Comparison

Digital Loyalty vs Loyverse

Loyverse includes a points-based loyalty programme inside its free POS; Digital Loyalty is a wallet-native loyalty layer that can operate alongside the existing payment system.

The honest take

When Loyverse wins

Loyverse is compelling when a merchant also wants a free POS and prefers loyalty points to be awarded automatically through that till, including across multiple stores in the same account.

When Digital Loyalty wins

Digital Loyalty is the stronger fit when the merchant wants to keep its current POS, issue visible Apple Wallet and Google Wallet cards, or run stamps, coupons and membership programmes as well as points.

Feature-by-feature

Feature Digital Loyalty Loyverse
Loyalty model Stamps, points, coupons and memberships Spend-based points redeemed as a discount
Customer balance visibility Apple Wallet + Google Wallet card Printed/emailed receipt and Loyverse POS customer record
Checkout workflow Staff scan or custom API workflow Automatically tied to Loyverse POS sale
Works without changing POS

Loyverse loyalty is a feature of Loyverse POS.

Multiple stores

Loyverse states customers can earn and redeem across stores in the account.

Employee management Included by Digital Loyalty plan limits $25/month per store add-on
Core loyalty subscription From £29/month Free with Loyverse POS
Location-triggered wallet relevance Apple/Google controlled Not a wallet-card workflow in reviewed sources

Pricing

Digital Loyalty

From £29/month

Go £29, Plus £59 and Pro £99. Multi-location and bespoke integration requirements use a scoped Custom plan. Direct signup has a 30-day trial.

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Loyverse

Free core POS and loyalty

The reviewed pricing page includes POS, multi-store management and loyalty for free. Optional unlimited history is $5/month per store; employee management and advanced inventory are each $25/month per store, with 14-day add-on trials.

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Switching from Loyverse

  1. 1 Decide whether Loyverse will remain the POS or whether only the loyalty programme is changing.
  2. 2 Document the current reward percentage, customer identifiers, balances and participating stores.
  3. 3 Confirm the available Loyverse export fields and map only supported data into a reviewed Digital Loyalty import/API workflow.
  4. 4 Pilot the wallet-card and staff process in one store, including balance reconciliation and refund/reversal scenarios.
  5. 5 Roll out only after deciding how loyalty events will be recorded when Loyverse continues as the till.

Frequently asked questions

Is Loyverse loyalty really free?

Loyverse lists its POS, multi-store management and loyalty programme as free. Optional features such as unlimited sales history, employee management and advanced inventory are paid per store.

Can I keep Loyverse POS and use Digital Loyalty?

Yes. Staff can use Digital Loyalty scanning alongside Loyverse, or we can scope an integrated workflow around the systems you already use.

What kind of loyalty programme does Loyverse provide?

Its current help documentation describes spend-based points. Registered customers earn a configurable percentage of the sale and redeem points as a discount, including across stores in the account.

Can Loyverse balances be migrated automatically?

That depends on the export fields, identifiers and required history. Balance migration should be mapped, consent-checked and proved with sample records before a rollout.

Sources and review date

Competitor facts were checked against the first-party sources below on . Prices and features can change; follow the source links before buying.

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