Bilt
Palladium
What it is
The Palladium is a Bilt card earning points. For most, its value is mostly up front in the welcome bonus rather than ongoing perks. Bilt's $495 flagship — annual travel credits and Priority Pass lounge access for renters who'll use them. A keeper only if you lean on the travel credits and lounges; Bilt Cash is Bilt's own currency and expires yearly. One Bilt card per person.
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Value is the welcome bonus at your valuations. The Year 1 total also counts recurring benefits and subtracts the annual fee. Spend / mo (the dashed line, right axis) is the monthly pace to clear the minimum spend in time — shown on every view so the spend stays in context.
| Offer | Bonus | Value | Year 1 | Return | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
PUBLIC ATH | 50,000+ $300 credit$4k · 90d | $1,075 | $990 | 25% | Feb ’26 |
What you get
- Bilt hotel credit$400per year
Up to $400 a year in statement credits toward hotels booked through Bilt Travel (two $200 credits, one per half of the year; two-night minimum stay).
- Priority Pass$300per year
Priority Pass Select — unlimited member visits; 2 free guests, then paid (~$469/yr retail).
- Bilt Cash deposit$200per year
$200 in Bilt Cash deposited at the start of each year, usable toward rent points or Bilt partner spend.
Dollar figures are the benefit’s face value. What it’s worth to you — after realistic usage and your own point values — is in the receipt below.
The receipt
standard values| Welcome bonus | +$1,075 |
50,000 Bilt × $775 Statement credit$300 | |
| Benefits (Year 1) | +$410 |
↳ $900 at sticker value — before custom valuations Bilt hotel credit($400 × ) Bilt hotel credit $400 × $180 Priority Pass($300 × ) Priority Pass $300 × $120 Bilt Cash deposit($200 × ) Bilt Cash deposit $200 × ~$110 | |
| Annual fee | −$495 |
| Year 1 | $990 |
| Return for spending $4k | 25% |
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