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Rate five priorities from 1 to 10, then choose your credit range and any travel or balance preferences.
DailyCardWatch runs the full math on 67 cards that compete on everyday value and watches 127 more for offer and terms changes. First rate what matters from 1 to 10. Then optionally add statements, select the cards you use now, and get your results.
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more per year — about $116 every month
In this representative $80,000-a-year spending example, the best-fit card earns $2,594 after its fee, compared with $1,200 from a plain 1.5% card. The full report then shows the math and the alternatives.
Everyone follows the same simple sequence. Statements are optional, and no bank connection is required.
Rate five priorities from 1 to 10, then choose your credit range and any travel or balance preferences.
Statements are optional. Add them for spending-based dollar estimates, or skip them and continue with feature-fit scores.
Select the cards you use now, or say you do not use one. If your card is not listed, you can continue without a current-card comparison. Then click Get my results.
No bank login. No account linking. Supported statements are read and categorized in your browser, and your default analysis does not upload them to DailyCardWatch.
DailyCardWatch was built by me, Richard Jones. I’m a 78-year-old contractor who recently learned how to use AI to build websites.
My son Robert was frustrated by how confusing it was to find a good credit card for his particular needs, so I built this website for him. People seem to like it, and I’m continuing to make it better.
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Former monthly prices are shown crossed out below. There is no DailyCardWatch membership charge while this free period is active.
Your full best-fit report whenever you want it.
Use the public card-market watch and its verified recent-catches log.
Use the same free report and public daily card-market watch.
Run a separate free report for each family member whenever you want.
What is active today: the free report, public daily issuer-page status, Fresh Finds, and the recent-catches archive. Personalized automatic email alerts and shared family accounts are not active yet.
No. There is no bank login and no account linking. You begin with your preferences, then may upload your own statements or skip that step.
Not during the default analysis: supported files are read on your device. If one or more files are unclear, the app may offer optional AI recovery. After you consent, up to 12 prepared page images from each unclear file included in that recovery choice are sent once to Anthropic for reading; they can contain anything visible on those pages. You can always choose CSV/QFX, skip statements, or ignore the unclear files instead.
Yes. PDF statements, photos, CSV files, spreadsheets, and OFX/QFX exports are supported. Digital CSV or QFX files are usually the clearest.
No. Card issuers do not pay for rankings and there are no affiliate links. The recommendations are based on your inputs and the card terms we track.
No. It is a conservative orientation estimate based only on monthly spend and one preference. In the free report, preferences alone produce feature-fit scores. Add spending when you want yearly dollar estimates that account for categories, annual fees, and reward caps.
Bonuses, fees, and category offers change throughout the year. The Opportunity Radar shows genuinely new or material changes while they are current; routine rechecks are not presented as news.
Rate your preferences, optionally add statements, select the cards you use now, and get your free report. AI recovery is used only when you explicitly choose it for an unclear file.
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