New: Free plan, $0, no time limit. No credit card needed.

$0 FOREVER

Free Loyalty Programme for Your Small Business

A digital stamp card on your customers' phones. $0, no time limit, unlimited customers.

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Set up in 5 minutes. No credit card needed.

In short

FaveCard offers a free loyalty programme for small businesses that costs $0 with no time limit. The free plan includes unlimited customers, a digital stamp card (the Web Wallet), QR code scanning, card colour and stamp count customisation, and basic analytics. Unlike most loyalty platforms that only offer 14–30 day free trials before charging $25–$49/month, FaveCard's free tier is permanent and fully functional. Businesses that want advanced features (Apple & Google Wallet passes, custom logo and detailed analytics, customer messages) can upgrade to a paid plan any time, but the free plan works indefinitely on its own.

What "free" actually means

Not a trial

No 14-day or 30-day countdown. No credit card on file. Your loyalty card works forever on the Free plan.

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No customer cap

Unlimited customers can add your card to their phone. Whether you have 50 or 5,000, you will not hit a paywall.

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No hidden fees

The Free plan is $0. Not $0 for the first month. Not $0 until you reach a limit. Just $0.

The Free plan covers everything a small business needs to run a loyalty programme. When you are ready for more, a paid plan adds your own logo on cards and detailed analytics (from $39/month), and customer messages to their phone (from $59/month).

Everything you get for $0

Digital stamp cards on your customers' phones
Unlimited customers
QR code scanning at your counter
Colour customisation (your brand colours)
1 active stamp card design
Basic analytics (visits, stamps, rewards)
Automatic rewards when stamp count is reached
Works on iPhone and Android

Every new account also starts with premium tools until the first 30 customers are on the card: try custom branding, customer messages, and full analytics before deciding.

How FaveCard compares to other "free" loyalty apps

Most platforms that say "free" mean a 14–30 day trial. Here is what they actually charge.

Stamp Me

Free plan? trial only
Price after trial $49/mo
Customer limit Unlimited (paid)
Wallet passes Yes

Loopy Loyalty

Free plan? 15-day trial only
Price after trial From $25/mo
Customer limit Tiered
Wallet passes Yes

Square Loyalty

Free plan? Requires Square POS
Price after trial $45/mo per location
Customer limit Unlimited (paid)
Wallet passes No (app only)

Flex Rewards

Free plan? 50-customer cap
Price after trial $36/mo
Customer limit 50 on free
Wallet passes No

Perkstar

Free plan? Trial only
Price after trial From £15/mo
Customer limit Tiered
Wallet passes No

FaveCard

Free plan? $0 forever
Price after trial $0 (Free) / from $39 (paid)
Customer limit Unlimited
Wallet passes Paid plan (Free = Web Wallet)

Pricing verified March 2026. See our full comparison of free loyalty card apps.

Set up your free loyalty card in 5 minutes

No code. No design skills. No credit card.

1

Create your card

Pick your colours, stamp icon, and reward. Name your card and set how many stamps earn a reward.

2

Share with customers

Display a QR code at your counter or share a link on social media. One tap and the card is on their phone.

3

Scan and reward

Download the free FaveCard app to scan stamps. Customers collect rewards automatically when they reach the target.

Works for any business with returning customers

Every business gets a free loyalty card and a branded business page to share online.

Don't see your industry? FaveCard works for any business where customers come back.

Frequently asked questions about free loyalty programmes

Everything you want to know before getting started.

Is FaveCard really free forever?

Yes. The Free plan costs $0 with no time limit. It is not a trial. Your loyalty card works indefinitely with unlimited customers. Every new account starts with premium tools until the first 30 customers are on the card (custom logo, customer messages), but the Free plan itself has no expiry. We explain our reasoning in Why FaveCard Is Free.

What's the catch?

There is no catch. The Free plan includes everything you need to run a loyalty programme: stamps, rewards, unlimited customers, and a digital loyalty card (the Web Wallet). The paid plans add Apple & Google Wallet passes, your own logo on cards, custom stamp icons, full customer data, and customer messages to their phone. But Free is a complete product, not a demo.

Do my customers need to download an app?

No. On the Free plan, customers get a digital loyalty card in their browser (the Web Wallet). On a paid plan, the card also installs into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. No download needed either way. Customers add your card with one tap on a QR code or link. No app store, no login, no account creation.

What happens after the premium access until the first 30 customers are on the card?

You choose: subscribe to a paid plan (from $39/month) for your custom logo and customer messages, or stay on Free ($0). Your customers' stamps and rewards are always preserved, so nothing is lost either way.

How is FaveCard different from other free loyalty apps?

Most platforms that advertise as 'free' only offer a 14–30 day trial before charging $25–$49/month. Others cap the free plan at 50 customers. FaveCard's Free plan has no time limit and no customer cap. See our honest comparison of every free loyalty card app for the full breakdown.

Can I upgrade to a paid plan later?

Yes, at any time from your dashboard. A paid plan adds your own logo, custom stamp icons, full customer data, detailed analytics, and customer messages to their phone. You can also downgrade back to Free, no penalties, no lock-in.

How much do the paid plans cost?

Paid plans start at $39/month in the US (pricing varies by region). They are monthly subscriptions with no contract. Cancel with one click. See full pricing.

Your loyalty programme starts today. For $0.

Create your card in 5 minutes. Share a QR code. Customers collect stamps. No credit card needed.