The Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express Card is the only business card Marriott offers. If you need a business card or don’t have room for another personal card, it’s worth considering for its welcome offer alone: 3 free nights, each worth up to 50,000 points. However, we’re not confident the **annual fee of $125** will be worth it after the first year. The card’s only standout perks are a “free” night capped at 35,000 points — which doesn’t stretch far at Marriott — and complimentary Gold Elite Status, which provides a few minor perks but nothing close to Platinum Elite Status.

You **immediately receive 3 free nights** (up to 50,000 points each) as a sign-up bonus after spending $6,000 in the first 6 months. Beyond that, the benefits aren’t strong, although the $125 annual fee is relatively modest. Because it’s a business card, if you’re up against your 5/24 limit and really want a Marriott co-branded option, this one could be worthwhile for the bonus. Just remember the American Express “once per lifetime” rule, which allows you to earn the welcome bonus only once per card.

Whether you keep this card longer depends on how much you value the annual “free” night (capped at 35,000 points) and the complimentary Gold Elite Status. Beyond those perks, the benefits are fairly weak. They include 15 Elite Night credits toward Platinum Status (50 nights required), spending multipliers (4X points on restaurants, gas stations, and wireless services; 2X points on everything else), a 7% discount on eligible Marriott bookings, and up to 18.5X points on Marriott purchases.

The Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express Card is the only business card Marriott offers. If you need a business card or don’t have room for another personal card, it’s worth considering for its welcome offer alone: 3 free nights, each worth up to 50,000 points. However, we’re not confident the **annual fee of $125** will be worth it after the first year. The card’s only standout perks are a “free” night capped at 35,000 points — which doesn’t stretch far at Marriott — and complimentary Gold Elite Status, which provides a few minor perks but nothing close to Platinum Elite Status.

You **immediately receive 3 free nights** (up to 50,000 points each) as a sign-up bonus after spending $6,000 in the first 6 months. Beyond that, the benefits aren’t strong, although the $125 annual fee is relatively modest. Because it’s a business card, if you’re up against your 5/24 limit and really want a Marriott co-branded option, this one could be worthwhile for the bonus. Just remember the American Express “once per lifetime” rule, which allows you to earn the welcome bonus only once per card.

Whether you keep this card longer depends on how much you value the annual “free” night (capped at 35,000 points) and the complimentary Gold Elite Status. Beyond those perks, the benefits are fairly weak. They include 15 Elite Night credits toward Platinum Status (50 nights required), spending multipliers (4X points on restaurants, gas stations, and wireless services; 2X points on everything else), a 7% discount on eligible Marriott bookings, and up to 18.5X points on Marriott purchases.

The Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express Card is the only business card Marriott offers. If you need a business card or don’t have room for another personal card, it’s worth considering for its welcome offer alone: 3 free nights, each worth up to 50,000 points. However, we’re not confident the **annual fee of $125** will be worth it after the first year. The card’s only standout perks are a “free” night capped at 35,000 points — which doesn’t stretch far at Marriott — and complimentary Gold Elite Status, which provides a few minor perks but nothing close to Platinum Elite Status.

You **immediately receive 3 free nights** (up to 50,000 points each) as a sign-up bonus after spending $6,000 in the first 6 months. Beyond that, the benefits aren’t strong, although the $125 annual fee is relatively modest. Because it’s a business card, if you’re up against your 5/24 limit and really want a Marriott co-branded option, this one could be worthwhile for the bonus. Just remember the American Express “once per lifetime” rule, which allows you to earn the welcome bonus only once per card.

Whether you keep this card longer depends on how much you value the annual “free” night (capped at 35,000 points) and the complimentary Gold Elite Status. Beyond those perks, the benefits are fairly weak. They include 15 Elite Night credits toward Platinum Status (50 nights required), spending multipliers (4X points on restaurants, gas stations, and wireless services; 2X points on everything else), a 7% discount on eligible Marriott bookings, and up to 18.5X points on Marriott purchases.