Credit Cards

Almost every store owner I talk to who is doing under $50,000 a month is running at least part of their business spend on a personal credit card. Ad spend, Shopify bills, supplier deposits, software subscriptions, sometimes an entire inventory buy. It feels harmless because the points still post and the statement still gets paid. […]

If you have searched for a business credit card with EIN only, you have probably hit the same wall I did the first time I went looking. Article after article promises a pile of cards you can get with nothing but your EIN, and then you click through to the actual application and page two

Getting a business credit card looks simple right up until you are staring at the application form and it asks for your legal business name, your business type, your annual business revenue, and how many years you have been operating. If your store launched four months ago and you have a brand new LLC with

When store owners ask me what credit card to use with Shopify, they’re usually asking one of two completely different questions. Either they want to know which business card earns the most on the spend that flows through running a Shopify store, or they’ve heard Shopify issues its own card and want to know if

Almost every “best business credit card” list you’ll find was written for a business that buys office supplies, takes clients to lunch, and fills up a work truck. That is not your business. If you run an ecommerce store, your spend is concentrated in three places: ad platforms, supplier invoices, and software subscriptions. A card