We're sorry, but the Staples® Credit Card may no longer be available to new applicants or we may no longer be able to obtain complete information related to this offer. For customer service call: 800-733-2713
You can review Staples® Credit Card's rates and fees according to our latest records, which may be outdated. Alternatively, you can compare the latest credit card offers.
Rewards%APR274Reviews6Q&AContact
RewardsAPRWalletHub ReviewQ&ACustomer Reviews
Accepted Credit Scores
Accepted Credit Scores
Excellent Credit, Good Credit, Fair Credit
Annual Fee
$0
Rewards
Earn 5% back in rewards on your in-store and online purchases — Automatic upgrade to Premier status.
Free next–day delivery with no minimum purchase. Eligible items only.
$2 back in rewards for each ink cartridge recycled for a maximum of 20 times per month.
$25 off in Print & Marketing services annually; and $20 off in Tech Diagnostic Services annually (in store only).
Rewards are issued online monthly in increments of $5.
APR on Purchases
0% intro APR for 6 - 18 months, 27.99% (V) APR after that
Can't find what you are looking for? Submit your question about Staples® Credit Card to our community. Editorial and user-generated content is not provided, reviewed or endorsed by the issuer of this card.
The credit score that you needed for the Staples® Credit Card was 640, at a minimum. This means at least fair credit was required for approval. However, the Staples® Credit Card is no longer available to new applicants.
Alternative Credit Card Option
If you're looking for a similar credit card, you should consider the Office Depot Credit Card, instead. This card also requires at least fair credit for approval (a credit score of 640+). Plus, you can earn 2% back in rewards on all eligible purchases made at Office Depot.
You should also note that while your credit score is an important factor, there are plenty of other things that will impact your chances of being approved for the Office Depot Credit Card, too. Some other key criteria include your income, existing debt load, and number of open accounts, among other things. Altogether, these factors comprise your overall creditworthiness and dictate your chances of approval.
Most of the time you won't need your ID to use your Staples credit card in store, but there can be times where you may be asked for it depending on the situation.
Share your insights and review the Staples® Credit Card
5
27%
4
47%
3
15%
2
6%
1
4%
3.8
274 reviews
274 reviews
What's Your Rating?
Most Recent
Most RecentMost Useful
Review sort
blitz_kravmaga @blitz_kravmaga
Report Abuse
1 Star Rating
30% interest. Really? Disgusting and usurious. Terrible customer service. Incorrect late fees (I had to call and wait to speak to someone to have them removed.) How can any bank get away with charging 30% interest??
show more
show less
Comment
3
1
williamsmelissa1994 @williamsmelissa1994
Report Abuse
2 Star Rating
Easy to apply- same day purchase, but I have had mainly frustration working with them. I got the card in order to purchase a laptop with 0% interest for 12 months. On track to pay it off in 12 months, no problem. 9 months in and I keep making telephone payments and their phone system keeps telling me they were unable to process payments- so I get charged late fees. Couldn't pay for 3 months without contacting an "account specialist". I finally get them to take some of the fees off. Then, a few months ago I paid off the rest of the amount- no problem, they say. My account is clear and fine! No bills for 2 months and then all of the sudden I get a bill for $5.00- $3.00 charge and $2.00 late fee, even though I haven't even used the card. I called them up and nobody seems to know why this charge is on here, because my card doesn't have service charges. They take them off and I close my account within 15 minutes. Customer service is really nice and competent but whatever billing system they use is absolutely not worth it. My credit score has taken more hits from this card than I care to admit, strictly for that reason.
show more
show less
Comment
2
0
Richard Kleinsdiest @4keytar
Report Abuse
1 Star Rating
I received a promotional brochure in the mail heralding $75 off my first purchase of $150 or more. I ordered 5 ink cartridges for $170+ and jumped through all the hoops in applying. The online order showed -$75 and a balance under $100. When I got the bill, there was no indication of a $75 credit. I spent 30 min or so on the phone to Staples and the More account people. No one mentioned any way to reconcile the problem, so I returned all of the cartridges. As soon as I receive a balance zero statement, I am closing this account.
show more
show less
Comment
2
0
Talya Syvann @talyas
Report Abuse
1 Star Rating
I was not discounted the $50 that I was promised for a $150 purchase. Citibank sells your social security number and income to all its marketing affiliates, even after you quit, and gives you no option to stop it. It's terrible. NEVER WORK WITH CITIBANK OR STAPLES.
show more
show less
Comment
1
1
Andrea Alexander @andreaa_12
Report Abuse
1 Star Rating
I got my card last year after the associate said I wouldn't have to pay interest for 12 months. fast forward 10 months and I find out that I've been paying interest the whole time. The "best" a supervisor at the call center can do is credit two months interest. I call complete BS on the whole thing.
show more
show less
Comment
2
3
Cole Miller @colem2
Report Abuse
1 Star Rating
Like another reviewer, the store mis-entered address which resulted in my not receiving my first More account bill for 3 months. When I finally received,my $100 calculator had another $74 in "late fees". I paid through my bank bill pay system and thought I was done. But NOOO. Apparently, Staples claims to have received the amount 5 days past the due date for that cycle. So they charged me another $37 in late fees + interest. I sent the bill back with the note that I had paid in full. I was receiving automated vmails from Citi, but ignored as I don't have an account with Citi and they were not specific as to their nature & thought it was spam. After receiving my latest bill with yet more charges, I called Staples/More customer service to figure out why I was still getting billed for what amounted to purely late fees & interest on interest (no real balance on the account) . The customer service rep was rude, told me I needed to pay all charges and that they would proactively notify credit bureaus of my default payments. My $100 calculator has cost me over $350 due primarily to their error in entering my address. Needless to say, I WILL NEVER SHOP AT STAPLES OR BANK WITH CITI AGAIN.
show more
show less
Comment
2
1
Andrew Lopez @andrew.lopez.50364592
Report Abuse
4 Star Rating
I got this card for one of my businesses. We tend to buy quite a bit of office supplies and printing materials. Having this card helped us streamline our purchases. We also enjoyed no interest payments initially, which was great considering we were doing consignment work. This card is backed by citibank and their customer service is very good. Application process was smooth but we did have to provide additional information after the online application. Overall I would recommend this card to business owners.
show more
show less
Comment
4
2
Chelsea Clark @chelseac1
Report Abuse
3 Star Rating
While the 5% reward rate is appealing, the extremely high APR of 27.99% is exorbitant. It is not worth it, in my opinion. I have heard of other cards, such as the Walmart Business Store Card, with a much lower APR of about 14%. The maximum late fee of $38 is comparable to other cards, and the grace period of 25 days is also comparable. What I really like about this card is the online accessibility of the account, for faster payment and an easy way to keep track of everything. Overall, I would choose to find a different card.
show more
show less
Comment
2
2
Troy Johnson @troyj5
Report Abuse
2 Star Rating
Applying for a card these days should always come with some sort of bonus incentive. The Staples card doesn't have any incentive bonus, which is the first major strike. My Chase Freedom card came with a $150 bonus, so I'm slightly disappointed the Staples card receives nothing. The regular APR is just under 30% is the 2nd major strike, making this card an all around terrible deal. The only saving grace is no annual fee and the 5% back on rewards. The free shipping seems debatable, since there are two major exclusions. Overall, this card is not worth the meager 5% bonus.
show more
show less
Comment
3
3
Tara Laterza @taral_5
Report Abuse
1 Star Rating
Have you noticed the $50 off if you spend $150 or more add?? It is a total scam!!! All over the staples card center area it tells you to apply today by "clicking here" and you will get $50 off if you are approved. But then if you look closely, right by the APPLY NOW button it says "in-store applications only." Yet when you call on the phone and ask, they say it doesn't matter how you get approved, that as long as you spend $150 or more within 45 days and are a new card member, you will get this $50. Guess what....3 months and 5 phone calls later - this big company STAPLES said to me basically "well even though you had to go to the store and pick up your $850 worth of products and were approved, hitting apply now online did not qualify you!!! Unbelievable!!!! The amount of money my whole family spends in this store makes them a profit well over $50. That is just bad business and why buying from a huge company is so impersonal. This would never happen with a small business - it would be more personable without using a scam method of APPLY NOW button all over the place and uninformed sales reps telling you its okay to do it online.
We work hard to show you up-to-date product terms, however, this information does not originate from us and thus, we do not guarantee its accuracy. When you click "Apply Now" you will be directed to the offering institution's website. In addition, keep in mind that actual rates and other information may vary for a number of reasons including the applicant's' creditworthiness and differences between an individual's situation and the criteria/assumptions used to generate the information displayed. Before submitting an application, always verify all terms and conditions with the offering institution. Please let us know if you notice any differences.
Ad Disclosure: Offers originating from paying advertisers are noted as “Sponsored” at the top of this page. Advertising may impact how and where offers appear on this site (including, for example, the order in which they appear). At WalletHub we try to present a wide array of offers, but our offers do not represent all financial services companies or products.
Irrespective of whether an offering institution is a paid advertiser, the presence of offer information on WalletHub does not constitute a referral or endorsement of the institution by us or vice versa. Furthermore, offers have not been reviewed or approved by the offering institution. Information is displayed first and foremost to help consumers make better decisions.
Editorial Disclaimer: Editorial and user-generated content on this page is not provided, commissioned, reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by the issuer. In addition, it is not the issuer’s responsibility to ensure all posts and/or questions are answered.