Fideliya puts a loyalty card into Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. A café, salon or shop creates the card, prints the QR code and starts stamping the same afternoon, beside whatever till is already on the counter. This page sets that against Stamp Me, a digital stamp card platform whose card is issued inside the Stamp Me app.
Where the card lives
A Fideliya customer scans the QR code on the counter and the card saves straight into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, whichever their phone already runs. That is true on every plan including Free. The card then sits with their boarding passes and tickets, updates itself after each scan, and survives a new phone because the wallet restores it.
Stamp Me issues its card inside the Stamp Me app. Its own site links the app on the iOS App Store and on Google Play, and every plan on its pricing page lists the Stamp Me Loyalty App as the first line item. A customer joining a Stamp Me program installs that app first.
Fideliya issues the card into the wallet the customer already has open.
What each Fideliya plan costs
Free is a working loyalty program rather than a preview. At EUR 0 a month it carries up to 20 customers, issues real passes into both wallets, runs stamp cards or points, and includes the browser scanner staff use at the counter.
Pro is EUR 49.99 a month. It raises the customer cap to 1,000, adds the referral program and gift cards, and opens four team seats with roles that limit what each person can change. Enterprise is EUR 99.99 a month, carries unlimited customers and eight seats, and removes the Fideliya mark from the pass so the card shows only the business name and artwork. Both paid plans cost 20 percent less billed annually, in euros, Moroccan dirhams, UAE dirhams or Qatari riyals.
Stamp Me publishes its plans openly too. Its pricing page lists Lite at EUR 29 a month, Pro at EUR 49 and Elite at EUR 169, after a 30-day free trial, with no free plan and additional published programs charged at EUR 15 each. Those are Stamp Me's own figures, read on 26 July 2026.
What staff use at the counter
Fideliya staff open the scanner in a phone browser and scan the customer pass. The stamp or the points land, the pass updates on the customer's phone, and the till does whatever it was already doing. There is nothing to buy for the counter and nothing to mount, on any plan, which also means a market stall or an events pitch works the same way as a fixed shop.
Stamp Me publishes several stamping methods on its pricing page: a merchant console, stamp codes, Onestamps printed on packaging, a StampTag lanyard and a StampPod that sits at the point of sale, the last two using tap-and-go.
Cards and rewards
Fideliya runs stamp cards and points, chosen when the card is created, on every plan including Free. Pro adds a referral program that rides on the existing customer pass, and gift cards with one template on Pro and three on Enterprise. Stamp Me describes itself as a digital stamp card platform; points programs, referrals and gift cards are not published on its features or pricing pages.
Choosing between them
Fideliya fits the business that wants its own loyalty card living in the wallet its customers already carry, live today, free to start, and scanned from a phone the staff already have. That is the whole product: a wallet pass, a browser scanner, and a dashboard behind it.
The table above sets out what a business can check before signing up: where the card lives, how a customer joins, what each plan carries and costs, and which capability sits behind which plan.