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Capital One SavorOne Cash Rewards vs Amazon Prime Visa
Side-by-side comparison of fees, rewards, benefits, and more.
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Feature Comparison
| Feature | Capital One SavorOne Cash RewardsCapital One | Amazon Prime VisaChase |
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| Rating | 4.1/5 | 4.4/5 |
| Annual Fee | $39 | $0 |
| APR | 18.49% - 28.49% | 18.74% - 27.49% |
| Signup Bonus | None | $200 Amazon Gift Card upon approval |
| Rewards Rate | 3% on dining, entertainment, grocery stores, and popular streaming, 5% on hotels and rental cars via Capital One Travel, 1% on everything else | 5% 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 Score | good | good |
| Pros | 3% on dining, entertainment, groceries, and streaming 5% on hotels and rental cars via Capital One Travel No foreign transaction fees | 5% back at Amazon, Amazon Fresh, and Whole Foods with no annual fee 5% on Chase Travel purchases No foreign transaction fees |
| Cons | $39 annual fee (the Savor at $0 may be better for some) No signup bonus Only 1% on non-category purchases | 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: Amazon Prime Visa
With a 4.4/5 rating, the Amazon Prime Visa edges out the Capital One SavorOne Cash Rewards (4.1/5). No annual fee makes it easy to justify. The Amazon Prime Visa is a must-have for Prime members. 5% back at Amazon and Whole Foods with no annual card fee makes it the best way to save on purchases you're already making. Just factor in the $139/year Prime membership as the real cost.