Head to head
US Bank Altitude Go vs Capital One Savor
Both cards verified November 4, 2026 or later · Methodology v2026.09.4 · Decided by net annual value — rewards minus the full annual fee, counting only credits that arrive automatically — not by who pays us.
US Bank Altitude Go
No annual fee
up to $15/yr more if you use its credits
Capital One Savor
No annual fee
The verdict
US Bank Altitude Go wins 2 of 6 sample spending profiles — by about $40/yr on average where it leads. 3 profiles are a tie (within $25/yr). Capital One Savor pulls ahead only for the grocery-heavy family profile.
- Wins
- US Bank Altitude Go
- By how much
- about +$40/yr on average where it leads
- Why you might care
- 4x dining + 2x groceries — on the dining-out foodie profile, where it leads most
- Worth switching?
- Keep what you have if you hold the Capital One Savor and spend like the profiles it wins. Your own numbers decide — run yours →
US Bank Altitude Go — up to $15/yr more if you use its credits; the numbers here assume you don't.
Below: net annual value for each card across six representative spending profiles. Your real numbers will differ — run them here.
Who wins, by how you spend
Net annual value — rewards minus the full annual fee, plus automatic credits only. The higher number wins each row; anything within $25/yr is called a tie. Open a profile to see the exact spending we ranked against.
Everyday balanced
A typical mix — some groceries and dining, a little travel, and a big catch-all bucket.
This profile's spending
grocery: $500/mo · dining: $300/mo · gas: $150/mo · travel: $150/mo · streaming: $40/mo · everything else: $1,200/mo · total $2,340/mo
US Bank Altitude Go
$472/yr
Capital One Savor
$482/yr
Grocery-heavy family
A household cooking mostly at home — supermarkets are the top line.
This profile's spending
grocery: $900/mo · dining: $250/mo · gas: $250/mo · travel: $100/mo · streaming: $50/mo · everything else: $800/mo · total $2,350/mo
US Bank Altitude Go
$516/yr
Capital One Savor
$570/yr
Dining-out foodie
Restaurants and delivery dominate the month.
This profile's spending
grocery: $250/mo · dining: $700/mo · gas: $100/mo · travel: $200/mo · streaming: $60/mo · everything else: $500/mo · total $1,810/mo
US Bank Altitude Go
$506/yr
Capital One Savor
$460/yr
Frequent traveler
Flights, hotels, and rideshare are the biggest category.
This profile's spending
grocery: $250/mo · dining: $350/mo · gas: $120/mo · travel: $800/mo · streaming: $40/mo · everything else: $600/mo · total $2,160/mo
US Bank Altitude Go
$434/yr
Capital One Savor
$413/yr
Heavy commuter
A long daily drive — gas is the standout category.
This profile's spending
grocery: $350/mo · dining: $250/mo · gas: $400/mo · travel: $100/mo · streaming: $30/mo · everything else: $700/mo · total $1,830/mo
US Bank Altitude Go
$403/yr
Capital One Savor
$371/yr
Big spender
High spend across every category.
This profile's spending
grocery: $800/mo · dining: $600/mo · gas: $250/mo · travel: $600/mo · streaming: $80/mo · everything else: $2,500/mo · total $4,830/mo
US Bank Altitude Go
$931/yr
Capital One Savor
$935/yr
The fine print, side by side
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Figures are estimates from our net-value model on fixed sample profiles, using the point valuations on our methodology page. Rates and fees change — verify on the issuer's site before applying.