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.