash earns the most: $5.00 per $100, $1.00 more than the next card.

Rate × what the points are worth, so points and cash back compare in dollars. Counts as: Office supply stores, USPS, UPS, FedEx.

The short version

# Card EarnsThe rate the card advertises here, in its own currency: cash back, points or miles. Point valueWhat one point or mile in this currency is worth, in cents: the median of the published valuations we read. Every ranking multiplies by it. Per $100What $100 of spending earns, in dollars: the rate multiplied by what the currency is worth. This is what the table is ranked by.
1
Ink Business Cash
Chase, No annual fee
Office supply stores and internet, cable and phone — the first $25,000 each account year. Up to $25,000 per year, then the base rate. Points valued at 1¢ — full-value transfers to partners need Ink Business Preferred or Sapphire Preferred or Sapphire Reserve or Sapphire Reserve for Business in your wallet
5x 2.00¢ / pt $5.00
2
Blue Business Plus
American Express, No annual fee
2x on every purchase, with no bonus categories to track. Up to $50,000 per year, then the base rate
2x 2.00¢ / pt $4.00
3
Venture Rewards
Capital One, $95/yr
Base rate — no bonus category applies here
2x 1.80¢ / pt $3.60
4
Venture X
Capital One, $395/yr
Base rate — no bonus category applies here
2x 1.80¢ / pt $3.60
5
Triple Cash Rewards Visa Business
U.S. Bank, No annual fee
Office supply stores, cell phone providers and restaurants
3% 1.00¢ / pt $3.00
6
Robinhood Gold Card
Robinhood, $50/yr
Base rate — no bonus category applies here
3% 1.00¢ / pt $3.00
7
Strata Elite
Citi, $595/yr
Base rate — no bonus category applies here
1.5x 1.60¢ / pt $2.40
8
United Business Card
Chase, $150/yr
Restaurants including eligible delivery, gas stations and office supply stores
2x 1.20¢ / pt $2.40

Cards that pay more here with a condition attached

Not ranked above because each needs a chosen category or a specific store. If that fits how you shop, these can beat the table.

How to use this list

  1. Check the store codes as office supplies. Issuers pay by how the store is registered, not by what you bought. This page counts: Office supply stores, USPS, UPS, FedEx.
  2. Start with cards you have. Your highest one in the table is your card for office supply orders today.
  3. Read the notes under each card. A cap or "US only" can change the answer.
  4. Then consider a new card, judged on your whole year of spending.

Why dollars and not multipliers

A multiplier means nothing until you know what a point is worth. Every rate here is converted at a published valuation first, which is why the order can differ from the advertised multipliers.

Point values: published industry valuations, most recently read 2026-09. We track The Points Guy, Upgraded Points, NerdWallet, Frequent Miler and AwardWallet.

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