Comparison
Stamp Me is a dedicated digital stamp-card app; Digital Loyalty puts stamp, points, coupon and membership cards directly into Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.
Stamp Me is a strong fit when the business wants a mature stamp-card-specific system, is comfortable asking customers to use the Stamp Me member app, and values its optional stamp hardware, SMS, games or Zapier-connected engagement tools.
Digital Loyalty is the stronger fit when avoiding a separate customer app is central, both major phone wallets matter, or the programme needs points, coupons or membership cards alongside stamps.
| Feature | Digital Loyalty | Stamp Me |
|---|---|---|
| Customer experience | Apple Wallet + Google Wallet | Stamp Me member app |
| Programme focus | Stamps, points, coupons and memberships | Digital stamp-card programmes |
| Stamp validation | Staff scanning and API workflows | Merchant console, stamp code and optional smart-tag/pod methods |
| Push notifications | Wallet notifications | In-app push notifications on applicable plans |
| SMS engagement | Not currently promised | Plan-dependent |
| External integrations | Flexible, API-enabled options | Zapier integrations on applicable plans |
| Self-serve location scope | Plan or Custom scope | Single location stated on reviewed plan table |
| Free trial | 30 days | 30 days |
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.
Full pricing →Stamp Me
£39/month
Reviewed UK prices are Lite £39, Pro £49 and Elite £129 per month. Stamp Me advertises a 30-day free trial, no lock-in contract and up to two published stamp-card programmes included.
Stamp Me pricing →Stamp Me is built around its dedicated member app. Digital Loyalty issues cards into Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, so customers do not need a separate loyalty app.
Stamp Me’s reviewed UK Lite price is £39 per month, with Pro at £49 and Elite at £129. Digital Loyalty starts at £29 with Plus at £59 and Pro at £99. The right comparison depends on programme type, customer experience, engagement features and integration requirements.
Yes. Its current plan table describes plan-dependent push notifications, SMS, games, birthday and lapsed-customer features, integrations and several stamp-validation methods. The comparison should not describe it as a bare stamp counter.
Not without checking the available export, member identifiers and balance fields. A migration should be scoped and proved with sample data before any promise is made.
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