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It is not a points engine: its loyalty role is to drive program enrollment and engagement, including mobile wallet loyalty cards, coupons and passes that update in real time. It is sold to enterprise brands in retail, travel and hospitality, finance, media, sports and telecom, with a quoted platform (AXP) and a self-service Essentials plan.

It says it is built for enterprise and upper mid-market revenue teams, and its site focuses on telecom, cable, fintech, financial services and SaaS companies. It also includes churn prediction, triggered email and SMS, an incentive storefront and programmatic advertising.

It says it works with mid-market and upper mid-market brands, primarily in North America and Europe, across fashion, retail, beauty, travel, hospitality, restaurants and sports; named customers include KFC UK and Ireland, Scandic Hotels and Brightline. The platform is API-first with prebuilt integrations, and Antavo says marketers run programs day to day once the integration setup is done.

For apartment owners and operators, Bilt Alliance is a resident platform that adds rent payments with rewards, leasing and renewal tools, a branded membership and a concierge team. Brands work with Bilt as property partners or as merchant partners in its neighborhood network rather than licensing loyalty software for their own program.

Its business reward products include the Tango platform for sending digital gift cards, prepaid cards and payouts, and BHN Rewards (formerly Rybbon) for marketing, research and employee rewards. It mainly supplies reward value and delivery, though Tango also lists a points solution and rebate processing, and it connects to CRM, marketing and survey tools. Bulk corporate gift card orders run through Giftcards.com.

Its tools include the Brierley Loyalty Quotient, a survey-based measure of emotional and rational loyalty that compares a brand with its competitors, and FAST Track, a set of short consulting modules. Since 2023 it has been a services company of Capillary Technologies and pairs its consulting with Capillary's loyalty platform.

It supports consumer, multi-brand, coalition and channel partner programs across retail, food and beverage, hospitality, airlines, fuel retail, CPG and conglomerates, and offers consulting through Brierley, a Capillary company. Capillary has grown by acquisition, including Brierley, Kognitiv and SessionM, bought from Mastercard in a deal agreed in February 2026 and reported completed on May 1, 2026.

Cardholders activate an offer in their bank's app or website, pay with that bank's card, and the cash back is deposited into their account automatically. It serves two groups: banks and publishers that want a rewards program for their cardholders, and advertisers such as retailers, restaurants and travel brands that fund offers to win new or lapsed customers. Advertisers pay based on the sales the platform delivers, and Cardlytics says it receives no personally identifiable information from its bank partners.

Its products cover websites and digital marketing, booking engine and central reservations, sales and catering, revenue management, CRM and loyalty. Cendyn Loyalty runs hotel guest programs with a rules engine, rewards and redemption, a member portal and personalized member communications, and works alongside Cendyn CRM. It serves hotel chains, independent hotels, management companies and hospitality gaming operators.

Programs can use bankable points, tiers and VIP benefits, with AI used for segmentation, churn and fraud alerts and individualized offers. It connects to retail and restaurant POS systems and e-commerce platforms, and serves specialty retail, hospitality, grocery, fuel and convenience, thrift and nonprofit, CPG and other consumer businesses.

It combines a loyalty program with a branded mobile app, marketing automation, omnichannel messaging, digital payment, commission-free online ordering, referrals and AI-driven offers. Como says it integrates with more than 90 POS systems and has offices in the US, UK, UAE, Israel, France and Spain.

It adds EagleAI for personalized offers and challenges, plus PromoBase for CPG coupon validation in the UK and Ireland. It mainly serves enterprise grocery and retail brands, and also lists travel and hospitality customers.

It combines program management with Epsilon's identity resolution, third-party data enrichment and AI models for segmentation and next-best offers, and comes with in-house strategy and program design services. It supports points-based, experiential and coalition programs in auto, dining, retail, financial services, CPG and other sectors, in Starter, Standard and Enterprise service levels.

Besides refer-a-friend it runs loyalty, influencer and employee ambassador programs, welcome offers, sweepstakes and drop-a-hint sharing. Marketers build programs in a visual flow builder, while developers connect through REST APIs, web and mobile SDKs, webhooks and an MCP server for AI assistants. It targets retail, banks and credit unions, consumer fintech, telecom, travel and hospitality, and franchisors.

Brands do not license software from Fetch; CPG brands, retailers, restaurants and agencies buy offers, point boosts and in-app media through Fetch for Business, which Fetch describes as an outcomes-based advertising platform. Fetch measures results from verified receipts and can activate its purchase-based audience segments on other platforms.

It connects to ecommerce, subscription billing, email and SMS, and customer data tools, with Shopify, Klaviyo and Recharge among its featured integrations, and offers APIs for custom builds. It names ecommerce and retail, subscription, financial services, consumer services, travel and hospitality, telecom, energy and education as target industries.

Recipients include customers, employees, research participants and partners, and prepaid options include Visa and Mastercard cards. Teams send rewards from a self-serve dashboard, through Zapier automations or through the API, choosing from a catalog of more than 1,500 brands in over 40 countries, with branded delivery by email, text or link. Giftbit charges no platform fee and earns from brand margins and a share of unclaimed promotional rewards. Standard rewards have no claim-by date; promotional rewards set one, and part of the unclaimed value comes back to the sender.

HR and operations teams use it to send gift card rewards, milestone awards and peer recognition, including to deskless staff by SMS, QR code or print. It also has a customer rewards product for client appreciation, referrals, loyalty and dealer or channel incentives. Recipients redeem a Guusto gift at gift card merchants or choose a prepaid Mastercard, a charity donation or custom rewards, and on paid plans unclaimed gifts are credited back.

The network's partners include Walmart, Dollar General and Instacart. Shoppers earn cash back by buying eligible products and scanning the receipt or linking a store loyalty account, and can withdraw it once they reach $20. Brands pay Ibotta per sale, and Ibotta passes part of that on as the shopper's cash back; brands also get incremental sales measurement. Retailers and publishers can add the network's offers to their own loyalty programs through a white-labeled integration. Ibotta, Inc. is listed on the NYSE as IBTA.

It covers program and partner management, member engagement, analytics and fraud detection, and for airlines adds corporate loyalty for business customers and travel credit management. IBS Software is a travel technology company that also sells reservation, operations, cargo and hospitality systems.

The platform includes a loyalty data engine, loyalty management with an AI assistant called Bonnie, a personalization hub, a rewards marketplace and a zero-party data hub, and can be used end to end or as components in an existing stack. Kobie runs programs in financial services, retail, travel and hospitality, quick service restaurants, convenience, healthcare, entertainment and telecom.

It connects to Shopify POS for earning and redeeming in store, and to email, SMS, review, helpdesk and subscription apps such as Klaviyo, Attentive and Gorgias. Pricing is based on monthly order volume, and higher plans add AI campaign recommendations and automated loyalty flows.

Customers earn points on purchases and redeem them for discounts at checkout at any of the merchant's stores, and they see their points balance on printed or emailed receipts. Merchants set the earning rate in the Back Office and find customers by name, phone number or barcode card. The POS, loyalty program, multi-store management and integrations are free, with paid add-ons for employee management, advanced inventory and unlimited sales history.

It connects to POS and e-commerce systems for retail and hospitality brands, and includes referrals, a customer portal, Apple and Google Wallet passes, loyalty automations, segmentation and reporting, with email and SMS marketing sold as add-ons. On Shopify POS, rewards are visible and redeemable at checkout. Pricing is per site, where each physical location and each online store counts as one site, with no contracts.

Its tools include NameShare, which lets a referred friend give the referrer's name at checkout, A/B testing of incentives and placements, benchmarking against brands in the same category, and lifetime value reporting. It connects referral data to email, CRM and paid media platforms such as Emarsys, Klaviyo and Meta. Mention Me says it has delivered more than £4bn in revenue for over 500 brands since 2013, and it is backed by Octopus Ventures and Eight Roads.

It also offers LoyaltyPlus, its own cloud loyalty platform, and works as a services partner for platforms such as Salesforce and Airship. Services range from loyalty assessments and program blueprints to ongoing managed services.

It brings reviews, surveys, support tickets and other guest feedback into one inbox, uses AI agents to answer and resolve guest issues, and can send recovery offers such as loyalty points and coupons. It connects to review sites such as Google, Yelp and Tripadvisor, to delivery platforms such as DoorDash and Uber Eats, and to POS systems, and accepts loyalty data by API, SFTP or CSV. Its customer data platform combines in-store, loyalty and off-premise data for email and SMS retention campaigns. Momos, founded in 2021, works alongside a brand's existing loyalty program rather than replacing it.

It is now sold as part of PAR Engagement, which adds marketing offers, online ordering, a guest data product (Guest360), gamification such as PAR Games and AI add-ons, and branded digital experiences. It is aimed at restaurant brands, from regional chains to large franchise systems such as Carl's Jr., Hardee's and Jack in the Box, and PAR also serves convenience stores. Programs connect to POS, kiosk, ordering, mobile app and marketing tools through documented APIs, webhooks and a partner ecosystem, with managed services and strategy consulting available.

Pass types include loyalty cards, membership cards, coupons, gift cards, event tickets and boarding passes. It is not a full loyalty program engine: it puts an existing program's balances, tiers and offers into the customer's phone wallet and connects to the systems that own that data. Business teams use a web portal and templates, while developers use APIs, SDKs and webhooks. PassKit the company is separate from PassKit, Apple's developer framework for Apple Pay and Wallet passes.

It serves multi-unit restaurant chains, independent restaurant groups of 1 to 9 units, and convenience store chains, and connects to POS, ordering and delivery systems through a large partner directory. Paytronix is based in Newton, Massachusetts, and has been owned by The Access Group since late 2024.

Appointment businesses use it too, and programs combine points, referrals, promotions, challenges and levels. It connects to club management, booking and POS systems such as ABC Fitness, Mindbody, Mariana Tek, Square and Clover so customers earn points for check-ins, purchases and appointments. It supports multi-location and franchise programs and publishes separate pricing for location-based businesses, e-commerce brands and employee programs. Each program is branded to the business, and its customers earn points there and redeem them for that business's rewards.

The same app runs affiliate and influencer programs with tracking, fraud checks and payouts. Plans combine a monthly fee with a success fee on referral sales, and every plan includes every feature.

Its customer data platform, Revinate Core, merges guest profiles from property management, restaurant, spa and golf systems and can assign loyalty tiers based on lifetime spend, nights and outlet data. These segments feed email marketing, Pathways email and SMS journeys, AI guest messaging backed by the Vault knowledge base, reputation management and reservation call sales. It is sold to independent hotels, groups and chains as hosted software, with an outsourced reservation agent service (RezForce).

It runs inside Shopify, including checkout and Shopify POS, with a developer toolkit for custom work. Rivo bills month to month, with published starting prices for its Cashback and Accounts products and custom bundles for the rest.

Loyalty programs use it for points redemption, cashback and member discounts, and it also serves HR, marketing, gaming, gig economy and research companies. Runa was founded as WeGift in 2016 and took the Runa name in 2023.

It covers marketing automation, personalization, customer data and campaigns across email, web, SMS, mobile app, mobile wallet, ads and in-store, and its loyalty module handles tiers, points, rewards and loyalty campaigns. It connects to partner loyalty engines such as Annex Cloud and Mention Me for larger programs. It is a marketing platform rather than a sales CRM, and connects to SAP Sales Cloud and SAP customer data solutions. It is aimed at B2C brands in retail, e-commerce, consumer products, travel and hospitality, sports and entertainment, and media.

It serves retailers, restaurants, fuel and convenience operators and airlines, and supports tiered, earn and burn, offer-based, paid and co-brand card programs, with strategy and implementation services. Mastercard agreed to buy SessionM in 2019; Capillary Technologies agreed to acquire it from Mastercard in February 2026 and sells it under the SessionM name as a Capillary company.

Loyalty sign-ups feed SpotOn's email and SMS marketing tools, and the program ties into SpotOn Order and the GoTo Place app. SpotOn Loyalty is sold as a monthly add-on to SpotOn POS, which serves full service, quick service and other restaurant formats as well as some small retail and service businesses.

Customers collect stamps in the free Stamp Me app by tapping a countertop StampPod or tag, scanning single-use codes, or having staff scan a member code. Merchants get a web portal with member data, SMS and push messages, birthday and lapsed customer rewards, and Scratch and Win games, without a POS integration. Plans are monthly with no lock-in contract and a 30-day free trial.

Businesses send rewards through a free self-serve web portal, an API, or integrations with business software, and can also order cards in bulk or set up a custom incentive program. Blackhawk Network owns Tango and has folded it into its own rewards platform, while still selling it under the Tango name.

It combines points, tiers, referrals and paid memberships with SMS, email and push campaigns, commission-free online ordering, a branded mobile app and gift cards, and connects to more than 40 POS systems or runs on a supplied counter tablet. Pricing is a single monthly fee quoted by business size, with hardware and onboarding included.

It is built for multi-location quick service, fast casual, table service and coffee brands, and says it only works with companies based in the US and Canada. Guests can earn through card-linked tracking or check-in methods, and Thanx connects to restaurant POS and ordering systems such as Toast, Square, Olo and NCR. Thanx also runs a loyalty transition service for brands switching from another platform and gives 90 days as its average launch timeline.

Cash options include PayPal and Venmo. It is used for research incentives, marketing and referral rewards, employee rewards and legal disbursements, with sending by spreadsheet upload, integrations or API. Platform access is free; Tremendous says it earns revenue from partnerships with some reward brands and charges fees on certain cash payouts and on credit card funding. Under its terms, a sender can cancel a payout within seven days of ordering unless the recipient has redeemed it, and a payout belongs to the recipient once it is sent.

Retailers share transaction data, Upside measures incremental sales against a control group, and it charges a share of the incremental profit rather than a fixed fee. In the app, shoppers claim an offer, pay as usual and cash out later. Upside limits how many competitors join in a category and area, and it positions itself as a complement to a retailer's own loyalty program.

Plum is a global rewards catalog and payouts service sent through a dashboard, APIs or a white-labeled redemption storefront; Loyalife is a loyalty platform for customer, channel partner and merchant programs; and Empuls covers employee recognition and sales incentives. Xoxoday says it serves 5,000+ customers in 150+ countries with 10M+ reward options, and it prices each program on a custom basis. It was founded in Bangalore in 2012 as Giftxoxo and has offices in India, the US, Dubai and Singapore.

The loyalty product covers points, rewards, referrals, earning rules and VIP tiers, and connects to the main e-commerce platforms plus Shopify POS for in-store earning. It is sold as SaaS from a free plan up to custom-quoted Enterprise plans, with Pro pricing based on monthly order volume.

The Zeta Marketing Platform combines customer data, messaging, advertising and analytics. Zeta Loyalty covers points, tiers, offers, gamification, mobile wallet and POS transaction capture, and Zeta says it is built for retail, QSR and enterprise brands, with professional services for program design. In November 2025 Zeta completed its acquisition of Marigold's enterprise software business, which included Marigold Loyalty (formerly Cheetah Digital loyalty).