Free credit card recommendations without personal credit card info.
Available on web, browser extension, and iOS app
Credit card rewards are incentive programs where card issuers give you back a percentage of your purchases in the form of cash back, points, or miles.
Earn 1-5% back on purchases, deposited as statement credits or direct deposits to your account.
Redeem points for travel, gift cards, merchandise, or transfer to airline and hotel partners.
Book flights, upgrades, and travel experiences. Often worth more than cash when used strategically.
Credit cards offer reward rates for different merchants and categories. Using the right card at the right time can multiply your rewards, but tracking this manually is extremely time consuming. We believe that nearly all travel can be discounted or free if you optimize your rewards and strategically time credit card sign-on bonuses. We are offering a free tool that accomodates your shopping and automatically adjusts when you add or remove cards.
It's free!
Choose from our templates or build your own. No personal card information required.
We have this website, a browser extension, and an iOS app, with more coming soon. Your account is synced across all our platforms, so any cards you add, edit, or remove will be reflected everywhere.
Browse online with the extension working in the background, or explore nearby stores with the mobile app to see which card to use. We use website domains and merchent classifications to provide you with the best recommendations.
For support reach out to thecardcaddie@gmail.com
Results are not guaranteed to be correct. This site aims to estimate merchant codes that will show up on statements that would determine reward qualifications. Double check with your credit card provider for the most accurate information.
Credit card rewards categories are not always accurate. For example on Chase's website, they state: “we make every effort to include all relevant merchant codes in our rewards categories. However, even though a merchant or some of the items that it sells may appear to fit within a rewards category, the merchant may not have a merchant code in that category. When this occurs, purchases with that merchant won't qualify for rewards offers in that category.”
Source: Chase Rewards Category FAQ