Supplement store software, built in a supplement store.

The single biggest reason loyalty programs stall is that earning depends on a human step. Shopify POS sync removes it: the app installs in one click through Shopify's own OAuth, every paid order awards points automatically, and redemptions come back as discount codes in checkout. Name and email edits made in the member app mirror back into Shopify's customer record, so your POS does not drift from your CRM.

Clover is live as well. An OAuth connection plus a webhook means a Clover payment posts points the same way a Shopify order does, and applying a reward pushes a discount onto the open order at the register — a dollar-off reward as a discount, a free item discounted on its own line so a second one still rings up at full price. A Clover register app is built and submitted to the Clover App Market; until Clover finishes its production review, the web path is what you run.

Lightspeed R-Series works the same way from the other direction: a Rewards button on the sale tab launches the rewards screen with the live ticket attached, and each reward maps to a discount you already defined in Lightspeed, so your own reporting stays intact. It is our newest POS integration, so we connect the account and map the rewards with you rather than handing over a setup doc. Every integration is listed on the integrations page.

Lifecycle stages — new, active, lapsing, lost — are computed from real visit and purchase behavior, not from a tag someone forgot to remove. That is what makes a win-back fire at the right moment instead of three months late: how segmentation works, and the segments we actually use in our own stores.

Multi-location is where most loyalty tools quietly break. Here every member carries a home location plus a visit rollup per store, so a campaign can target their store — one send per member, no duplicates — or everyone who has ever walked into a given store, which deliberately catches the overlap customers who shop two of your locations. There is a filter for exactly those multi-store members too, because they behave differently and are usually worth their own message. Staff can override a member's home store when the data guesses wrong, and unmapped register IDs get mapped to a store rather than silently landing nowhere.

Budget math, since texting is the line item owners actually watch: 5,000 texts are included each month and it is 2¢ per text after that. We wrote up what a real month looks like in what you can actually send with 5,000 texts.

Your members live between visits, and a points balance is not a reason to open anything. The member portal is a branded site and mobile-web card on your own subdomain — points, rewards, scan history, challenges — with your name on it, not ours. On your Shopify storefront, the rewards widget is a floating button: members log in with a texted code, see their points, and turn them into a discount code at checkout without leaving the cart.

Community events give you RSVP pages, door check-in that awards points for showing up, and a report that ties an event to revenue instead of to vibes — which is how you find out whether the Saturday seminar was worth the staffing. And the branded website is a full themed public site with an events calendar, a gallery, and a vendor directory that takes applications, for stores whose community is the actual moat. If you want the philosophy rather than the feature list, that is the Community Playbook.

Balances, consent status, and reward definitions come across as part of the $500 one-time setup fee — our labor, not a services quote. One rule we do not bend: imported consent lands as pending rather than opted-in. A list you cannot prove consent for is a liability someone else handed you, and mass-flipping it is exactly what gets a number filtered. Read how the data migration goes before you commit to anything, ours included.

If you are weighing options: vs TapMango is the deepest comparison on this site because TapMango is what our own store ran on before this existed. vs Square Loyalty and vs Smile.io cover the two most common alternatives for a store that already has a POS or a Shopify theme, and TapMango alternatives for supplement stores covers the rest of the field, including where a competitor is genuinely the better pick.