$39 Annual Fee

Is the Capital One Quicksilver One worth it for you?

Quicksilver One earns the same flat 1.5% cash back as the standard Quicksilver, but adds a $39 annual fee. You need to spend about $2,600/year just to break even on the fee — this calculator shows whether your spending clears that bar.

Bonus / Offer

Did you get a bonus for opening this card? (Quicksilver One does not currently carry a standard welcome offer — leave this off unless you have a specific offer in hand.)

Annual Spending

Enter your total estimated annual spend on the card.

Total Annual Spend1.5%Flat 1.5% cash back on every purchase

$—

Net value after the $39 fee

$-39.00SKIP IT

Cash back earned$39 fee

Cash back (1.5%)$0.00

Annual fee−$39

Net value$-39.00

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