Adding an Offer to Multiple Cards

One of the many benefits of the CardPointers extension is the ability to add an offer to multiple eligible cards. Not every card gets every personal offer, but often times multiple cards in an account will be eligible.

Configure Offers in Settings

To add an offer to more than one card, you'll need to leverage the extension's auto-add feature, or selecting All Cards when manually selecting individual offers. More details on each below; you can configure the extension's Offers setting by opening the extension's popup, navigating to the Settings tab, and setting the Offers selector to your desired option.

Auto-Add

This is the simplest way to add your offers across all eligible cards, which is why it's the default when first setting up the extension. Every time you log into the bank websites you use (eg, americanexpress.com, chase.com, etc), the extension will automatically add all offers across all eligible cards.


Auto-Open Modal

This option will automatically open a modal screen when you log into the bank websites and bring up a list of offers for one of your cards. Click on the card selector at the bottom left of this modal screen and choose All Cards to view all offers across all of your cards, grouped by offer. Select any offers you want to add, then click the save checkmark at the bottom right.

Manually Add

This option will add an "Add Offers with CardPointers" button into the UI of the bank websites; click on it to open the modal view above to select your offers, switch from 1 card in the bottom left dropdown to All Cards if you want to add an offer to multiple cards.


Amex Offers

Until August 2026, it was possible to add an offer to multiple cards on one login using these methods as well, but that feature stopped working for most people following an Amex change.

v7.5 of the extension adds a new feature to smart-add offers to your Amex cards update, since adding an offer with Amex to one card removes the ability to add it to other cards on that login. The new feature, enabled by default, smart-adds offers based on its category to your best card for that category to maximize your savings (eg, you have an Amex Gold and Amex Platinum and a $20 discount offer to Starbucks, it will add that offer to your Amex Gold card (4x dining) rather than your Platinum card. You can also prioritize cards which get offers (say you're working on a welcome offer on one card and want most offers on that card), all configurable from this new option in the extension's settings:

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