Stamp Me Alternatives: Prices, Limits and a Points-Only Option

By Alva Chew · Updated 2026-11-03

In short The main Stamp Me alternatives are FaveCard, 7Stamp, Loopy Loyalty and Gimify, and the deciding factors are the customer app, the one-location limit and the reward model. On Stamp Me's pricing page checked 3 November 2026, plans list $49, $79 and $199 a month for a single location, and customers join through the Stamp Me app. Gimify is points only, needs no customer app, and is free for one outlet or US$99 a month for unlimited outlets.

What are the main Stamp Me alternatives?

Stamp Me describes itself on its home page as “The #1 Digital Stamp Card App”. It is built around stamp cards that customers hold in the Stamp Me app. Owners who look for alternatives usually want one of three things: a plan that covers more than one location, no customer app to install, or a reward rule simpler than stamps plus games.

Four options come up most often: FaveCard, 7Stamp, Loopy Loyalty and Gimify. We opened Stamp Me’s own pages on 3 November 2026 and recorded only what they state. Where a page left something unclear, we left it out. Prices change, so read the vendor’s page before you buy.

What does Stamp Me cost?

Stamp Me’s pricing page lists three monthly plans in several currencies. These are the USD figures as shown.

Plan	Monthly (USD)	Locations	Users	Push notifications
Lite	$49	Single	Unlimited	Unlimited
Pro	$79	Single	Unlimited	Unlimited
Elite	$199, shown with a $100 limited-time offer price	Single	Unlimited	Unlimited

Source: Stamp Me pricing, checked 3 November 2026. The page also lists GBP (£39, £49, £129), EUR (€29, €49, €169) and AUD (excluding GST) prices. It marks Lite and Elite as a limited time offer, so the price you see may differ.

The page says your 30-day free trial begins once you publish your first stamp card, with no credit card required. It says plans can be changed or cancelled at any time. It does not mention refunds. Each account includes up to 2 published programmes, and extra ones cost a one-time $15, £15 or €15 each.

The practical limit to notice is the single location on every plan. A second outlet is not covered by any plan listed, so ask Stamp Me how it prices that before you compare. Our guide to running a loyalty programme across multiple outlets covers what to look for.

How do the alternatives compare on price?

Here is what each vendor’s own page lists, as recorded in our checks on 2 and 3 November 2026. Prices are in US dollars unless noted.

Vendor	Free option	Paid plans listed	Limits to read
Stamp Me	30-day free trial	Lite $49, Pro $79, Elite $199 a month	Single location on all plans, customer app required
FaveCard	Free, $0 forever	Pro $39 a month, Business $59 a month	1 loyalty card on Free and Pro
7Stamp	Free Forever	Growth $35 per staff login a month for logins 1 to 9, $25 for 10 to 29, $17.50 from 30	Free: 1 staff login, 25 card operations and 100 emails a month
Loopy Loyalty	15-day free trial	$25, $69 and $95 a month (currency not named)	1, 3 and 10 locations by plan
Gimify	Free for one outlet	US$99 a month for unlimited outlets	Unlimited members, no per-member or per-location fees

Source: each vendor’s own pricing page as linked. Stamp Me, Loopy and Gimify as of 3 November 2026, FaveCard and 7Stamp as of 2 November 2026.

Two details change the real bill. Stamp Me’s three plans differ by price and support level while all stay at one location, so growth means a conversation rather than a plan upgrade. 7Stamp charges per staff login, so five people who stamp cost 5 x $35 = $175 a month at the first listed tier. Our Loopy alternatives page and FaveCard alternatives page go deeper on those two.

Do customers need to download an app?

On Stamp Me’s home page, customers download the Stamp Me app to create an account and join a programme, because the loyalty card lives there. The page says Apple Wallet and Google Wallet are supported when staff use the Stamp Business app to validate transactions. Merchants use that business app to issue stamps and redeem rewards when a member presents their code.

An app install is a step between a customer and your first stamp or point. Our page on loyalty cards with no app download lays out the evidence on how few apps people install in a month. Gimify’s card lives in Google Wallet and sign-up is a QR scan and an email address.

Which alternatives use points?

On the pages we read, Stamp Me describes stamp cards. Its pages list Scratch & Win games, a Birthday Club, lapsed-customer campaigns and several ways to stamp, including single-use codes on packaging, a tap-and-go tag and a point-of-sale device. They do not mention points. Loopy and 7Stamp also describe stamp cards.

Each extra mechanic is another rule a customer has to understand. Points have one rule: spend money, earn points in proportion, redeem when the balance is enough. Our stamp cards vs points comparison sets out the research, and the case for points only explains why fewer rules tend to win.

How should I choose between them?

Work through four questions before you compare logos.

How many outlets will you run in a year? Price every option at that number. Stamp Me lists one location per plan, Loopy caps locations by plan, and 7Stamp scales with staff logins.
Will customers install an app? If you want a customer to join at the counter in under a minute, count the steps for each product.
Which reward rule will customers repeat back to you? If a customer cannot explain the reward in one sentence, they are unlikely to chase it.
Do you need marketing tools? Stamp Me lists push notifications, SMS messaging and Mailchimp integration. Gimify has no SMS or email campaigns, so a shop that wants those should weigh that.

For a wider price walk-through, see free loyalty program apps compared.

What about Stamp Me’s claims about results?

Stamp Me’s home page, read 3 November 2026, states counts such as 12,374,273 stamps issued and 1,378,651 rewards redeemed, a 4.9 App Store rating, and a 15 to 30% increase in customer visits that it attributes to its 2024 Stamp Me Merchant Survey. These are statements by the vendor and we did not verify them, so we do not use them in the comparison above. When you evaluate any vendor, ask how a figure like that was measured and across which businesses.

Where does Gimify fit?

Gimify is a hosted, points-only loyalty programme. Customers join by scanning a QR code and entering their email, with no app download, and the card lives in Google Wallet with a live balance. Staff add or redeem points on any phone, and one points balance works across every outlet. It is free for one outlet with unlimited members, and US$99 a month covers unlimited outlets with no per-member or per-location fees. Gimify has no stamp mode.

Questions owners ask

What are the best Stamp Me alternatives?

FaveCard, 7Stamp, Loopy Loyalty and Gimify are the ones owners compare most. FaveCard and 7Stamp list free plans on their own pages, and Gimify is free for one outlet. Compare them on the price at your real number of outlets, whether customers must install an app, and how many reward rules a customer has to learn.

How much does Stamp Me cost?

Stamp Me's pricing page, checked 3 November 2026, lists Lite at $49, Pro at $79 and Elite at $199 a month in USD, with a $100 limited-time offer price shown for Elite. It shows other currencies too, such as £39, £49 and £129 in GBP. It offers a 30-day free trial that starts when you publish your first stamp card, with no credit card required.

Does Stamp Me work for more than one location?

The pricing page, checked 3 November 2026, lists a single location on all three plans. If you run or plan several outlets, check how Stamp Me handles a second one before you sign up and compare it with options that price outlets flat.

Do customers need an app for Stamp Me?

Stamp Me's home page, read 3 November 2026, says customers download the Stamp Me app to create an account and join a programme. It also says Apple Wallet and Google Wallet are supported when the merchant app is used to validate transactions. Gimify needs no customer app.

Does Stamp Me offer points?

The Stamp Me pages read on 3 November 2026 describe stamp cards, Scratch & Win games, a Birthday Club and lapsed-customer campaigns, and do not mention points. If you want a single points balance that grows with spend, confirm it with any vendor before you commit.

Is there a free alternative to Stamp Me?

Yes. FaveCard lists a Free plan with one loyalty card and 7Stamp lists Free Forever with 1 staff login. Gimify is free for one outlet with unlimited members and no time limit. Stamp Me offers a 30-day free trial rather than a free plan on the page we read.