Increased Offers for Hilton Cards! 175K for Aspire, 130K + Free Night for Surpass, 70K + Free Night for No Fee Card

Increased Offers for Hilton Cards

Increased Offers for Hilton Cards

American Express and Hilton have launched new welcome bonuses for consumer credit cards. These offers were showing up through qwww links over the last few weeks and are now live for applications.

The Hilton Aspire card is showing a 175K bonus. The Surpass and No-Fee Card have offers for 130K and 70K respectively, and both offers come with a Free Night Reward. The Hilton Honors Business Card already had an increased welcome bonus which is available through June 5, 2024. Check out the details of all these offers below.

Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card

  • Earn 175,000 Hilton Honors Bonus Points after you spend $6,000 in purchases on the Card in the first 6 months of Card Membership.
  • Annual Fee: $550
  • Offer ends 7/31/2024
  • LEARN HOW TO APPLY

Hilton Honors American Express Surpass® Card

  • Earn 130,000 Hilton Honors Bonus Points + a Free Night Reward after you spend $3,000 in purchases on The Hilton Honors American Express Surpass® Card in the first 6 months of Card Membership.
  • Annual Fee: $150
  • Offer ends 7/31/2024
  • LEARN HOW TO APPLY

Hilton Honors American Express Card

  • Earn 70,000 Hilton Honors Bonus Points + a Free Night Reward after you spend $2,000 in purchases on the Hilton Honors Card in the first 6 months of Card Membership.
  • No Annual Fee
  • Offer ends 7/31/2024
  • LEARN HOW TO APPLY

Hilton Honors Business Card

The Hilton Honors Business Card is not showing a better bonus through the qwww link. That’s probably because it already has a limited time offer.

  • Earn 175,000 Hilton Honors Bonus Points after you spend $8,000 in purchases on the Hilton Honors Business Card in the first 6 months of Card Membership
  • Annual Fee: $195
  • Offer ends 6/5/2024
  • LEARN HOW TO APPLY

NLL Offers

As you are probably aware, American Express signup bonuses normally have a lifetime language. That is a restriction that prohibits you from receiving a bonus for a second time on the same card. It is not really once per lifetime, but more like once every 5-7 years.

However, we occasionally see links that don’t have this restriction. Now there are two of those links available for the Hilton bonuses I mentioned above. This is a good opportunity to add more points to your Hilton Honors accounts, even if you have held these cards in the past few years.

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7 responses to “Increased Offers for Hilton Cards! 175K for Aspire, 130K + Free Night for Surpass, 70K + Free Night for No Fee Card”

  1. johnnywatanabe011 Avatar
    johnnywatanabe011

    As soon as I get back from my vacay in late July, I’ll get the Aspire and Surpass on your site. Your site been very helpful. Thanks.

    1. Awesome! Thank you for reading and supporting the site. Have a great vacation!

  2. NLL surpass link worked for P2. thanks

  3. bizarre. my wife or myself have never had a Hilton card ever. We both have 800+ credit scores. The Amex page lets you see if you would be approved, it states for both of us we wouldn’t receive the welcome bonus if we applied? Any ideas on what would cause that? I have 4 personal amex cards as we does my wife. We were easily approved 4 months ago for the Marriot Bonvoy Brilliant card..

    1. Sounds like PUJ

    2. Yeah it sounds like pop-up jail. No one knows for sure why it happens but the algorithm just decides that you are not worthy of a bonus. Could be low spending on current cards or many other reasons. Maybe try applying for the business card?

      1. Amex has a 5 card rule where you can hold max 5 cards (excluding the charge cards) , but you still should have been approved since this would have been your 5th card

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