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Chase Sapphire Preferred's 100,000-Point Bonus Ends July 30

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A Six-Figure Point Bonus, But the Clock Is Ticking

If you’ve been putting off applying for a new travel rewards card, this is the week to stop procrastinating. The Chase Sapphire Preferred is currently offering a 100,000-point sign-up bonus — and according to The Points Guy, that offer ends July 30. That gives you just a few days from today to decide.

As Points Guy founder Brian Kelly put it: “The hardest part of travel rewards is knowing where to start. My recommendation: the Chase Sapphire Preferred’s 100,000-point offer is one of the best.” That’s a strong endorsement from someone who has spent his career evaluating travel cards for a living.

Who This Is Actually Good For

This kind of bonus isn’t for everyone, and it’s worth being honest about that. It tends to make the most sense for:

  • Families planning bigger trips — beach vacations, holiday travel, or a big out-of-state visit to see relatives — who want to offset flights, hotels, or rental cars with points instead of cash.
  • Southern travelers who fly out of hub airports in cities like Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, or Charlotte, where transferable points tend to open up more flight options than a single airline’s own miles program.
  • People who already pay for everyday expenses on a card and can meet a bonus spending requirement through normal spending rather than going out of their way to hit it.

It’s a poor fit if you carry a balance month to month — the value of any point bonus gets wiped out fast by interest charges, and no rewards card is worth carrying debt for.

The Caveat

The deadline itself is the headline here, and it’s the one detail we can confirm: the offer ends July 30. Specific terms — the exact spending requirement, annual fee, and how points can be redeemed — should be confirmed directly through Chase before you apply, since offer terms on any bank card can change or vary by applicant.

Bottom Line

If you’ve been eyeing a card like this for an upcoming trip, a 100,000-point bonus is a meaningful head start toward free flights or hotel stays — but only if it fits how you already spend. With the offer closing July 30, this week is the time to compare it against what you need and decide, not next month.

Read the full rundown from The Points Guy before the offer closes.