GameStop's Pro Credit Card, issued by Comenity Capital Bank, is built around stacking with GameStop's $25/year Pro membership program. The base card earns 20 points per $1 on eligible GameStop purchases; with an active Pro membership, that doubles to 40 points per $1 — and new cardholders get a free first year of Pro included.
How the points math works
At 40 points per $1, a $500 console-and-games purchase earns 20,000 points — GameStop's redemption terms and current point-value rates apply at checkout, so confirm the live redemption value before counting on a specific dollar figure. The card charges no annual fee itself; the cost of reaching the top tier is the $25 Pro renewal after your free first year.
The 35.99% APR problem
Like most store cards issued by Comenity, the GameStop Pro Credit Card carries a steep 35.99% variable APR tied to the Prime Rate. Big-ticket gaming purchases (new consoles routinely run $400-500+) are exactly the kind of spend that tempts a carried balance — don't. At this rate, interest on even a modest balance outpaces the rewards value within a billing cycle or two.
Who this card fits
This card makes sense for GameStop regulars who already buy games, consoles, and accessories there and who pay their statement in full every month. If GameStop isn't a repeat destination for you, a flat-rate cash-back card will out-earn this one on everyday spending.
Our methodology
Every figure above — APR, fees, and the points structure — is attributed to the Comenity Capital Bank cardholder agreement and GameStop's published Pro-membership terms, verified June 2026. ClearValue Lending is not a card issuer; we score and compare publicly available terms. Confirm current terms at gamestop.com before applying. See our full review methodology for how we score cards.