What credit card has the highest cash back on aisle runners?

Bilt Palladium Card ranks #1 in our scoring for aisle runners at 4.4¢ per dollar — $495 annual fee. The ranking factors in earn rate, welcome offer value, and redemption flexibility, net of the fee.

Are there no-annual-fee cards good for aisle runners?

Yes — Susan G. Komen® Customized Cash Rewards earns 2.1¢ per dollar on aisle runners with no annual fee. It's the highest-ranking no-fee card in our scoring for this category.

How are these cards ranked?

Effective value per dollar — earn rate × points value (cents per point), plus amortized welcome offer value and credit offsets, net of the annual fee. Numbers reflect typical redemptions, not best-case outliers.

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0 merchants sit under Aisle Runners. Open a brand to see card-specific earn rates; Bilt Palladium Card leads this slice at 4.4¢ per dollar, with a $495 annual fee.

Top pick

Bilt Palladium Card — 4.4¢ per dollar, $495 annual fee.

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Frequently asked

What credit card has the highest cash back on aisle runners?: Bilt Palladium Card ranks #1 in our scoring for aisle runners at 4.4¢ per dollar — $495 annual fee. The ranking factors in earn rate, welcome offer value, and redemption flexibility, net of the fee.
Are there no-annual-fee cards good for aisle runners?: Yes — Susan G. Komen® Customized Cash Rewards earns 2.1¢ per dollar on aisle runners with no annual fee. It's the highest-ranking no-fee card in our scoring for this category.
How are these cards ranked?: Effective value per dollar — earn rate × points value (cents per point), plus amortized welcome offer value and credit offsets, net of the annual fee. Numbers reflect typical redemptions, not best-case outliers.

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