Cards that cover ESPN
2 of the 93 cards we track carry a credit or perk for ESPN. What each pays, how often it resets, and what to pay with there if you hold none.
Cards that cover ESPN
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Blue Cash Preferred Card $120/yrGet up to a $10 monthly statement credit after using your enrolled Blue Cash Preferred Card for a subscription purchase, including a bundle subscription purchase, at DisneyPlus.com, Hulu.com, or Stream.ESPN.com U.S. websites, up to $120 per year.$10 monthly
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Blue Cash Everyday Card $84/yrGet up to a $7 monthly statement credit (up to $84 total) after using your enrolled Blue Cash Everyday Card for a subscription purchase, including a bundle subscription, at DisneyPlus.com, Hulu.com, or Stream.ESPN.com U.S. websites.$7 monthly
Pay with, at ESPN
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American Express Platinum Card$300 credit (Calendar Year)Get up to $300 in statement credits each year at Equinox for an Equinox+ digital subscription or an Equinox club membership subject to auto-renewal.
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American Express Business Gold Card$300 credit (Calendar Year)Get up to $300 back in statement credits per calendar year on U.S. purchases of ChatGPT Business subscriptions on the Business Gold Card. Enrollment required.
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Chase Sapphire Preferred Card3.00x Streaming~6.15¢/$ in Chase's rewards currency
Does any card cover ESPN? Yes. 2 cards reimburse ESPN purchases as a statement credit, listed below with the amount and the reset cadence.
Good to know
- A monthly credit that goes unused is gone at month end; annual credits reset on the calendar year or your card anniversary, as each line says.
- Amounts are from the issuer's current published terms and change; every card page shows when we last checked.
- Hold one of these cards? Add it to My Cards and Find shows whether this cycle's ESPN credit is still unused, with a Mark used button.
Related
Hold any of these cards? Ask your own wallet about ESPN and Find answers from your cards, cycle state included.