Netflix, Spotify, gym memberships, cloud storage — subscription spending adds up fast. These cards earn 3-5% on recurring bills.
The average American household now spends $219/month on subscriptions — streaming, software, gym, cloud storage, meal kits, and more. That's over $2,600/year. The right credit card turns that recurring spending into meaningful rewards.
Best cards for streaming and subscription categories

Use different cards for different subscription categories: a streaming card for entertainment, a cell phone card for your wireless bill (many cards offer cell phone protection too), and your best flat-rate card for everything else.
Cell Phone Protection Bonus
Cards like the Wells Fargo Autograph, Chase Ink Business Preferred, and US Bank Altitude Connect offer cell phone protection ($600-$800) when you pay your wireless bill with the card. That's essentially free insurance worth $100+/year.
Before optimizing which card to use, audit what you're actually subscribed to. Studies show the average person forgets about $32/month in unused subscriptions. Cancel what you don't use, then optimize rewards on what remains.
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