Open Data: Credit Card Credits and Welcome Offers (JSON and CSV)

Download our current credit card statement credits and welcome offers as JSON or CSV. Every row carries the day we last checked it and the issuer page it came from.

The card data behind RewardsGuru.club as files anyone can open in a spreadsheet or read with code. Two sets: every current statement credit on the active US credit cards we track, and the welcome offer we show for each card. The files are rebuilt from our database on request, so they always match the card pages, and every row carries the day we last checked it and the issuer page it came from. American Express shows welcome offers for its own-brand cards person by person, so those offer numbers are left blank rather than guessed.

How it works

  1. Credits: card, issuer, credit name, yearly dollar value, reset period, monthly cap, whether enrollment is required, checked date, issuer source and our card page.
  2. Welcome offers: card, issuer, annual fee, bonus points or miles, cash bonus, spend required, months to spend it, the end date when the issuer prints one, checked date and issuer source.
  3. Each set comes as CSV for spreadsheets or JSON for code, from the links on this page.

Common questions

How current is it?

Each file is built from our live database when you open it, so it matches what the card pages show right now. The checked column says when we last confirmed each row against the issuer.

Can I use it?

Yes, free. Credit RewardsGuru.club and link the card page a figure came from. Every row shows the day we last checked it.

Why are some American Express offers blank?

American Express shows welcome offers for its own-brand cards individually behind a sign-in, so there is no single public number to publish. Delta, Hilton and Marriott co-brand offers are published by the issuer and included.

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