Stamps, tiers or points
A digital punch card with one reward at the end, several rewards on the same card, or points whose value you choose at each visit. The gesture at the counter stays the same.
Features
Simple at the counter. Serious behind it.
Updated
Nine pages, one per subject. Each covers what StampyWallet does today, in full, no asterisks. Pricing then follows the level of support and automation your shop actually needs.
The ten pages
01
The card
The card
Apple Wallet, Google Wallet, and a web card for everyone else. Nothing to install, not for you, not for them.
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How you count
Counting
Stamps, tiers or points, and a register that can do the counting for you.
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Your look
Your look
Color, logo, background image, stamp: it all gets set on one screen, with the card previewed beside it.
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At the counter
At the counter
Your phone is the whole setup. You see who it is before confirming, and the network can drop without stopping service.
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Till connectors
POS loyalty program
Your POS sends each paid sale, the card updates on its own. No compatible POS? Your phone scans the card.
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Coming back
Coming back
Automatic reminders, a nudge for the ones who stopped coming, a message to everyone, on the lock screen, and never at three in the morning.
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The birthday
The birthday
The one day you have a good reason to write, provided you have something to give.
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Google reviews
Google reviews
Your loyal customers are your best reviews. We ask them at the right moment, with the direct link to your Google listing.
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Gift cards
Gift cards
A free item or an amount, in your colors, in the recipient's Wallet. Paid at your register, charged at the scan.
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The numbers
The numbers
Who comes back, on which days, what it all adds up to, who is drifting. Six cards, and the arithmetic shown next to the answer.
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Your call
The settings
Every field off, optional or required. Team accounts at no extra cost. Nobody to ask for permission.
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By trade
The card, set up for your business.
Same card, different reward, different counter. One page per trade, with the card, the format that works and the price.
Coffee shops and cafés
Coffee shop loyalty card
The 10th coffee free, a two-second scan at rush hour, and prepaid bundles of ten drinks.
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Bakeries and pastry shops
Bakery loyalty card
The 10th pastry free, in your customer's Wallet. Stamped in two seconds, line included.
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Nail salons and nail bars
Nail salon loyalty card
Free nail art, points by service, a bundle of five gel manicures and a reminder when the regrowth shows.
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Lash extensions and lifts
Lash studio loyalty card
The 8th fill free, a prepaid bundle of five fills, and a nudge before she needs a whole new set.
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Beauty salons and day spas
Beauty salon loyalty card
Points by treatment, facial series counted session by session, and gift cards spent over several visits.
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Barbershops and hair salons
Barbershop and hair salon loyalty card
The 10th cut free, a "Book" button on the back of the card, and a nudge timed to each client's own rhythm.
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Restaurants, pizzerias and takeout
Restaurant loyalty card
The 8th meal free or a point per dollar, in your guest's Wallet. They scan when paying, you stamp from your phone.
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Bubble tea shops and matcha bars
Bubble tea and matcha loyalty card
The 10th boba free, matcha on its own counter, and prepaid "10 matchas" packages in the Wallet.
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Tattoo and piercing studios
Tattoo studio loyalty card
A free flash on the fifth session, or points for every dollar spent, in your clients' Wallet. No app.
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Pilates and yoga studios
Pilates & yoga studio loyalty card
Your 10th class free and the 10-class pack, in your members' Wallet. One scan at check-in.
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Florists
Florist loyalty card
A point per dollar from stems to arrangements, flower holidays written ahead, prepaid bouquets for the bistro next door.
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Grooming salons
Dog grooming loyalty card
One card per owner, two dogs in one scan, reminders timed for the poodle and the shepherd alike, and a Book button.
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Dry cleaners and laundries
Dry cleaner loyalty card
One stamp per order, not two; per piece, per ticket or per dollar; the commuter's shirt package and comforters in May.
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Car washes
Car wash loyalty card
One stamp for an exterior, two for a full wash, and a message to drivers on the first dry morning.
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Shoe repair and key cutting
Shoe repair loyalty card
One point per dollar, from a key to a resole, and a card that waits six months without fading.
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Laundromats
Laundromat loyalty card
Self sign-up at the wall sign, points during staffed hours, payment system connected on request.
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Gyms, boxing, CrossFit
Gym loyalty card
A coaching session after 12 workouts, and a nudge to the member who stopped showing up, before they cancel.
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Climbing and bouldering gyms
Climbing gym loyalty card
Your 10th entry free, the 10-entry pack in the Wallet, and a message the day the overhang gets reset.
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Escape rooms, bowling, laser tag
Escape room & bowling loyalty card
A card for all six players, room six on the house, and a heads-up to everyone when the new room opens.
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Butcher shops and delis
Butcher shop loyalty card
One stamp per spending bracket, the Sunday roast worth more than Tuesday's deli ham, and your annual closure taken into account.
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Cheese shops and cheesemongers
Cheese shop loyalty card
A point for every dollar cut, new arrivals announced on the day, and December customers brought back the following year.
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Produce stores and greengrocers
Produce market loyalty card
One card for the shop and the farmers market stall, even with no signal, a seasonal reward and the weekly basket paid in advance.
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Food trucks and mobile kitchens
Food truck loyalty card
Today's spot sent every morning, the weekly route on the back of the card, a stamp per meal at the window, signal or not.
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Burgers, kebabs, wraps and fast food
Burger and kebab shop loyalty card
Your 10th kebab free, a QR code in every delivery bag to bring people to the counter, and your rush hours read from your visits.
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Sushi, poke bowls and Japanese takeout
Sushi and poke loyalty card
One stamp for every $12, so bowls and platters each count for what they're worth, plus a message for people one visit from their reward.
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Pastry and chocolate shops
Pastry and chocolate shop loyalty card
One point per dollar, from a tartlet to a box of truffles, and your Easter eggs announced on the lock screen. In the Wallet, no app.
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Ice cream and gelato shops
Ice cream shop loyalty card
The 10th scoop free, three cones stamped in one go, and stamps that spend the winter safe on the phone.
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Crêperies and crêpe stands
Crêperie loyalty card
A dessert crêpe on the 5th meal, a full galette on the 10th, and your Chandeleur night on the lock screen.
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Bookstores
Bookstore loyalty card
One stamp per $20 of books, a $10 reward on the tenth, a separate row for gifts and stationery.
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Refill and bulk stores
Refill store loyalty card
A stamp per $10 weighed, or a point per dollar, plus a row for customers who come back with their own jars.
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Pet stores
Pet store loyalty card
A row for kibble bags, the eleventh on the house, and a nudge when a customer's bag should be empty.
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The details
Everything StampyWallet does, feature by feature.
The full list of what exists in the app today, laid out like a shop's day. Each tile tells you which plan it belongs to. During the 30-day trial, everything is open.
Essential in every plan. Growth in Growth and Network.
The card
Per visit or per amount
One stamp per visit, or one stamp per spending step (for example 1 stamp per 10 spent). In points mode, 1 point per unit spent. Type the amount and the card does the math.
Two counters on one card
A regular range and a premium range, each with its own stamp and reward. At the counter, you pick the range before scanning.
Nine card shapes
For stamps: boxes, no boxes, objects or circles. For points: medals, showcase, fill, path or ring.
A photo for every reward
The croissant, the coffee or the haircut appears on the card, cut out, in place of the stamp at its threshold. Gray until earned, in color once reached.
Your card in minutes
Pick a template at sign-up, then set your logo, colors, ink and background on a single page. The preview stays in view and everything saves as you go.
On your customers' phones
Apple Wallet and Google Wallet
The card is added in one tap to the wallet already on the phone. No app to download, no account to create.
A web card for everyone else
A customer without a wallet keeps their card in the browser, with the same design, stamps and rewards.
A notification with every stamp
The card updates right after the scan and the customer is told on their lock screen. On Android, the message makes the phone ring.
In your shop's language
The card and its notifications speak English, French or Spanish, depending on the language chosen for your shop.
At the counter
Scan with your own phone
Any recent smartphone reads the card, iPhone included. No terminal to buy or rent.
A customer without their card
Forgot their phone? Find them by first name, last name, email, phone or code, and stamp anyway.
Even offline
Your dashboard installs on the home screen like an app. The scanner opens and finds your customers with no connection.
Unlimited team
As many accounts as you like, invited by link. Staff only see the scanner, managers see the numbers and the card, and every stamp keeps the name of who gave it.
The counter poster and QR code
A print-ready poster in A5 or A6, readable even in black and white, and the QR code on its own for your other materials.
Your rules
A delay against double stamps, welcome stamps, reward expiry, closures and holidays, and what you ask customers for (first name, email, phone, birthday), optional or required.
Bring customers back
A message to all your customers
News, new hours, a closure: a notification on every customer's card, with a preview before sending.
Targeted messages
Write only to customers you have not seen in a while, or to those who are almost at their reward.
Automatic reminders
"One stamp to go" and "your reward is waiting" go out on their own, outside the quiet hours you set.
Win back lapsed regulars
A regular who stops coming gets one message per absence, with your text or ours. The dashboard counts those who return.
Birthdays, with a gift
On the morning of the day, your customer gets their gift, valid for 30 days: 10% off, buy one get one free, or a choice between the two, made from their card or at the counter. A reminder also shows at the scan.
Google reviews
After their first reward, your customer gets a direct link to your Google profile by email or text, the same for everyone. No filtering by rating, nothing in exchange. 200 texts a month included, email unlimited.
Gift cards
A product or an amount
Sell a cake, a session or an amount to give. You set your products, your amounts and how long they last (3, 6 or 12 months). Payment happens at your register, as usual.
In the wallet, or printed
Whoever receives the gift card adds it to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, or prints it to hand over in person.
Redeemed at the scanner
At the counter, you scan the gift card like a loyalty card. The balance updates, and the list of cards sold shows where each one stands: unused, partly used, used or expired.
All about gift cards, with their designs
Your numbers
The dashboard
Your visits, customers and rewards at a glance. Free stamps and your test card are not counted.
Your customers
Your customer list and a record for each one: visits, card, contact details if they gave them. Deleted on request.
The Monday summary
A short email every Monday, readable without opening the app. Never sent after a week with no activity.
Advanced numbers
The curve of your visits, your best days and what the card brings you, estimated from your average ticket.
Segments
Your regulars, your lapsed customers and those close to a reward, counted in opening days so a closure is never mistaken for an absence.
CSV export
Export your customer list whenever you want, without asking anyone.
Around the card
ChatGPT, Claude and Le Chat
Connect your account to your assistant and ask it for your numbers, a message to send, the poster or a card setting. It has the same rights as your plan.
Seven currencies
Euro, US dollar, pound sterling, Canadian dollar, Swiss franc, Australian dollar and Guyanese dollar, for stamps by amount and gift cards.
One team, three languages
The dashboard comes in English, French and Spanish, and each team member can keep their own.
True on all ten
What does not depend on any feature.
Four commitments that hold everywhere, whatever your plan. They are not in a comparison grid because they are not an option.
Nothing to install, anywhereNo app for your customers, no software for you, no terminal to rent. A phone on each side of the counter is enough.
Your customer’s card does not depend on your subscriptionIf you stop, their stamps stay, and you can still stamp. Holding what your customers earned hostage to keep you paying would be dishonest.
Your customers are yoursThe list exports to CSV whenever you like, without asking anyone. We do not use it, we do not sell it, and we never write to them in our own name.
No minimum termWe would rather you stayed because it works. Leave the month you choose.
The questions we get
Questions about the features
What does StampyWallet do?
StampyWallet creates your shop's loyalty card and puts it on your customers' phones, in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. You stamp it by scanning it with your own phone, and the tool handles the rest: reminders, win-back messages for lapsed regulars, Google review requests, gift cards and your weekly numbers.
Does StampyWallet work without an app?
Yes, with no app for you or your customers. A customer adds the card to their phone's wallet with one scan, or keeps it in the browser if they have no wallet. You open your dashboard in your phone's browser, and you can add it to the home screen.
Are both Apple Wallet and Google Wallet included?
Yes, both are included in every plan at no extra cost. On iPhone the card goes into Apple Wallet, on Android into Google Wallet, and each stamp updates the card with a notification on the lock screen.
Which features are in Essential, and which are in Growth?
Essential covers the card, scanning at the counter, unlimited staff accounts, messages to all your customers, the dashboard and CSV export. Growth adds targeted and automatic messages, win-back for lapsed regulars, birthdays, Google review requests, gift cards and advanced numbers. Each tile on this page names its plan.
How much does StampyWallet cost?
Essential is $29 a month plus sales tax in the US (£19 in the UK, €20 in Europe), and Growth is $49 (£35, €40), with no setup fee and no commitment. The first thirty days are free, with no credit card and every Growth feature.
Can StampyWallet connect to my POS?
Yes, on request: we connect your register by hand with you, SumUp, Zettle or the one you already have, and it is included in the subscription. Without a connected register, your phone is enough: you scan the customer's card with the camera.
Your card can exist tonight.
Thirty days free, no credit card, no commitment. Then pick the plan that fits your shop, from €20 excl. VAT per month.
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