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Marriott Bonvoy Boundless

Chase · Visa · $95/yr · Earns Marriott Bonvoy

Welcome offer is 4 Free Night Awards (each redeemable at properties up to 50,000 points per night) after $3,000 in purchases in the first 3 months — not a points bonus, so it is not listed as one. Also includes an annual Free Night Award (up to 35,000 points) and automatic Silver Elite status. No foreign transaction fees.

Rates verified August 16, 2026 · Issuer source: chase.com

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Rewards by category

CategoryRate
Diningup to $6,000/yr (combined) · Lower rate after the cap3x
Groceriesup to $6,000/yr (combined) · Lower rate after the cap3x
Gasup to $6,000/yr (combined) · Lower rate after the cap3x
Everything else2x

Our take

The Marriott Bonvoy Boundless is built for people who actually sleep at Marriott properties. It earns 6x points at participating Marriott Bonvoy hotels, and up to roughly 17x total once Bonvoy member and automatic Silver Elite bonuses stack. Add 3x on dining, groceries, and gas, with 2x everywhere else. It runs on Visa, charges no foreign transaction fees, and carries a $95 annual fee.

The fine print matters. SwipeCaddy values a Bonvoy point at 0.7 cents for its rankings, so 3x works out near 2.1% back and the 2x base is closer to 1.4%. The dining, groceries, and gas categories also share one combined cap, with a lower rate after you hit it. The realistic case for the $95 fee is the annual Free Night Award, good for a stay costing up to 35,000 points, plus automatic Silver Elite status.

In a small wallet, treat the Boundless as your hotel card, not your everyday card. Outside Marriott stays, the capped 3x categories only narrowly beat a flat 2% cash-back card, and the 2x base trails one. Put Marriott bookings and perhaps dining on the Boundless, keep a flat-rate card as the floor for everything else, and let the free night carry the fee.

The math

Run $400 a month of dining through this card and you're earning about $101 a year at our conservative valuations. Against the $95 annual fee, that top rate needs roughly $7,925 a month of dining spend before it beats a no-fee flat 2% card.

Store bonuses

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Common questions

Does Marriott Bonvoy Boundless have an annual fee?
Yes — $95 per year.
What does Marriott Bonvoy Boundless earn on dining?
3x on dining (up to $6,000/yr (combined); lower rate after the cap).
What rewards does Marriott Bonvoy Boundless earn on everything else?
2x on all other purchases, in Marriott Bonvoy.
Is the Marriott Bonvoy Boundless worth the $95 annual fee?
Only if you use the annual Free Night Award. It covers a stay costing up to 35,000 points, which at SwipeCaddy's 0.7-cent valuation is roughly $245 of potential value, well above the $95 fee. Everyday earning alone will not carry it, so plan on at least one Marriott night per year or choose a simpler card.
What is the catch with the 3x on dining, groceries, and gas?
Two things. First, the three categories share one combined cap, and the rate drops after you hit it. Second, a Bonvoy point is not a cent: at the 0.7-cent valuation SwipeCaddy uses, 3x equals about 2.1% back, only slightly ahead of a flat 2% card. Use the 3x while it lasts, but do not build your budget around it.

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