FaveCard offers a card that is free forever, but once you pass your first 30 customers, it stays in new customers' browsers: Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes need the Pro plan, at $39 a month, and team accounts need Business, at $59. On StampyWallet, both wallets and an unlimited team come with Essential, at $29 a month before tax. FaveCard's figures were read on its own pricing page.
Entry price
StampyWallet : $29 / £19 / €20 a monthbefore tax
FaveCard : $0 (browser card) / $39 / $59 / $149 per month(Free, Pro, Business, Multi)
Setup fee
StampyWallet : €0
FaveCard : No hidden fees advertised
Trial
StampyWallet : 30 days free
FaveCard : No trial: premium tools until your first 30 customersthen Free or a paid plan
Commitment
StampyWallet : No commitment
FaveCard : No commitment, renewed monthly; 2 months free paid yearly
What is capped
StampyWallet : Unlimited customers, cards and scans
FaveCard : Free: 1 active card, no Wallet pass for new customers; team accounts from Business
FaveCard prices read on October 18, 2026 from their public pricing page (favecard.co/en/pricing). Prices change : check before deciding.
To put the card in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet and let your staff stamp, FaveCard asks for its Business plan, at $59 a month. On StampyWallet, it all comes with $29 (£19, €20), along with messages to all your customers and 30 days to try it.
What changes
On FaveCard's Free plan, once you pass your first 30 customers, new customers get their card by email and cannot add it to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet: it stays in their browser. Wallet passes start on Pro, at $39 a month. With us, the card goes into both wallets from one QR code, from Essential.
On FaveCard, team accounts are a Business feature, at $59 a month; otherwise the owner scans stamps, and each staff member downloads the FaveCard app. On StampyWallet, the team is unlimited on every plan, and the counter stamps from a web page on any phone, nothing to install.
Birthdays, messages between visits and Google review requests sit in Business, at $59 on FaveCard. Our Growth plan, at $49 (£35, €40), sends reminders on its own, sends the direct link to your Google listing after a reward and includes 200 texts a month.
OVH hosting in Strasbourg, CSV export at any time, and by default nothing asked of your customers beyond a first name. FaveCard's pricing page doesn't say where data is hosted, and keeps customer CSV export for Business.
Over a year
Each entry price, taken from its own pricing page, times the number of months, plus any setup fee. As listed, before usage fees.
What their page says: « $0 (browser card) / $39 / $59 / $149 per month (Free, Pro, Business, Multi) » ; « No hidden fees advertised ». Our price here is the one on our dollar price list.
Over 12 months
$120 less with StampyWallet over 12 months.
Line by line
| Criterion | StampyWallet | FaveCard |
|---|---|---|
| At the counter2 | ||
| Team accounts | Unlimited, on every plan | Unlimited from Business, $59 / month |
| Stamping at the counter | A web page on any phone, nothing to install | The FaveCard app, downloaded by each staff member |
| Messages and texts2 | ||
| Birthdays, win-back, Google reviews | Yes : On Growth, $49 | Yes : On Business, $59 |
| Text messages to customers | Yes : 200 a month on Growth | Not stated : Not mentioned on their page |
| Gift cards1 | ||
| Gift cards | Yes : A product or an amount, in the Wallet, redeemed with a scan (Growth) | Not stated : Not mentioned on their page |
| Price and terms2 | ||
| Entry price with Apple Wallet and Google Wallet | Yes : $29 / £19 / €20 a month, before tax | Yes : $39 / month (Pro) |
| Trial | 30 days free | Premium tools until your first 30 customers |
| Your data, and the day you stop1 | ||
| Data hosting | France (OVH, Strasbourg), under GDPR | Not stated on its pricing page |
The marks sum up each cell; the recorded text is what counts. "Not stated" means their page does not say it, nothing more. FaveCard prices read on October 18, 2026 from their public pricing page (favecard.co/en/pricing). Prices change : check before deciding.
What changes
What the table doesn't show, and what you can try for thirty days before paying.
Sell a product or an amount, valid for 3, 6 or 12 months. StampyWallet sends it to the person receiving it by email, or by text where texting is available; it goes into their Wallet and is redeemed with a scan, at the same counter as the loyalty card. On the Growth plan.
The birthday message only goes out once you've written what you're giving, and the gift stays good for thirty days. At the counter, the screen reminds you when the customer comes in. On the Growth plan.
Four collections drawn for small businesses (café, florist, trattoria, studio), your logo, your colours, your own stamp, even photos of your products on the card. The Apple Wallet and Google Wallet preview follows every change, from the Essential plan.
Who it is for
A café, a barbershop or a salon that wants the card in every new customer's wallet and several people at the counter, without paying $59 a month to get there.
A client who comes back at six weeks instead of ten is two extra visits a year. The card counts the visits, the win-back catches the ones drifting away, and the stamp happens while you take payment.
A new set every three to four weeks is exactly the rhythm of a ten-slot card. A free set at the end, or a tier halfway, and the reminder goes out on its own when the gap stretches.
Treatments, waxing, packages : it all rides on the next appointment. The card stays in the phone, and the birthday message only goes out if you have written what you are offering. Never a bare wish.
A passing customer installs nothing : they scan the QR on the counter, the card is in their wallet in three seconds, and the tenth free coffee is what pays for the first nine.
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Questions
According to its pricing page: Free at $0, Pro at $39 a month, Business at $59 and Multi at $149 for three locations, then $39 per extra location. Premium tools are free until your first 30 customers; paid yearly, any paid plan gets two months free.
Not for new customers once you pass the first 30: on Free, they get the card by email and it stays in their browser. Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes need a paid plan, from Pro at $39. On StampyWallet, both wallets come with Essential.
With us, yes, on every plan: an unlimited team, stamping from a web page on their phone. On FaveCard, team accounts start with Business, at $59 a month, and each staff member downloads the FaveCard app.
Thirty days free, no commitment, every Growth feature open. A printed sign and your phone are enough to stamp your first customer this afternoon.
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