Earn cashback on eligible purchases. Give your team cards with spending rules. Keep more control over the money your business already has.
Pro: $25/month · Free: up to 1.5%.
Merchant and transaction exclusions apply.
Such as an LLC or corporation. Not sole proprietors.
This is not an extra pot of borrowed money.
People, software, projects, and vendors.
My editors need software to do their jobs. Inside Slash, I created a Content Production account and an Editor Software card group. I could choose specific companies I wanted to allow, including Canva, Adobe, and OpenAI.
That’s the part that made this interesting to me: giving someone the access they need, with rules around how they can use it.
Cal Barton · Barton Media LLCOpen My Slash AccountStart with the money set aside for a job. Connect the people and cards that need it. Then decide where those cards can be used.
Illustration based on Cal’s described workflow, not a screenshot of Slash. Vendor names identify example spending controls, not cashback eligibility or endorsements.
I opened my account on the Free plan. The decision comes down to your eligible spending and which tools you’ll actually use.
Get started without a monthly subscription fee.
Cashback on eligible purchases.2
Plan selection happens on Slash, not on this page.
For businesses that will use the additional benefits.
Cashback on eligible purchases.2
Starting an application does not select a paid plan.
Eligible purchases matters. Some merchants, including Amazon, Walmart, and PayPal, do not earn cashback. Foreign-currency and non-U.S. merchant purchases are also excluded. Other fees may apply, including card design, shipping, and certain transfers. Check cashback exclusions · Review current fees
At the maximum advertised rates: Free earns $150. Pro earns $200, less its $25 monthly subscription. This is an illustration, not a forecast. Other applicable fees are not included.
The card is one part of the setup. Slash also brings business accounts, payments, and financial tools into the same platform.1
Use virtual accounts to organize funds by project, property, or purpose. Connect the cards and spending to that structure.
Manage bills, invoices, and receipts. Sync financial records with supported accounting tools like QuickBooks and Xero.
Put eligible excess cash into money market funds through Slash’s investment partners. Review current yields, fees, and withdrawal timing first.
Investment account. Not FDIC insured. Not bank guaranteed. May lose value. Not a substitute for cash you need immediately.
Use the application button to open Slash’s onboarding flow. Your information goes directly to Slash, not into a form on this page.
Provide the requested business and identity details. Slash may ask for documents or operating information before making a decision.
Review your account terms, add business funds, and set up the accounts, cards, and spending rules that fit your workflow.
The details matter. Make sure the way this card works matches what your business needs.
No. Slash’s corporate charge card is supported by your business’s cash. Your available limit cannot exceed your deposited funds and also depends on Slash’s business assessment. Depositing $5,000 does not create another $5,000 in borrowed cash.
No. Payment of the card balance is due in full daily. Slash describes automatic settlement at the end of each business day. This is different from a revolving credit card with monthly minimum payments.
No. The card is marketed without a personal guarantee or personal credit check, but Slash still verifies the business and the people associated with it. It can request identity documents, bank statements, and evidence of operating activity. This page does not promise anonymous access or approval.
The standard U.S. business account covered here is for eligible registered business entities, such as LLCs and corporations. Slash does not currently support sole proprietorships or consumer accounts. Additional eligibility and industry restrictions apply.
No. The rate depends on your plan, and merchant and transaction exclusions apply. Examples include Amazon, Walmart, and PayPal. Check the current cashback rules for the complete list before comparing plans.
Do not assume that. The artwork on this page is illustrative. Physical designs, metal-card eligibility, card fees, and shipping can vary. Slash’s metal-card guide lists a $20 card fee plus shipping, with possible waivers for eligible accounts. Review the price and design in your dashboard before ordering.
Slash is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services and the charge card are provided by Column N.A., Member FDIC. Treasury is a separate investment account, not an FDIC-insured savings account. Investments may lose value and withdrawals are subject to settlement and availability rules.
Review the card, account, and plan details directly with Slash. Start with what you need, and understand the terms before moving money.
You’ll continue to Slash.
Business verification and approval requirements apply.
Get started today before this once in a lifetime opportunity expires.
