Amazon Prime Business — $125 Sign-Up Bonus (2026 Review)
- No minimum spend required for the bonus
- Availability: Nationwide
- Annual fee: $0
The eligibility check before the credit pullAmex tells you partway through the application whether you qualify for the welcome offer, before it pulls your credit.
A notice can appear mid-application saying you are not eligible for the advertised welcome offer, usually because you have held that card before. It shows up before the credit check, so you can abandon the application at that point with no hard pull and no score impact. If no notice appears, that is generally read as a sign you are eligible, though it is not a written guarantee.
One card per 5 days, two per 90 daysUnconfirmedAmex approves about one new credit card in any 5 days and no more than two in any 90 days.
Community-observed rather than published by Amex. Personal and business credit cards share the same count for both windows. Charge cards with no preset spending limit, meaning Platinum, Gold, Green and their business versions, are generally treated as outside both counts, which is why a charge card sometimes goes through when a credit card application would not.
No lifetime language offersUnconfirmedSome targeted offers leave out the lifetime restriction wording, which can let a past cardholder earn the bonus again.
No lifetime language, usually shortened to NLL, is community shorthand rather than an Amex term. It describes an offer whose fine print omits the usual clause about having or having had the card. Because the once per lifetime rule is enforced through that exact wording, its absence can mean a repeat bonus is possible, but nothing guarantees it. These offers appear as targeted mailers and account pop-ups, sometimes as links passed around publicly, and they come and go.
Rewards Earning
Key Benefits
- No Foreign Transaction Fees
Overview
The Amazon Prime Business is currently offering $125 with no minimum-spend requirement — check the issuer's offer terms for the qualifying activity. There's no annual fee, so the $125 bonus is close to pure profit. Estimated net year-one value: $125 — the bonus is cash back, valued at face.
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Notes
This $125 offer has no minimum-spend requirement — confirm the qualifying activity in the issuer's terms, then put the card to work in its strongest categories. Route your everyday bills — utilities, groceries, gas, streaming subscriptions — through the Amazon Prime Business so it keeps earning after the $125 bonus posts. Because this is a business card, sign-up bonus earnings post separately from personal-card velocity rules at most issuers — so it can run in parallel with a personal SUB chase. With no annual fee there's nothing to cancel for — keep it open after the bonus posts so the account keeps aging your average credit history.
How This Compares
Within Amex's business lineup, the closest comparison is the Amex Business Platinum (300,000 Membership Rewards after $20,000/3mo, $895 AF). The Amazon Prime Business is the right pick when you value a clean no-AF SUB and don't need the elevated category bonuses of the fee-bearing card.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the current Amazon Prime Business sign-up bonus?
The current bonus is $125, with no minimum-spend requirement — confirm the qualifying activity on the issuer's page before applying, as offers change often.
What's the Amazon Prime Business annual fee?
There is no annual fee on the Amazon Prime Business.
How long does the Amazon Prime Business sign-up bonus take to post?
Once you complete the qualifying activity, the bonus typically posts within 1–2 statement cycles — roughly 6–8 weeks. Track the milestone in Stacks OS Spending so you don't miss the deadline.
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