75,000 Miles with the United Explorer Business Credit Card

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UPDATE: This offer has expired.

A brand new welcome offer has just launched for the United Explorer Business Card where you can receive 75,000 miles after spending $5,000 within the first three months. This is a terrific offer for those eligible for a business card as it is worth at least $1,250 in my valuation. This is a limited time offer valid through March 18, 2019.

Card Benefits

The United Explorer Business Card offers many benefits, including:

Free first checked bag — With this card the primary cardmember and one companion can check their first bag for free
Priority boarding — The primary Cardmember and all companions traveling on the same reservation will receive priority boarding and be able to board prior to general boarding
2 United Club club passes — You’ll be able to access the United Club lounge twice per cardmember year
Premier upgrades on award tickets — If you have MileagePlus Premier status and traveling on an award ticket, you can take advantage of complimentary premier upgrades

Overall…

This card is definitely not one of those “must have” cards, but could be worth it for the sign up offer alone. United miles are pretty valuable in my book and 75,000 miles could get you 3 roundtrip domestic tickets.

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