I'm a small business owner, and a tax CPA. This card could have been a home run --- but it isn't.
One the plus side, it's great to see lounge access bundled with a tax deductible business card fee (lounges on stand-alone basis are not tax deductible.)
The $300 travel credit (on the other hand) doesn't work very well as it offsets otherwide tax deductible business travel expenses. They could have done a better job of coming up with business benefits that mean something to me as a business owner.
I won't go chasing after Amex or Capital One, because they don't match up well either to my business needs.
So I'm likely to keep the Chase Ink Business Preferred and a couple of supplemental business credit cards rather than signing up for this new offering.
Disappointed in how this is being pitched on this site. Clearly in bed with Chase on this one, because even as the comments suggest, this is in no way a great card for a $800 annual fee. Coupon book as others have stated, and how do you have only 3X on dining for a business card? What a let down.
Basically, you're paying $495 for the sign up bonus (SUB) when you factor in the $300 travel credit. Otherwise, this is an inferior premium card in virtually every other possible way. Like others, I trust Ben, but this "article" sounds like TPG which I ran away from many years ago because of their focus on cramming products down people's throats.