Stampza
Digital loyalty cards built for repeat visits
What it does
Stampza helps small businesses replace paper punch cards with a QR-verified loyalty program that works on mobile and desktop. Create classic, threshold, or multi-step reward cards; scan customers online or offline; send offers; print claim-later vouchers; and let customers keep their member QR in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Start free with no credit card.
Create digital loyalty cards for your small business with Stampza, a digital rewards platform for Apple Wallet, Google Wallet, web, or app.
Use Stampza as a digital rewards platform to create loyalty cards, run a QR-verified customer loyalty program, and manage progress from mobile or desktop without replacing your full point-of-sale system. Preview how merchants create digital cards, invite customers, issue secure stamps, and reward repeat visits from one connected workspace. Watch the merchant guide for the complete business setup and loyalty flow. From the counter to delivery, Stampza helps you reward faster, bring customers back, and keep every loyalty moment moving. Turn every takeaway or delivery order into a reason to return. Send timely offers and reminders that keep your business top of mind. Give each team member the…from stampza.com
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