- 5x flights (booked direct or via Amex Travel) and prepaid hotels via Amex Travel
- Centurion, Priority Pass and Delta Sky Club lounge access
- Hotel, Resy, Uber, airline fee, entertainment and other credits
Amex・No.082
Amex's premium business card. The $895 fee is only worth it if the business actually uses several of the credits (hotel, Dell, Adobe, Indeed, wireless) and the lounge access.
Reward highlights
- 5x on flights and prepaid hotels on AmexTravel.com
- 2x on key business categories and purchases of $5,000+
- Up to $600 hotel, $200 airline fee and $209 CLEAR+ credits, plus Dell, Adobe and Indeed credits
Who it's for
Best for business owners who travel often and already spend with the partners behind the statement credits.
Good for
Key benefits
- Global Lounge Collection: Centurion Lounges, Priority Pass and 10 Delta Sky Club visits a year on eligible Delta flights
- Up to $600 a year in hotel credits on prepaid Fine Hotels + Resorts or The Hotel Collection bookings
- Up to $1,150 Dell, $250 Adobe, $360 Indeed and $120 wireless credits a year (enrollment required)
- 35% points back when you pay with points for flights on your selected airline
Rates & fees
APR and fees as published by the issuer. Variable APRs move with the prime rate, so check the issuer's site before applying.
Frequently asked questions
Does the American Express Business Platinum have an annual fee?
Yes, $895 a year.
How big is the welcome offer?
Amex shows it as 'as high as' 300,000 points after $20,000 in purchases in the first 3 months. The amount varies by applicant, and Amex says you may not be eligible.
Who is this card for?
Business owners with heavy travel and high spend who will use several of the credits. Excellent credit (around 720+) is typical.
⚠️ About this data: Where we have checked a card's annual fee, APR and foreign-transaction fee, the page shows the date and the source. Welcome offers, rewards and benefits change often, so the issuer's own site is the final word. Approval is decided by the issuer. Nothing here is financial advice.