Zeal vs Loopy Loyalty: wallet stamp cards or loyalty on the card machine
Loopy Loyalty creates digital stamp cards for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet: customers scan a QR code to save the card, and staff scan it with the Stamper app on a phone to add stamps. Zeal runs on supported card machines from your payment provider, so customers are recognised from the card they pay with, and their progress shows on the card machine screen and receipt.

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How customers join and collect stamps with Loopy Loyalty and with Zeal
With Loopy Loyalty, a customer scans your QR code or taps a link, saves your stamp card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet without creating an account, and shows it on each visit so a member of staff can scan it with the Stamper app and add stamps; Loopy also lists remote stamping from a web stamper. Loopy Loyalty says the Stamper app works independently of your POS, and its help centre describes a Zapier set-up that adds stamps from Square POS orders. With Zeal there is no card to save or show: customers are recognised from the card they pay with, a new customer joins in a couple of taps on the card machine screen, and their stamps or points show on the card machine screen and receipt.

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Recognise your regulars, then reward them
Zeal identifies the customer from the card, enrols new ones in a couple of taps on the terminal screen, and awards points, stamps or vouchers during the payment. Your customer database grows with every card payment, with nothing for the customer or your staff to remember.
Choosing between Zeal and Loopy Loyalty
Loopy Loyalty suits a business that wants a digital stamp card it can design and publish itself in minutes, with a published price and a free trial, and that works independently of the POS, so it can reward customers however they pay. Zeal suits a business that takes card payments on a supported card machine from Worldpay, Elavon, Lloyds Cardnet, NMI, Adyen, DNA Payments or Viva Wallet and wants customers who pay by card to be able to collect stamps or points without a scan. Zeal recognises returning cards from the day it is switched on, and after its opening month suggests a loyalty programme built from your own card payments. It only reaches customers who pay by card.



