No app. No password. No punch card in a junk drawer. Your loyalty card lives in the wallet already on their phone, updates itself after every purchase, and messages them free. Real Apple Wallet and Google Wallet cards, with a PWA fallback so no smartphone is left behind.
Apple and Google built the wallet frameworks. We bet early on them for dispensary loyalty, back in 2022, while the rest of the category was still shipping apps nobody installed. Since then we've spent the years tuning provisioning flows, push permission rates, and tier-update behavior.
Others followed us into wallet loyalty, and some licensed the tech. If you're comparing, the thing to check is whether the pass installs in the native wallet sheet or just opens a browser tab. Ours installs natively, updates in place, survives a phone migration, and sends push without an app icon.
Not all stores run points. Some run stamps. Some want cashback. Some want a membership tier. We ship every shape of loyalty, and you can issue more than one per customer.
You don't fight for home-screen real estate. You don't fight the App Store review. You don't pay for installs. The pass is already there, in a folder Apple built and polished, right next to their boarding passes and Starbucks card.
SMS is filtered by carriers. Email is filtered by Gmail. Facebook won't even let you run an ad. Then there's push, unbranded, unfiltered, uncensored, direct from your wallet pass to the customer's lock screen. No asterisks, no code words, no "that product we can't name."



Push is the channel you can say anything on. Email is the one you have to earn your way into. Ours runs on Amazon SES and GreenArrow, with DMARC setup help included, so your sends authenticate as you and land where people actually read them.
Apple Wallet is the main act. Google Wallet is the full-parity encore. And for the customers on an old device, or who won't install either, a PWA card that works in any browser, offline-capable, with push.
Ask any wallet-loyalty vendor, including us, in their own demo. One: does the pass install in the native Wallet sheet, or open a browser tab? Two: does the balance update itself after a purchase, or when the customer remembers to refresh? Three: is push free, or does it fall back to paid SMS? Here's how the answers stack up.
Sticky (real native)Don't take the column on the right from us. Run the three questions in their demo, on your own phone, and fill it in yourself.
30-minute demo. We'll design a pass for your brand on the call, provision it, and send the first push to your phone before we hang up.