Stampioo vs Stamp Me (2026): Wallet card or customer app?

This comparison is shorter than most because one difference settles most cases. Stamp Me is an account-based loyalty app: the customer registers, logs in to the app or the web app with a one-time code, and collects stamps inside it. Stampioo is a loyalty card in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, the kind of thing many people still call a digital stamp card. If you already know your customers will not sign up for anything, you can stop reading here. If you want the hardware, the games and the SMS that Stamp Me does well, read on, because those are real advantages.

Disclosure first: Stampioo publishes this page and sells one of the two products. Every figure below comes from stampme.com, help.stampme.com or stampioo.com on the date given, and the “choose Stamp Me if” list is as long as ours. We have left out the complaints about Stamp Me that only appear on competitor websites.

Side by side, checked 3 November 2026

Stamp Me’s Pro plan (£49, $79, €49) adds full insights and marketing resources, and Elite (£129, $199, €169) adds phone support. Stampioo’s plans are on the pricing page. For eight more tools in the same category, see Stamp Me alternatives that do not need a customer app.

Choose Stamp Me if

• You want hardware at the counter. The StampPod and the Stamp Tag let the customer tap to stamp without a member of staff scanning anything. Stampioo has no hardware.
• You want SMS as well as push, Scratch & Win games, a birthday club and lapsed-customer automations on the entry plan.
• You are in the UK, Australia or Canada and want local-currency billing and a brand your customers may already have on their phone.
• You want a dedicated account manager, which the pricing page lists on every plan.
• Your customers are the kind who sign up for apps anyway: a gym, a juice bar with a young crowd, a chain with a marketing team.

Choose Stampioo if

• You do not want to ask anyone to sign up for anything. The customer scans, taps Add, and the card is in their Wallet with the stamps on it: no account, no one-time code, no app.
• You want the stamps, the reward and the push message on the Wallet pass itself, on the lock screen, not in an app or a web page the customer has to log in to.
• Your customers or staff speak one of the 21 languages Stamp Me does not offer: every Nordic language except Swedish, Polish, Italian, Czech, Hungarian, Romanian, Turkish and more.
• You run more than one location. Stamp Me is single-location on every plan; Stampioo Pro covers five for €49 a month. See the cafés page for how a small chain sets it up.
• You want to pay yearly and save: Stampioo offers it, Stamp Me’s page shows monthly billing only.

Where Stampioo loses

No hardware, no SMS, no games, no free plan, no POS integrations, no public API, prices in euros and Swedish kronor only, and far fewer public reviews than Stamp Me (one on G2 against Stamp Me’s 25 on UK Trustpilot in the last twelve months). If tap-to-stamp or SMS is the feature you are buying, Stamp Me is the right answer.

What the sources get wrong

Stamp Me’s price is quoted as $29, $45, $49 and $99 a month on various comparison pages, and its own UK blog still mentions £25. On 3 November 2026 stampme.com/pricing shows Lite at £39, $49, €29 or CAD 49, Pro at £49, $79, €49 or CAD 79, and Elite at £129, $199 or €169, with the US and Canadian Elite price shown next to a “$100” limited-time figure that the page does not explain. The other common error is “Stamp Me supports Apple Wallet”: it supports saving the member barcode, not the stamp card. The help centre article is linked below.