United's card line-up was refreshed on 1 October, and the Club card lost the Infinite name

Chase refreshed the United cards at the start of October. The current personal line-up, from Chase's own page:

• United Gateway, no annual fee: up to 40,000 miles after $1,000 in three months
• United Explorer, $0 the first year then $150: up to 60,000 miles after $3,000 in three months
• United Quest, $350: up to 90,000 miles plus 500 PQP after $4,000 in three months
• United Club, $695: up to 100,000 miles after $5,000 in three months

Two business cards sit alongside them: United Business at $150 and United Club Business at $695, both showing up to 100,000 miles plus 2,000 PQP.

The name change

Chase lists the top card as the United Club Card. It has also been marketed as the United Club Infinite Card, and that older name is still in wide circulation. Same card.

Offers have already moved

Chase shows the Explorer at 60,000 with an 80,000 figure struck through, and the Gateway at 40,000 with 50,000 struck through, both presented as previous offers. If you saw a higher number reported in October, that is why it does not match what you see now. One report also described an Explorer range of 75,000 to 90,000 depending on authorised-user and flight-attendant-code conditions, which is a reminder that the "up to" in these offers is doing real work.

Chase's 5/24 rule applies across the family.

Sources

Terms change without notice. Confirm anything time-sensitive on the issuer's or provider's own page before you act on it.

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