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Available now- Ask which card to use, anytime
- The answer at checkout with the Chrome extension
- The dollars and the math behind every pick
min/Max tells you which of your cards earns the most on this purchase, in dollars, before you tap or click pay.
Free to ask. $48 a year to automate, when it ships.
Sample wallet for $84.00 at Whole Foods: Amex Gold, $2.02 back; Discover it Student, $0.84 back; Sapphire Preferred, $0.84 back.
$84.00 at Whole Foods
Use Amex Gold.
$2.02 back.
$1.18 more than Discover it Student.
Its grocery rate.
Sapphire Preferred points at 1¢ each
336 points × 0.6¢ = $2.02.
84 points × 1¢ = $0.84.
A point isn't worth one fixed amount. It depends on how you use it: less as gift cards, often more through travel transfers. min/Max counts one starting value per card so every card compares in dollars.
American Express Gold Card's grocery rate, valued in dollars
Discover it Student Cash Back's base rate, valued in dollars
Chase Sapphire Preferred's base rate, valued in dollars
Not checked yetRotating categories
Spending caps
How the store codes this purchase
Pick each one by name. No card numbers, ever.
Type it in, or let the extension read it at checkout.
You see what it’s worth in dollars, and the math if you want it.
The answer appears on its own at online checkout. It reads the store and the total.
Add the min/Max card to Apple Wallet once. When you tap to pay, it charges whichever of your cards earns the most.

Nothing is charged until Auto ships.
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No. You pick your cards by name. min/Max never asks for a bank login or card number.
Free tells you which card to use. Auto will pick the card for you at checkout, no tap needed. Auto is coming soon; nothing is charged until it ships.
The answer is in dollars. Open the points line to see the value used and the math behind it. Every answer also shows what it checked and what it did not.
min/Max includes 46 cards from 8 banks. Open the app to find your cards by name.