DIGIKART

A free loyalty card app, with no cap on customers

Free is a word that often hides a cap. Among the loyalty apps sold in the UK and Ireland it can mean twenty members, a trial with an end date, or a card without the Wallet pass. Digikart's free plan works the other way round: as many cardholders as you can sign up, your own colours on the card, and nothing more to pay when the counter gets busy.

Included in the Free plan Everything on this page belongs to the Free plan at 0 euros, the Plus plan (17 euros incl. VAT a month, around 15 pounds) buying the card's appearance and the Pro plan (49 euros, around 42 pounds) its notifications and automations, both billed in euros wherever you trade.

No cap on the number of customers

Sign up ten cardholders or ten thousand, the free plan costs the same. Nothing is charged per customer, per stamp or per card issued. Stampet's free plan, by comparison, stops at 20 members and 500 transactions a month, although it does include 500 push notification sends, which Digikart keeps for its Pro plan (stampet.com/pricing, checked 16 September 2026).

The Wallet pass is in the free plan

Your customers get a real Apple Wallet or Google Wallet card at no cost, with no app to download. FaveCard's free plan also takes unlimited customers, but the card stays in the browser there: its Apple and Google Wallet passes begin with the Pro plan at 29 euros a month (favecard.co/en/pricing, checked 16 September 2026).

Your name and your colours, not a supplier's

The free card carries your business name and the colour you choose. Stamps or points by amount spent, one reward, the scanner on iPhone or in your browser, the dashboard and the printable counter poster with its QR code are all included at zero.

A plan, not a countdown

There is no end date and no card details asked at sign-up. Several loyalty apps sold here offer only a trial: Spark Loyalty 30 days then 15 pounds a month, Perkstar 7 days then 15 pounds, StampClub 30 days then from 8.99 pounds per month and per location, Stamp Me 30 days then 39 pounds (their pricing pages, checked 16 September 2026). The first three trials are full-featured and ask for no card details either, but they end.

How it works

You open an account with an email address, with no card details asked. You choose stamps or points by amount spent, how many it takes to earn the reward, your business name and your colour, then you download the counter poster carrying your QR code and print it for the till. Your first customer scans that code with their phone camera and the card lands in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet in seconds, with nothing to install. After that, every visit is one scan of the customer's card from your phone or your browser. Nothing expires, and nothing stops working once you pass a certain number of cardholders.

Frequently asked questions

Is the free plan really free, or is it a trial?

It is a plan, not a trial. No end date, no bank card at sign-up, no cap on the number of customers. You move to Plus or Pro the day you want the card's appearance or the notifications, never because you have signed up too many cardholders.

How many customers can I have on the free plan?

As many as you sign up. Nothing is charged per cardholder, per stamp or per card issued. For comparison, Stampet's free plan stops at 20 members and 500 transactions a month (stampet.com/pricing), while Loopy Loyalty and Stamp Me publish no free plan at all: 25 dollars a month after a 15-day trial for Loopy Loyalty (loopyloyalty.com/pricing), 39 pounds after a 30-day trial for Stamp Me (stampme.com/pricing). All checked 16 September 2026.

Do my customers get a proper Apple Wallet card without paying?

Yes. The customer scans your QR code with their camera and the card is added to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, with no app to download. That pass is part of the free plan, not an upgrade.

What does it cost if I want more later, and in which currency?

Plus is 17 euros incl. VAT a month and Pro is 49 euros, which is roughly 15 and 42 pounds at the European Central Bank reference rate of 15 September 2026. Billing is in euros wherever you trade. Paying yearly gives two months, and neither plan charges per customer or per notification.

I run two shops. Does the free plan cover both?

The free plan covers one venue. Several locations under one account belong to the Pro plan, which charges nothing extra per shop. Square Loyalty, by comparison, is billed at 25 pounds per calendar month and per location for up to 500 loyalty visits, then 45 pounds from 501 to 1,500 (squareup.com/gb/en/software/loyalty, checked 16 September 2026).

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