What FICO Score Do You Need to Get a Great Business Credit Card

What credit score do you need to get a great business credit card? www.allcards.com/credit-score...
That question came up recently. I searched the internet using our good friend Mr. Google, but the results it returned were wrong.
Some of the biggest credit card sites that Google seems to love claim you need a score of at least 690 or even 700 to get a business credit card. Even worse, they didn't explain the basis for their claim.
So, we dug into actual FICO score data to come up with an answer.
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[@BiggMo]

I got my Citi business CC as part of my Costco business membership. Started st 24k, quickly rose to 48k Limit, no annual fee.

[@daveschmarder-1950]

My scores are 797 and 818. I've had the same two cards for over 40 years. I only have a narrow credit history no car,, house or personal loans ever.
One way to raise your score is to have lower usage levels. Paying the balance off a couple of times a month keeps that usage percentage down.