Every high street runs on its regulars. Digikart puts your loyalty card straight into Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, so nobody has to download anything: your customer scans the QR code on your counter once, and you scan their code on every visit after that. The free plan has no cap on customers, and the paid plans work out at roughly £15 and £42 a month.
Included in the Free plan Everything described here starts on the Free plan, with unlimited customers and no card details. Plus is €17 incl. VAT a month (about £15) and Pro €49 incl. VAT (about £42); subscriptions are billed in euros.
Free is £0 with unlimited customers. Plus is €17 incl. VAT a month, about £15, and Pro €49 incl. VAT, about £42, at the ECB reference rate of 0.8558 on 15 September 2026. Billing is in euros. For comparison, read on their own pricing pages on 16 September 2026: Spark Loyalty from £15 a month, Perkstar from £15 for one location plus £10 for each extra one, StampClub £9.49 a month per location as a launch price for the first six months then £18.99, Stamp Me from £39. They all run on a trial and then a subscription, with no free plan behind it.
Your customer scans the QR code on your counter and the card lands in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. No app to install, no account to create, no password to forget. Stamp Me, by comparison, sends customers to the App Store and Google Play (read on stampme.com on 16 September 2026). At the till, you scan their code from the Digikart iPhone app or from any browser.
Digikart asks for no personal data about your customers: a card is issued from a scan, with no name, email or phone number required. Your data is hosted in France and processed in line with the GDPR. The ICO's own rule still applies to you and not to us: organisations that use personal data pay a data protection fee unless they are exempt, £52 at tier 1 (ico.org.uk, read 16 September 2026).
The Pro plan covers as many sites as you have at no extra charge, and your customers keep the same card from one shop to the next. Several UK apps bill by site: Perkstar charges £10 a month for each additional location, StampClub prices per location, and Square Loyalty is £25 per calendar month per location up to 500 loyalty visits (read on their own pages, 16 September 2026). To be fair to Square: if you already run it, Square Loyalty sits inside the till, customers sign up at the point of sale and earn on the sale itself, so nobody scans anything twice. Digikart asks for that one scan of the customer's code, and in exchange it works with any till you already have, or with none at all.
Signing up is free and asks for no card details. You choose your colours and your business name, whether a visit counts as a stamp or as points based on the amount spent, and what the reward is. Digikart then produces your counter poster with its QR code, ready to print and stand next to the till. A customer scans it once with their phone camera and the card is added to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. On every visit after that, you scan their code from the iPhone app or from a browser on any device, and their card updates on their phone with nothing for them to reinstall. If you run an EPOS till, the Pro plan can take the visit from the till instead of a scan.
Free is £0 with unlimited customers. Plus is €17 incl. VAT a month, roughly £15, and Pro €49 incl. VAT, roughly £42, at the ECB reference rate of 0.8558 on 15 September 2026. Subscriptions are billed in euros, so the figure on your statement follows your bank's rate on the day.
Yes. The card works in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet on any UK phone, the merchant dashboard and the customer pages are in English, and the counter poster prints on A4. Billing is in euros whichever country you trade from, and you can pay by the month or by the year.
No. They scan your QR code once with their phone camera and the loyalty card is added to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. No app to install and no account to create. Only you need the Digikart app, and a browser works just as well for scanning at the counter.
Digikart is built so that you need collect nothing about your customers: no name, no email and no phone number is required to issue a card. The data is hosted in France and processed in line with the GDPR. Whether you owe the ICO a data protection fee depends on your own business rather than on Digikart: the ICO states that organisations using personal data pay it unless they are exempt, from £52 at tier 1.
Read on their own pricing pages on 16 September 2026: Spark Loyalty £15, £39 and £79 a month, Perkstar £15, £30 and £65 plus £10 a month for each extra location, StampClub £9.49 a month per location for the first six months then £18.99, Stamp Me £39, £49 and £129. All four offer a trial rather than a permanent free plan. Where they win: StampClub undercuts our Plus plan during those first six months, and Stamp Me's own customer app gathers every shop's card in one place, which suits a customer who collects a lot of them.
Loyalty card in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, unlimited customers, no bank card, ready in 15 minutes.