There’s a new Giftcards.com Chase Offer out that’s giving a 5% statement credit on up to $1,000 of spend.
The Deal
- Get 5% back on Giftcards.com purchases with a Chase Offer.
Key Terms
- Expires August 27, 2026.
- $50 cashback maximum.
- Offer valid one time only.
- Offer only valid on purchase made directly with the merchant.
- Offer valid online only.
- Offer not valid on purchase made using third-party services, delivery services, or a third-party payment account (e.g., buy now pay later).
- Offer only valid on U.S. purchase.
- It is possible that the merchant may split your purchase into multiple transactions.
- Offer redemption awarded as statement credit on the first qualifying transaction amount.
Quick Thoughts
This is a pretty good deal, especially because it’ll stack with shopping portal rewards, along with frequent sales that Giftcards.com has on Visa gift cards, as well as a variety of third party gift card brands. Larger sales tend to be found at this Promotions page (our affiliate link), but Giftcards.com also tends to have a Deal of the Day that can be found on the site’s homepage.
With a limit of $50 back as a statement credit, you’ll max this out when spending a total of $1,000.
Note that this Giftcards.com Chase Offer is only valid for one purchase per credit card that it’s loaded to. As a result, if you’re planning on buying several different gift cards it’ll be best to do that in one transaction that’s for $1,000 or less, unless you have this Chase Offer on multiple cards. If you do have it on multiple cards, you could do separate purchases on each of them if you want. Seeing as this Chase Offer is specifically for Giftcards.com and gift cards are the only thing that site sells, I don’t think you need to worry about your purchases being regarded as abusing Chase Offers.
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When i went to offer page and started entering order, I was charged $23 in fees for $1000 Visa gift card. So the net effect is only $27 credit to my account.
This came out over the weekend and I’ve already maxed out on my eligible cards. Today, the Atmos shopping portal increased/doubled the payout. UGH!!!
Could this be combined with a shopping portal offer?
Yes, it can.
Unfortunately, the only card I have with this offer (Ink Cash) caps it at $20 back. So maybe if there’s a no-fee day I’ll do it.
does it work on the sapphire reserve BIZ card dedicated site for the $50 credit? I can’t be the DP since I already clipped my coupon…
I had the offer to check out with paze. I got paze credits for buying gift cards on Newegg, so hopefully I get these paze credits. I did 5 orders with paze and then it wasn’t showing up as an option in the payment section.
Did you get the green $10 off banner at the Paze checkout? I had read that the credit didn’t work at Giftcards.com. (It is academic for me anyway because Giftcards.com cancels every order I try to make.)
If I recall correctly the fine print on the Paze credits deal doesn’t specifically exclude gift cards but does specifically exclude gift card *merchants* (and you should be able to tell by looking for that $10 back banner as Jimmy suggests).
From the Paze fine print:
When you check out using Paze at an eligible merchant and for an eligible transaction, the Offer details will appear in your Paze wallet when you select your eligible credit or debit card. If the Offer details do not appear during Paze checkout or if Paze checkout does not appear as a method of payment, the transaction will not be eligible for the Offer. Eligibility for the Offer may be determined based on transaction type or how the merchant is classified by the applicable payment network. Transactions at merchants classified by the applicable payment network in certain categories may not be eligible for the Offer