Digital loyalty card apps for Indian businesses, compared

For a stamp card in the customer's phone browser with WhatsApp offers, LoyaltyRewards is built for Indian shops. For many loyalty types and Apple or Google Wallet cards, BonusQR has a free plan. For a loyalty card together with a menu or price list and Google review replies, Tapmore includes all of it in one price.

How we compared them

We make Tapmore, so read this knowing that. Every fact about another product comes from its own website or a listing it controls, read on 31 October 2026; prices change, so check their page before you buy. Where we don't know something, we say so instead of guessing.

The comparison at a glance

TapmoreLoyaltyRewardsBonusQRPaper stamp card
Starting price₹400 a month or ₹3,999 a year₹599 a month + GSTFree plan; Basic US$20 a monthPrinting costs
Trial7-day free trial, no card7 days for ₹99, adjusted in the first paymentFree plan with no time limitNone needed
Customer downloads an appNo, opens in the browserNo, opens in the browserNot required: web, apps or walletNo
Apple or Google WalletNoNot statedYesNo
Offers by WhatsAppNo (birthday emails instead)Yes, English, Hindi or KannadaNot statedNo
Menu or price list on the same pageYesNot statedNot statedNo
Google reviewsInvitations and automatic repliesReview requestsAutomatic Google reviews (Premium)No

LoyaltyRewards: Indian shops with WhatsApp offers

LoyaltyRewards, from AppSage Infosystem in Bengaluru, gives local businesses QR stamp cards, points and tiers that open in the customer's browser with no download or login. Its listing adds birthday and win-back WhatsApp messages, Google review requests and bookings, and WhatsApp offers to opted-in customers in English, Hindi or Kannada.

Its SoftwareSuggest listing, last updated 21 October 2026, shows the Loyalty & Rewards plan at ₹599 a month plus GST and a WhatsApp Commerce plan at ₹999 a month plus GST, with a 7-day trial for ₹99. Pick it if WhatsApp offers are central to how you talk to customers.

BonusQR: many loyalty types and wallet cards

BonusQR offers seven kinds of loyalty programme, including stamp cards, cashback and rewards for spend or visits, with cards in the browser, its iOS and Android apps, or Apple and Google Wallet. Its pricing page lists a free plan with no time limit and unlimited customers for one login, Basic at US$20 a month and Premium at US$71 a month, billed every three months, with prices shown in US dollars based on your country.

Pick BonusQR if you want wallet cards or several loyalty types and don't need a menu on the same page.

Paper stamp cards

Still the simplest: print cards, buy a stamp, start today. But cards get lost, stamps are easy to copy, and you never learn who your regulars are, so birthday and comeback offers aren't possible. Our guide on digital and paper loyalty cards goes through the trade-offs in detail.

Tapmore: loyalty as part of one QR page

On Tapmore the loyalty card sits on the same page as your menu or price list. Customers join with their name and email, staff stamp by scanning the card on any phone or tablet, and rewards, a birthday treat with a birthday email, and refer a friend are all included in ₹400 a month or ₹3,999 a year. Members can delete their own card, and the privacy notice follows India's DPDP Act.

What it doesn't do: Apple or Google Wallet passes, points tiers or WhatsApp broadcasts. If those matter most, one of the tools above may suit you better.

Questions people ask

Do customers need to download an app for a digital loyalty card?

Not with Tapmore or LoyaltyRewards, which open in the browser. BonusQR offers the browser, its own apps and wallet cards.

Which loyalty card app is free?

BonusQR lists a free plan with no time limit. Paper cards cost only printing. Other tools here offer trials before a monthly price.

Can I run a loyalty card and a QR menu together?

Yes. On Tapmore both are on the same page behind one QR code, at one price.

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