Domino's does not issue its own credit card
Domino's Pizza does not have a branded credit card. There is no Domino's-issued Visa, Mastercard, or American Express that you can use to earn rewards on pizza purchases or anywhere else. If you see a card marketed as a "Domino's credit card" online, it is either outdated information or a third-party offer unaffiliated with the chain.
What Domino's does offer is a rewards program called Domino's Rewards, which you join through their website or mobile app. This program tracks your purchases and lets you earn points toward free food — but it is not a credit card product. You can use any payment method (credit card, debit card, cash, or digital wallet) to make a purchase and still earn Domino's Rewards points if your account is linked to the order.
If you want to earn credit card rewards on Domino's purchases, you would use a general-purpose card — a cash-back card, a dining card, or a card that earns points on all purchases — and then separately enroll in Domino's Rewards through the app to stack both rewards programs.
Key Takeaways
- Domino's does not issue a credit card; the chain operates only a points-based rewards program called Domino's Rewards.
- You can earn Domino's Rewards points with any payment method as long as you link your account to the order through the app or website.
- To earn credit card rewards on Domino's purchases, use a cash-back or dining card and enroll in Domino's Rewards separately to combine both programs.
- Domino's Rewards points are redeemable only for Domino's menu items and cannot be transferred or converted to cash.
How Domino's Rewards works instead
Domino's Rewards is a free membership program. You create an account on the Domino's website or through their mobile app, link a payment method, and start earning points on every order you place through those channels. You earn points whether you pick up your order, have it delivered, or dine in at a location that offers that option.
The earning rate is typically one point per dollar spent on food and beverages, though Domino's occasionally runs promotions that double or triple points for a limited time. Points accumulate in your account and can be redeemed for free menu items once you reach a threshold — usually around 60 to 100 points depending on what you order.
The program is tied to your Domino's account, not to a physical card or a credit card. You do not need to carry anything or show a card at checkout. Your points are automatically tracked when you order through the app or website using your registered account.
Combining Domino's Rewards with a credit card
If you want to earn both credit card rewards and Domino's Rewards points on the same purchase, you can. Order through the Domino's app or website while logged into your Rewards account, then pay with a credit card that earns cash back or points on dining purchases. You will earn Domino's points from the purchase total and credit card rewards from the same transaction.
Cards that commonly earn bonus rewards on dining include the Chase Sapphire Preferred (3 points per dollar on dining), the American Express Gold Card (4 points per dollar on restaurants), and various cash-back cards that offer 2% to 5% back on restaurant purchases. The credit card reward is separate from and does not reduce your Domino's Rewards points.
This stacking works because Domino's Rewards is a merchant loyalty program, not a credit card program. The credit card issuer and Domino's do not coordinate; they straightforward both track and reward the same purchase independently.
What you can redeem Domino's Rewards points for
Domino's Rewards points can be redeemed only for items on the Domino's menu. You cannot convert points to cash, transfer them to another person, or use them toward non-food purchases like delivery fees or tip. The redemption value varies by item — a free small pizza might cost 60 points, while a free large pizza or specialty item might cost 100 or more.
Domino's periodically updates the menu and the point values for each item. You can see the current redemption options and point costs in the Rewards section of the app or website before you redeem. Once you redeem points, they are deducted from your account when ready and cannot be reversed.
Points do not expire as long as your account remains active. If you have not placed an order in a long time, Domino's may close your account, but the company typically sends a notice before doing so.
Comparing Domino's Rewards to other restaurant loyalty programs
Domino's Rewards is simpler than some restaurant programs but less generous than others. You earn one point per dollar, which is standard for many pizza chains. Competitors like Pizza Hut and Papa John's also offer one point per dollar in their loyalty programs. Chipotle's rewards program, by contrast, earns one point per dollar but lets you redeem points for free items at lower thresholds, making it feel faster to earn a reward.
The main advantage of Domino's Rewards is that it is free and requires no card or membership fee. You straightforward create an account. There are no tiers, no annual fees, and no restrictions on who can join. The main limitation is that points can only be used at Domino's, whereas a credit card reward can be used anywhere.
If you order from Domino's frequently, stacking a dining-focused credit card with Domino's Rewards will earn you more value than either program alone. If you order occasionally, Domino's Rewards alone may be sufficient, and a general cash-back card might be simpler to manage.
How to enroll and start earning
Go to dominos.com or read the Domino's mobile app. Select "Sign Up" or "Create Account" and enter your email address, password, and phone number. Add a payment method (credit card, debit card, or digital wallet) to your account. Once your account is set up, any order you place through the app or website while logged in will automatically earn Rewards points.
You do not need to do anything special at checkout or provide a code. The points are added to your account after the order is confirmed. You can check your points balance in the Rewards section of the app or website at any time.
If you order by phone or in person at a Domino's location, you will not earn Rewards points unless you provide your phone number or email at the time of order and that information is linked to your account. Some locations can look up your account by phone number, but the app or website order is the most reliable way to may support points are credited.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Domino's Rewards points if I order by phone?
Not automatically. If you call to order, you must provide your phone number or email address at the time of the order, and that information must be linked to your Domino's Rewards account. Even then, some locations may not be set up to credit points for phone orders. Ordering through the app or website guarantees your points are tracked.
What happens to my points if I do not order for a long time?
Domino's may close inactive accounts, but the company typically sends a notice before doing so. As long as your account is active, points do not expire. If your account is closed, you would need to create a new one and start earning points from zero.
Can I combine Domino's Rewards with a coupon or promotion?
Yes. You earn Domino's Rewards points based on the total amount you pay after discounts and coupons are applied. If you use a coupon that reduces your bill, you earn points on the lower amount. Promotional point multipliers (like double points) stack with coupons, so you earn the multiplied rate on the discounted price.
Is there a credit card I can use to earn extra Domino's rewards?
Domino's does not issue a co-branded credit card. However, you can use any dining-focused credit card (like the American Express Gold Card or Chase Sapphire Preferred) to earn credit card rewards on Domino's purchases, then separately earn Domino's Rewards points through the app. Both rewards are credited to you independently.
Can I transfer my Domino's Rewards points to someone else?
No. Domino's Rewards points are tied to your account and cannot be transferred, gifted, or shared. Only the account holder can redeem points. If you want to give someone a Domino's gift, you would need to purchase a Domino's gift card instead.