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U.S. Bank Altitude® Go Visa Signature® Card

U.S. Bank Altitude Points
Welcome bonus
20,000 points
≈ $200 at 1.0¢ per point
after $1,000 spend in 3 months
Annual fee$0 
Value per point~1.0¢median of 1 published valuation
First-year value*$742easy credits counted · $727 with none
Year 2+ value*$542each year after the first, after the fee · $527 with no credits
$0 fee vs $15 in stated credits a yearFace value. You’d use $15 by our default → yearly cost after year 1 −$15 ↓
Worth ~1.0¢/pt, median of 1 published valuation
  • AwardWallet 1.0¢ (Altitude Rewards, value set manually by AwardWallet)

Only one published value found. No published value from The Points Guy, NerdWallet, Bankrate, Upgraded Points, One Mile at a Time, Frequent Miler (RRV). Checked 2026-10-23. How we use these

See the offer on U.S. Bank’s site ↗ Run your own numbers

Source: U.S. Bank card page · checked October 23, 2026. *Value uses our sample profile ($31,100/yr spend, no favorite airline or hotel) and the community value of 1.0¢ per point (median of published valuations) — see method.

Credits & perks

Annual fee$0
vs
Stated credits a year$15face value, as U.S. Bank states it
Face value isn’t real value. A $25-a-month credit for something you’d never buy is worth $0 to you, and most credits are use-it-or-lose-it by month, quarter or half-year. Tick only what you’d spend on anyway.

Which would you actually use?

Our assumption: the boxes ticked to start are the “easy” credits: broad, flexible or automatic (general travel credits, airline-fee credits on any airline, Global Entry/TSA, anniversary free nights). Niche or single-merchant credits start unticked. Your choices are saved in this browser and also used by the calculator.

Your net cost−$15Yearly cost after year 1: annual fee − credits you’ll use ($15)
Year 2+ value*$542each year after the first, after the annual fee, with your ticks
First-year value*$742bonus + earning + credits − fee

Counts each ticked credit at 100% of face value. Global Entry/TSA counts as a quarter a year. Free nights use our point values. *At our sample profile; how credits are counted.

Source: U.S. Bank card page and benefit terms · checked 2026-10-23.

How it earns

  • 4x Dining & takeout up to $8,000/yr
  • 2x Groceries
  • 1x everything else
  • 4x dining on the first $2,000 each quarter (modeled as $8,000/yr). 2x also on streaming. Excludes discount stores/supercenters and wholesale clubs from grocery.

Offer details

  • 20,000 points after $1,000 in 3 months

Annual fee $0. Credits from the issuer page are in Credits & perks above.

Questions about the U.S. Bank Altitude Go

What is the U.S. Bank Altitude Go welcome bonus?

20,000 points after $1,000 in 3 months, about $200 at the median published point value, per U.S. Bank’s card page checked October 23, 2026.

What is the U.S. Bank Altitude Go annual fee?

$0, as listed on U.S. Bank’s page on October 23, 2026.

How much are its points worth?

About 1.0¢ each: the median of 1 published valuations (range 1.0–1.0¢), checked October 23, 2026.

What credits does the U.S. Bank Altitude Go include?

$15 a year in stated credits at face value, across 1 credit. By our default (only easy, flexible credits) you’d use $15, so the yearly cost after year 1 is −$15.

Is the U.S. Bank Altitude Go worth it?

It depends on your spending. At our sample profile ($31,100 a year, easy credits only) it comes to $742 in the first year and $542 each year after (Year 2+ value, after the annual fee). Enter your own numbers in the calculator.

The math at our sample profile

Sample: Dining & takeout $4,800 · Groceries $7,200 · Gas & EV charging $2,400 · Flights (booked with the airline) $2,000 · Hotels (booked with the hotel) $1,500 · Other travel $1,200 · Everything else $12,000. Credits: our default “easy” ticks.

Welcome bonus: 20,000 points × 1.0¢$200
A year of earning: 52,700 points × 1.0¢$527
Streaming credit$15
Annual fee−$0
First year / Year 2+$742 / $542

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