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Stampiro vs Stamp Me: mobile Wallet or loyalty app?

Compare Stampiro and Stamp Me: two different approaches to digital loyalty for cafés, salons and other repeat-visit businesses.

Stampiro vs Stamp Me: mobile Wallet or loyalty app?

Stampiro and Stamp Me digitise a concept customers already understand: come back, make progress and earn a reward. Their approach to the customer experience, however, is different.

Quick comparison

Stampiro Stamp Me
Main customer experience Apple / Google Wallet Stamp Me app
Points / stamps and rewards Yes Yes
Communications Yes, depending on plan Depending on plan
Data and analytics Activity dashboard Depending on plan
Permanent free plan Up to 30 users No
Free trial Free plan 30 days
European pricing Small-business focused From €29/month

Features and prices checked in September 2026 and may change.

The clearest difference: Wallet or app

Stamp Me uses its own customer app. In Europe, Lite starts at €29 per month, Pro at €49 and Elite at €169. Higher plans add engagement tools, more data access, push notifications, SMS and other functionality.

Stampiro instead uses Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. For a small local business, that removes the need to persuade customers to install another app solely to join a loyalty programme.

Neither model is universally better. A dedicated app can provide a more centralised ecosystem; Wallet can reduce friction.

What about the merchant experience?

Stampiro is designed to keep the in-store workflow short as well: QR registration, a card on the customer's phone, points and reward management, plus a dashboard for activity data.

Its free plan supports up to 30 users, allowing a business to test the programme with real customers without immediately committing to a monthly subscription.

Which should you choose?

Stamp Me is worth considering if you want an app-centred loyalty ecosystem with broader engagement tools.

Stampiro is particularly suited to independent businesses that value a low entry cost, minimal friction and a Wallet-based customer experience.

For a café or salon, the most important question is often not how many features the software has, but whether staff and customers will actually use it every day.