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The Platinum Card from American Express vs Amazon Prime Visa

Side-by-side comparison of fees, rewards, benefits, and more.

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Feature Comparison
Feature
The Platinum Card from American ExpressAmerican Express
Amazon Prime VisaChase
Rating4.8/54.4/5
Annual Fee$895$0
APRN/A (Pay Over Time: 19.49% - 28.49%)18.74% - 27.49%
Signup BonusAs high as 175,000 points after spending $12,000 in 6 months (offer varies by applicant)$200 Amazon Gift Card upon approval
Rewards Rate5X on flights and prepaid hotels via Amex Travel, 1X on everything else5% at Amazon.com, Amazon Fresh, and Whole Foods Market, 5% on Chase Travel, 2% at restaurants, gas stations, and transit, 1% on everything else
Credit Scoreexcellentgood
Pros
Centurion Lounges + Priority Pass + Delta Sky Clubs (10 visits/yr)
Over $2,000 in annual credits (hotel, airline, Uber, Saks, Resy, CLEAR)
5X on flights and prepaid hotels via Amex Travel
5% back at Amazon, Amazon Fresh, and Whole Foods with no annual fee
5% on Chase Travel purchases
No foreign transaction fees
Cons
$895 annual fee is steep without maximizing credits
1X on most non-travel spending
Charge card — balance must be paid in full (Pay Over Time available)
Requires active Amazon Prime membership ($139/year)
Only 1% on most non-category purchases
Rewards are most valuable within Amazon ecosystem
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Verdict

Our Pick: The Platinum Card from American Express

With a 4.8/5 rating, the The Platinum Card from American Express edges out the Amazon Prime Visa (4.4/5). At $895/yr, the value proposition is strong. The Amex Platinum is the ultimate luxury travel card. With unmatched lounge access, 5X on flights and hotels, and over $2,000 in annual credits, it rewards frequent travelers who can put its perks to work.

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