SavorOne vs Savor
Updated September 17, 2026 · from RightCard's verified card and merchant data
Every category, side by side
Published everyday rates. For points cards the value in brackets uses our conservative travel estimate; as cash, points are worth 1¢. No welcome bonuses, no limited-time offers.
| Category | SavorOne | Savor | Wins |
|---|---|---|---|
| Restaurants | 3% | 3% | tie |
| Supermarkets | 3% | 3% | tie |
| Gas stations | 1% | 1% | tie |
| Travel | 1% | 1% | tie |
| Online shopping | 1% | 1% | tie |
| Drugstores | 1% | 1% | tie |
| Transit & rideshare | 1% | 1% | tie |
| Streaming | 3% | 3% | tie |
| Everything else | 1% | 1% | tie |
Fee and credits
| Card | Annual fee | Statement credits | Credits, face value |
|---|---|---|---|
| SavorOne | $39 fee | none verified | — |
| Savor | no annual fee | none verified | — |
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Carrying both
Together they cover 0 of 9 categories above the other card's rate. See the pair as one wallet, then add the rest of your cards.
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FAQ
SavorOne or Savor: which earns more?
Capital One SavorOne and Capital One Savor split the categories 0–0, with 9 tied. SavorOne: $39 fee. Savor: no annual fee. Counting categories is not the same as counting your spend: the winner for you is the one that wins where your money goes.
Which has the lower annual fee, SavorOne or Savor?
SavorOne: $39 fee. Savor: no annual fee.
Should I get both?
Only if each wins a category you spend in. Together they lead in 0 of 9 categories; the rate-my-wallet tool shows the pair as one wallet.
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