U.S. Bank Altitude Go

U.S. Bank

U.S. Bank Altitude Go

Annual Fee

$0

Sign-up Bonus

20,000 pts

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Where It Wins, Where It Doesn't

Generated from the card's data against our full catalog, not editorial opinion.

  • 4x on dining (catalog median is 2x)
  • 4x on fast food (catalog median is 2x)
  • No annual fee
  • Non-bonus spending earns only 1x

What It Earns

Net annual value (rewards + credits at typical usage, minus the fee) at three reference spending profiles. Signup bonuses excluded.

Everyday

Groceries, gas, and dining out a few times a month ($24,000/yr)

+$444/yr

$444 rewards

Foodie

Heavy dining and delivery, lighter on travel ($26,000/yr)

+$602/yr

$602 rewards

Traveler

Several trips a year with flights and hotels ($28,000/yr)

+$580/yr

$580 rewards

Rewards by Category

Dining

4x

Grocery

2x

Gas

2x

Flights

2x

Hotels

2x

Other Travel

2x

Online Shopping

1x

Rideshare

2x

Streaming

1x

Amazon

1x

Costco

1x

Other

1x

Apple

1x

Cell Phone

1x

Fast Food

4x

Home Utilities

1x

Internet

1x

Walmart

1x

Point value: 1.0 cents per point

The Fine Print That Changes the Math

4x on dining, 2x on grocery stores, gas stations, and streaming services, 1x elsewhere. No annual fee.

    U.S. Bank Altitude Go FAQ

    What is the U.S. Bank Altitude Go annual fee?

    The U.S. Bank Altitude Go has no annual fee.

    What is the U.S. Bank Altitude Go signup bonus?

    20,000 points for new cardholders meeting the minimum spend. Check the issuer's site for the current offer.

    What are the best spending categories for the U.S. Bank Altitude Go?

    4x on dining, 4x on fast food, 2x on flights. Everything else earns 1x.

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