Verified data · August 1, 2026

Eleven platforms.
One table. Straight to the point.

We reviewed each competitor's website and compiled what they publish into a single table. No estimates, no made-up figures, and with "no data" where there is no public information.

6 out of 12
publish their full pricing on their website. The other six start with a demo and a custom proposal.
1 out of 12
offers a free plan with all the features of the top-tier plan, not a stripped-down version.
18
native ecommerce, POS, ERP, and CRM connectors, ready from the dashboard with no limit on how many you activate.
The first thing your committee asks

How much it costs to start
and when it's up and running

Two charts showing what each company publishes. Those that don't provide figures also appear, in their striped section: the gap is also information.

Price of the first paid plan

Each amount in its own currency

No currency conversions, so no one argues about the exchange rate. Watch the scale: the most expensive entry plan costs five times the cheapest one.

Omniwallet39 €
JeriCommerce45 €
Smile.io49 $
Loyale69 €
Loyoly99 £
LoyaltyLion199 $
Loyal Guru Does not publish pricing—
NeoDay Does not publish pricing—
Wapping Does not publish pricing—
Captain Wallet Does not publish pricing—
Splio Does not publish pricing—
Qurable Does not publish pricing—

Six do not publish pricing: Loyal Guru, NeoDay, Wapping, Captain Wallet, Splio, and Qurable.

Half of the list doesn't make it to this chart because they don't publish pricing. To find out what it costs, you have to request a demo and wait for a custom proposal, without any public reference to compare it against.

Time until the program is up and running

Scale: 0 to 12 weeks

The first six are self-serve and configured on the same day. The figures for Wapping and NeoDay are the ones they publish themselves, not our estimates.

OmniwalletSame day · self-serve
JeriCommerceSame day · self-serve
LoyaltyLionSame day · self-serve
Smile.ioSame day · self-serve
LoyolySame day · self-serve
LoyaleSame day · self-serve
Wapping4 to 12 weeks · according to their blog
NeoDay10 weeks · according to their website
Qurable From hours to custom project, according to their website
Loyal Guru Does not publish timeframe
Captain Wallet Does not publish timeframe
Splio Does not publish timeframe

Do not publish timeframe: Loyal Guru, Captain Wallet, and Splio.

Every week without a program is a week of sales without customer data, without accumulated points, and without anyone returning because of the program.

Real scope

What it connects to
and how much it covers

The first chart counts connectors ready to be activated from the dashboard, without development. The second chart breaks down the 18 yes-or-no criteria from the table below, so you can verify each section on your own.

Sales connectors from the dashboard

Ecommerce + POS and ERP

Only published connectors that can be activated without writing code count. Having an API doesn't count: anyone can connect via API, but someone has to build it.

Omniwallet95 ecommerce + 4 POS and ERP
LoyaltyLion33 ecommerce platforms
Smile.io22 ecommerce platforms
Loyoly22 ecommerce platforms
JeriCommerce11 ecommerce platform
Loyale11 ecommerce platform
Qurable11 ecommerce platform
Loyal Guru integration via API or project—
NeoDay integration via project—
Wapping integration via project—
Captain Wallet connection through your CRM—
Splio proprietary and partner connectors—

Five do not publish ready-to-use connectors; they integrate via project or API: Loyal Guru, NeoDay, Wapping, Captain Wallet, and Splio.

Breakdown of the 18 criteria

Ordered by criteria met

The figure on the right shows the criteria each one meets. The striped section represents what is not publicly documented, which is not the same as not having it.

Omniwallet18/18
JeriCommerce7/18
Loyale4/18
Splio4/18
LoyaltyLion3/18
Smile.io3/18
Captain Wallet3/18
NeoDay3/18
Wapping3/18
Loyoly2/18
Loyal Guru2/18
Qurable2/18
Meets Partial Not available No data

A note on the second chart. Enterprise platforms have a lot of striping because they document very little publicly, not necessarily because they lack features. Wapping, NeoDay, and Qurable have between seven and nine criteria with no public information: if you are interested in any of them, ask for those points in writing during the demo.

Comparison table

Everything they publish,
on a single screen

Twenty criteria that decide a loyalty project, cross-referenced with the eleven most compared platforms on the market. The first column and header remain fixed as you scroll through the table.

Swipe horizontally to see all platforms

Criterion Omniwallet Ecommerce apps Retail and CRM platforms
JeriCommerceLoyaltyLionSmile.ioLoyolyLoyaleLoyal GuruNeoDayWappingCaptain WalletSplioQurable
Commercial model
Full pricing published on website1 out of 3 plans
Price of the first paid plan39 €45 €199 $49 $99 £69 €Upon requestUpon requestUpon requestUpon requestUpon requestUpon request
Permanent free plan
Self-serve signup and configuration
Free plan with all features of the top-tier plan
Customer channel
Card in Apple Wallet and Google Walletadd-onadd-on—
Push to lock screen without installed appadd-onadd-on——
Automated program WhatsApp———
Program and rewards
Physical rewards catalog with inventory and shippingfrom Premium—————
Gift cards from top brands in the catalog——————
Configurable spin the wheellotteries———
Points for social media and sports activities
Analytics
RFM report with 7 segments and AI insightsretail analytics——RFM in their CDP—
Commerce report: Pareto, CLV, frequently bought togetherdashboards————
Journeys and ROPO attribution of in-store sales—————
Artificial intelligence
AI assistant that executes actions on the accountquery via MCPcreates drafts—queries and reportsdecision agents
Integrations
Ecommerce platforms with native plugin513221via APIvia projectvia projectvia CRMproprietary and partners1
Native connectors for Spanish POS and ERPs—
API available on the entry planonly on $999 planonly on $999 plan—
Unlimited active integrations2 on Starter2 on Lite1 or 2 depending on plan——————
Included Not available amber text Partial or at extra cost — No public information
The full table is for large screens There are twelve platforms and twenty criteria: it doesn't read well on a mobile device. The four charts above summarize the essentials, and right below you have each individual comparison in full detail.

How to read this table. Each cell comes from what the company itself publishes on its website as of August 1, 2026: pricing pages, feature tables per plan, and product data sheets. When something is not publicly documented, we put a dash instead of a cross, because not having the data is not the same as not having the feature. If you work at any of these platforms and see something outdated, write to us and we'll fix it.

One-on-one comparisons

Looking at a specific one?

Each competitor has its own page with the full analysis: pricing model, cost scenarios with your volume, detailed feature table, and where each one fits best.

Start for free and
verify the table yourself.

Set up the complete program without paying anything, with the wallet card, points engine, rewards catalog, and analytics from day one. And if you prefer us to run the numbers with your real volume, book a demo.

Sources: pricing pages, feature tables, and product sheets published by each company, accessed on August 1, 2026.
Entry prices are shown in the currency in which each company publishes them, without applying conversion. Omniwallet prices are in euros and exclude VAT.
If you spot anything outdated or incorrect, write to us and we'll correct it.