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Capital One · Visa

Capital One Venture X

Flat-rate travel earners — 2x miles, $300 travel credit

$395 annual fee up to $300/yr in credits if you use them $150/yr arrives automatically

Why people consider it

  • 2x on every purchase.
  • Points transfer to 10 airline and hotel partners.
  • Simple 2x on everything.

Current welcome offer

Welcome offer: 75,000 miles≈ $1,125 at our typical valuation

Requirement: Spend $4,000 in 3 months

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Recommended credit score: 720+

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Is this card worth it?

Ongoing value

$1,483/year

for the sample household ($4,800/month) · points at typical value

First-year value

$2,608 first year

Includes: +$1,125 welcome offer (75,000 miles at our typical value)

Also counts $150 in anniversary miles — deposited automatically at your first account anniversary (the end of month 12), so it sits in both the ongoing and the first-year figure.

$1,125 is one-time. $1,483/year is ongoing.

To earn the bonus: spend $4,000 in 3 months.

Offer verified: Nov 4, 2026

Worth considering if you already want this type of card.

Full annual fee:
$395, charged in full — credits count only if you use them
Major trade-offs:
Higher fee than some competitors Transfer partners not as strong as Chase/Amex
Against a no-fee alternative:
The fee earns its keep. Capital One Venture X nets $331 more per year than the best $0-fee option (Citi Double Cash), after its fee. (The sample household; run your own numbers.)

Detailed research

Full reward table and category caps
Travel

Hotels/cars via Capital One

10x
Travel

Flights and vacation rentals via Capital One Travel

5x
Entertainment

Capital One Entertainment tickets via Capital One

5x
Everything else2x

Point value: ~1.5¢ each

Optional benefits and credits

Arrives automatically

10K Anniversary Miles(~$150/yr)

10,000 miles deposited automatically each card anniversary (~$150 at 1.5¢)

Credits — if you use them

$300 Travel Credit(~$300/yr)

Book via Capital One Travel portal for automatic credit

Perks (not counted in our math)

Capital One Lounges

Cardholder entry free; since 2026-02-01 guests cost $45 each ($25 under 18) and authorized users need a $125/yr add-on — free guests only at $75k/yr spend

Priority Pass

Register at prioritypass.com with your card — cardholder free; guests $35 each since 2026-02-01

Global Entry/TSA

Apply at ttp.cbp.dhs.gov, pay with this card for credit; shown at its ~$30/yr annualized value

Primary Rental Insurance

Decline rental counter insurance — your card covers it

Cell Phone Protection

Pay your monthly wireless bill with the card: up to $800 per claim, $50 deductible, two claims and $1,600 per 12 months

Redemption and transfer information

Points transfer to 10 airline and hotel partners — often where the highest redemption values live.

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Approval and bonus eligibility caveats

Recommended credit score: 720+ — the issuer decides every application.

Issuer verification source
Detailed methodology

Net annual value = rewards on a spending profile at typical point value − the full annual fee; credits count only if you tell us you use them; a welcome offer counts once, in year one, only where the profile meets its requirement. Same math as Find a Card. Methodology v2026.09.4.

Full methodology →

Editorial review and disclosures

Pros

  • + 2x on everything
  • + Great lounge access
  • + $300 travel credit + 10k bonus miles
  • + Good transfer partners

Cons

  • - Higher fee than some competitors
  • - Transfer partners not as strong as Chase/Amex
  • - Capital One lounges limited

Written by Tim · Data verified against issuer terms · Last checked Nov 4, 2026 · Methodology v2026.09.4

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