Chase Offers, added in one pass
Updated September 17, 2026 · from RightCard's verified card and merchant data
What it does on the Chase page
- You sign in to Chase yourself and open your card's Chase Offers hub.
- RightCard scrolls the grid (Chase loads it a few tiles at a time) and reads every offer.
- With Auto-add on it clicks the plus on each offer that is not already added, then returns to the grid.
- Your RightCard offer count for that card lands on Chase's own count, give or take one.
It works per card
Chase offers are per card, not per login, so the extension records which card each offer belongs to from the page itself. Five Chase cards means five grids; each one syncs to the right card.
Then it answers the question that matters
On any store's website, click the RightCard icon and it tells you which of your cards already has an offer there. On your phone, the app goes further: it weighs the offer against every card's category rate and this quarter's rotating 5%, and names one winner.
What it never does
No bank login, no balances, no transactions, no browsing history. It runs only on bank sites, and only while you are signed in to RightCard. Signed out, it is not on any page at all.
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FAQ
Is there a Chrome extension for Chase Offers?
Yes. RightCard for Chrome is free in the Chrome Web Store. It adds your Chase Offers from your own Chase offers page and shows which card has an offer at a store you visit.
Does the Chase Offers extension need my Chase login?
No. You sign in to Chase yourself in your own tab. The extension reads the offers on that page and never sees your credentials, balances or transactions.
Why does my RightCard count differ from Chase's by one?
RightCard keeps one offer per store per card while Chase sometimes lists a location twice, and an offer can lapse on its last day in a different timezone. A difference of one or two is normal.
Which other banks work?
Amex, Citi and Wells Fargo sync and auto-add the same way. Bank of America and U.S. Bank are manual sync only. Capital One is excluded on purpose: its offers are a click-through portal, so a script clicking them would burn the attribution instead of earning it.
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