Let me talk to you about how to get a high-limit business credit card for a brand-new LLC—no matter what. In this video, I break it down step-by-step, starting with the typology of LLC credit cards so you’re not out here applying blind. I run through options like Capital One Spark Classic (solid for less-than-stellar credit), Brex (startup-friendly and can be no personal guarantee), Chase Ink Business Cash (harder credit requirements, but relationships matter), Wells Fargo’s business secured card, and a few rare credit-union cards with surprisingly high max limits. Then I get real about the stuff people skip: you’ve got to zero in on the right card based on your banking relationship, your spending patterns, your liquidity, and the founders’ credit scores (yes, you better know your score). I also tell you to get legit—EIN, business bank account, accounting, permits/licenses if needed, and paperwork like articles of organization. Finally, I explain why I prefer applying in-branch (or at least by phone) with clean financials, projections, disclosure notes, and a business plan—because online is just you versus an algorithm. Stay marvelous.