Direct comparison · Stampino vs Webbership

Stampino or Webbership?
It comes down to one thing.

Both are digital loyalty platforms with stamp cards. The key difference: with Stampino you are a participant in their ecosystem. With Webbership, the loyalty program is 100% yours.

Are your customers building loyalty toward your brand or toward a platform?

Two different models
of ownership.

It's not about individual features. It's about who owns the relationship with your customers.

Stampino

The Stampino ecosystem

Your customers join a shared network. They receive a universal pass — branded Stampino — used by all partner businesses. Your loyalty program lives on their platform, under their umbrella.

  • Pass branded Stampino, not your brand
  • Customers are part of the Stampino network
  • Customer data lives on their platform
  • Platform's brand is visible to your customers
Webbership

Your program

Your customers get a card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet fully customized with your logo and colors. They never see Webbership. The data is yours. The brand is yours.

  • Pass with your logo and colors, exclusively
  • Customers are loyal to your business, not the platform
  • Your data, full export any time
  • Webbership is 100% invisible to your customers
  • Native wallet Apple and Google Wallet
  • White-label Customers see your brand
  • Flat price €19/month, no tiers

What costs extra at Stampino,
is included at Webbership.

Feature-by-feature: which Stampino plan you'd need vs. what you get on our single €19/month plan.

Feature
Feature Stampino Webbership
Entry price €33–50 per month (tiered) €19 per month, flat
Wallet card with your brandingyour logo + colors in Apple/Google Wallet universal card, branded Stampino
Platform stays invisiblecustomers don't know you use third-party software
Card dedicated exclusively to your businessno other businesses in the same program card shared among partners
Custom domain or subdomaine.g. loyalty.your-business.com
Multiple locationsthe extra-location fee covers the GPS coordinates that make wallet surfacing work Yes Included — first location free, then +€9/month each
Active simultaneous campaignse.g. coffee + smoothie with separate rules 1 / 2 / 4 per plan Unlimited
Admin accounts 2 / 3 / 10 per plan Unlimited
Promotion validity periodtime window during which the promotion is active Standard or Premium
Stamp expiry on inactivitystamps reset after X days of no visits
Per-visit stamp limitmax N stamps per visit, configured per campaign ?
Referral bonus stampsnew member via link = bonus stamps for both ?
Save reward for latercustomer completes the card today, redeems the reward another time Premium only
Analytics panel Standard or Premium
Advanced analyticsdetailed visualizations, segmentation, trends Premium only
Full customer data exportCSV with all members and their transactions ?
Birthday rewardsdeliberately omitted — see below
Customer notificationsWallet-mediated, not app spam — see below ?
Staff interface — no install neededweb browser, works on any phone ?

Stampino pricing and per-plan features pulled from their signup flow on stampino.ro (verified May 2026), converted at 5 RON/€. '?' = no public info; — = feature doesn't appear on any plan.

Why we don't build
birthday rewards.

Most competitors offer them. We deliberately don't. Verifying a birthday properly would mean asking customers for ID — which contradicts a principle we hold firmly: customers can stay anonymous if they want to. Without verification, the mechanic becomes an invitation to gaming: anyone can set a fake date in their profile for a free order. We'd rather reward real habits — a stamp per visit, a reward every ten. Abuse-proof by design, no claims we can't confirm.

Wallet notifications,
not app spam.

Webbership does not ask customers to install another app, so we do not send native-app marketing blasts. Instead, important reminders travel through Apple Wallet and Google Wallet: stamp issued, one stamp away, reward ready, expiring stamps, or a carefully chosen campaign message. They feel like updates to the loyalty card, not another brand shouting from the notification tray.

What your customer sees
when they open their wallet.

The moment a customer pulls out their phone at the counter is the most visible touchpoint of your loyalty program. Who does that moment belong to?

Stampino

A universal Stampino pass

Every customer of every Stampino partner business has the same type of pass — branded with the Stampino identity. Your logo may appear, but the visual umbrella is the platform's. When customers see the card, the first association is Stampino, not your business.

Webbership

Your card, 100%

Every customer of your business sees an Apple Wallet or Google Wallet card with your logo, your colors, your name. Webbership appears nowhere. It's indistinguishable from a card built in-house by your own development team.

Why it matters: Loyalty is built through repeated associations. When customers see your card dozens of times, they associate the reward with you. When they see the platform's brand, they associate it with the platform.

Who owns
the customer relationship?

Your database of loyal customers is one of the most valuable assets of a local business. Where does that database live?

Stampino

On the Stampino platform

Your customers are members of the Stampino ecosystem. Their primary relationship is with the platform. If you decide to switch tomorrow, you have to go through a migration process and risk losing customers in transit.

Webbership

On your account

All members, stamp history, transactions — they are yours. Full CSV export any time, with one click. If you switch platforms, the data comes with you. No lock-in, no negotiations.

Worth noting: A loyalty program with a few hundred active customers represents years of relationship-building work. It's worth knowing where that data lives and under what conditions you can retrieve it.

Flat price vs
growing subscription.

Webbership costs €19/month regardless of how many customers you have or how many stamps your staff issues. No plan tiers.

Stampino

€33–50 per month, tiered

Stampino splits features across three plans (Basic 165 RON, Standard 200 RON, Premium 250 RON — converted at 5 RON/€). Prices show up inside the signup flow, not on the public landing. Features like the promotion validity period and the analytics panel are gated to Standard and above; advanced analytics, Excel export, and save-for-later rewards are Premium only. Simultaneous campaigns and admin accounts are capped per plan (1–4 campaigns, 2–10 admins). Stamp expiry on inactivity isn't available on any tier.

Webbership

€19 per month, flat

One plan. One price. All features included from day one: white-label wallet pass, custom domain, unlimited campaigns, unlimited admin accounts, stamp expiry, analytics with export. €180 per year if you pay annually (equivalent €15/month). Only extra cost: €9/month per additional location.

In practice: what you get with Webbership at €19/month requires Stampino's Premium plan (~€50/month) — and even there you don't get full white-label or a custom domain. Per year, that's ~€370 less with Webbership.

Three mechanics your customers
won't find anywhere else.

The hard part of loyalty isn't the first stamp — it's keeping customers in the program after they claim their first reward.

01

Welcome stamps

0/10
2/10 is a journey begun.

They start with progress, not a blank card.

Configure 2–3 welcome stamps — the customer's first visit starts at 2/10, not 0/10.

02

Continuity bonus

10/10 ✓
New card starts at 2/10.

The reward isn't the end. It's the kick-off.

When a card completes, the new one starts with 1–2 stamps already on it. The post-reward drop never hits.

03

Mega Reward

Card 3 of 5 — special reward coming

Something to look forward to beyond the next stamp.

Every 5th completed card (configurable), the customer gets a special reward — a free dinner, a premium product, anything that says "you're one of our most loyal."

Together, they produce a loyalty program that runs for years instead of melting in 3 months.

Where Stampino is
the right choice.

An honest comparison admits when the other side is the better fit. For some cafés, Stampino is exactly what they need — here's why.

  • Customer-side network effect. A customer who already has a Stampino pass from another café scans your QR and is enrolled instantly — no signup screen, no email verification. For customers who collect stamps from multiple places in one wallet pass, the Stampino model is genuinely more convenient.
  • Local presence in Romania. Stampino is already a recognized name in the Romanian café scene. If you see Stampino passes from other Timișoara or Bucharest cafés on customers' phones, joining the network gives you instant recognition — no separate program awareness to build from scratch.
  • Network co-marketing. Stampino markets its partner network, which means a new customer can discover your café directly from their app or from their materials. That's an acquisition channel you don't get when you run your own standalone program.
  • Simpler decision. One platform, one network, no choices to make about branding, domain, or colors. If you genuinely don't want to think about loyalty-program design and prefer to leave it running in the background, Stampino's simplicity is a real upside, not a limitation.

Who each one is for.

Not every loyalty platform is for everyone. Here's our honest take.

Stampino

A good fit if...

  • You want to benefit from the Stampino local network and visibility in their ecosystem
  • Your brand is less important than the simplicity of setup
  • You're ok with your customers being part of Stampino's program, not exclusively yours

Webbership

A good fit if...

  • Your business's brand is an important part of the customer experience
  • You want the loyalty program to be invisible as software and visible as yours
  • You want to own your loyal customer data with no platform dependency
  • You prefer a flat price with no surprises as your business grows

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