Stampezee Review (2026)14-Day Trial, Then $29.99/mo

Pricing (2026)

✓ Pricing re-verified 13 Nov 2026

The free tier is no longer on the page. Three paid plans, each now with a 14-day free trial, plus a custom-priced Enterprise Plan. Stamp Lite $29.99/month: 1 branch, 1 active stamp card, unlimited customers and stamps, signup rewards, EzeeCodes and Give Stamps, birthday/anniversary/referral automations, no push notifications. Stamp Pro $49.99: 3 branches, 4 cards, spend-based stamping, tiered and exclusive rewards, lapsed-customer automation, 5 push notifications, a VIP card completion path.

Stamp Elite $99.99: 10 branches, 12 cards, 10 push notifications including location-based ones, scratch-card campaigns, email marketing, a custom stamp card design, an exclusive marketing package and a dedicated account manager. Enterprise Plan: custom pricing based on locations, scale, usage and business requirements, with custom branch, card and usage limits and advanced roles and permission controls. The annual term (“Save 17%”) is in the plan data rather than on the cards: $299.99, $499.99 and $999.99 a year, ten months' money.

StampEzee prices by region: the same data lists EUR 19.99, 39.99 and 69.99 and GBP 14.99, 29.99 and 59.99 a month. What changed since the 30 August 2026 reading: Stamp Start (free: 1 branch, 1 card, up to 100 customers or 100 stamps) no longer appears, Stamp Lite went from 2 branches and 3 cards to 1 and 1, Stamp Pro from 6 cards to 4, and the push allowances on Lite, Pro and Elite moved from 1, 4 and 8 to 0, 5 and 10. The monthly and annual prices did not change. Plans change, so check the live price on their site before you buy.

Category context: Growth & Revenue. Across the 84 tools in this category that we researched with a public US-dollar price, the median entry price is about $30 a month (lowest paid plan as listed, per seat where the vendor prices per seat). Stampezee’s entry price of $29.99 a month sits roughly at that median. Compare pricing conditions in the Software Cost Atlas →

Correction after re-checking: Re-checked 19 October 2026 against stampezee.com/en/pricing and the plan data behind it. The free Stamp Start tier is gone; Stamp Lite, Pro and Elite each carry a 14-day free trial and a custom-priced Enterprise Plan has been added. Prices held ($29.99, $49.99, $99.99 a month; $299.99, $499.99, $999.99 a year), but the limits moved: branches are now 1/3/10, active stamp cards 1/4/12 and push notifications 0/5/10 on Lite, Pro and Elite. Earlier: Re-checked 30 August 2026 against stampezee.com/en/pricing, read from a US exit. The page we described is gone. We wrote that it carries no plan names and no prices, so the third and fourth tiers could not be costed without talking to sales. All four are now named and priced: Stamp Start free, Stamp Lite $29.99 a month, Stamp Pro $49.99, Stamp Elite $99.99, with 17% off annually. Stamp Lite is unchanged from the $29.99 the vendor confirmed to us on 22 July, an earlier reading of this page from the Netherlands showed EUR 19.99 and briefly looked like a price cut; it is a regional price, and the European rates run well below the US ones across all three paid tiers. The tier shapes we published all held: branches 1/2/3/10, stamp cards 1/3/6/12, push notifications 0/1/4/8, and custom stamp card designs only on the top tier and only one of them. Two further corrections: the help centre, empty on 24 July, now carries full documentation for retailers, customers and loyalty executives; and the page contradicts itself on the free tier, whose plan card says 14-day free trial where the comparison table says Free with no limit.

What the price did

We read Stampezee’s own pricing page on a schedule and keep every reading, so this is our record of the page. It is not a forecast, and not someone else’s summary. A change appears here only after we confirmed the new price on the page itself.

The honest knock

The category is honest and proven (digital stamp cards beat lost paper cards), and the platform is young with limited public review coverage, so use the 14-day trial on a paid plan to run one real campaign and measure repeat-visit lift before the first charge, because the refund policy excludes changes of mind and unused plan periods.

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What Stampezee does

Digital stamp cards for local businesses, replacing paper punch cards. Public pricing stays thin, so re-check the tiers before committing.

What buyers report about Stampezee

Hands-on: not tested by usReported by buyers: G2, Capterra and FeaturedCustomers, read August 2026

Themes from the buyer-review sites listed at the foot of this page, read in August 2026. We have not run Stampezee ourselves, so this is other buyers' experience rather than ours. We summarise it here because the complaints are usually the part a vendor page leaves out.

When the paid plan is worth it

The paid tiers mostly buy scale, not capability. Read on 19 October 2026, what changes across Stamp Lite ($29.99 a month), Stamp Pro ($49.99) and Stamp Elite ($99.99) is branches (1, 3, 10), active stamp cards (1, 4, 12) and push notifications (0, 5, 10), with location-based pushes, email campaigns, scratch cards and a custom card design only on Elite. Lite pays back if one location and one card is the whole programme: it buys unlimited customers and stamps, signup rewards and the birthday and referral automations, but not a single re-engagement push.

Pro is the step for a second location, a second card or pushing at all. What upgrading does not solve is the missing free tier. Stamp Start is gone from the page; each paid plan has a 14-day trial instead, and the refund policy, read the same day, excludes changes of mind and unused plan periods and wants any request within 14 days of the charge. So the trial is your only free test.

Run a real campaign inside it, because a month you abandon is not refunded, and the annual term saves two months only if you are sure for twelve.

How to actually use Stampezee

First value is a completed stamp card, not a created one. The vendor's route is short: build your first stamp card, assign staff, start rewarding customers, which the how-it-works page frames as launching "in minutes".

Distilled from vendor pages only, stampezee.com/en/pricing, /en/how-it-works, /en/for-customers, /en/faq and /en/help-center, read 30 August 2026; the help centre is the source for the setup steps and the pricing page for the tier limits. We looked for an independent walkthrough and found none, so nothing third-party is used here. Pricing page and its plan data re-read 19 October 2026 (stampezee.com/en/pricing); refund policy (stampezee.com/en/refund-policy) read 19 October 2026.

Common Stampezee setup mistakes

Where Stampezee setups actually go wrong, and what it costs you when they do. Same sources as the setup notes above, not from a walkthrough we ran ourselves.

The natural comparison is Stamp Me or Loopy Loyalty: the digital-stamp peer set: compare per-location pricing and whether Apple/Google Wallet passes are included.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the annual term actually cost?

The visible page advertises the annual saving without printing a single annual amount, but the plan data behind that same page does, and the arithmetic is clean: Stamp Lite $299.99 a year, Stamp Pro $499.99, Stamp Elite $999.99. That is exactly ten months' money for twelve months of service on all three: 16.7% off, which is the 17% the page advertises. So the annual term is a straightforward two-months-free deal rather than a negotiated rate, and you can price it yourself by multiplying the monthly figure by ten.

Is there still a free tier?

Not on the pricing page any more. Read on 19 October 2026, it lists Stamp Lite, Stamp Pro and Stamp Elite, each with a 14-day free trial, plus a custom-priced Enterprise Plan, and the plan data behind the page carries no free plan at all. On 19 September 2026 there was still a Stamp Start tier (one branch, one stamp card, up to 100 customers or 100 stamps) whose own card contradicted itself between free and a 14-day trial. The page does not say whether existing Stamp Start accounts keep running; ask before you rely on one. For a new account the honest reading is a 14-day trial of a paid plan, from $29.99 a month.

Why does the price change when I open the page from another country?

Because StampEzee prices by region rather than converting one list price, across roughly 140 currencies. Stamp Lite is $29.99 a month in USD, €19.99 in EUR and £14.99 in GBP; Stamp Pro is $49.99, €39.99 and £29.99; Stamp Elite is $99.99, €69.99 and £59.99. Those are not the same amount in different clothes: the sterling entry price is roughly half the dollar one at any plausible rate. Which list you are shown follows the region the page decides you are in, so check the currency and the amount on the payment screen against the one that persuaded you.

Can I get my money back if it does not work out?

Only in narrow cases. StampEzee's refund policy, read 19 October 2026, lists when a refund can apply: among them a technical issue on StampEzee's side that kept you from your paid plan, and an incorrect charge caused by a system or processing error, and says refunds are not applicable for changes of mind, unused plan periods or misconfiguration on your side. Requests must be submitted within 14 days of the charge, are reviewed manually, go back only to the original payment method and take 3–5 business days after approval. With no free tier left, that makes the 14-day trial the place to decide: an annual term paid up front is not something you get back for changing your mind.

Is this a hands-on review of Stampezee?

This is a researched assessment, not a hands-on test. Where we've used a tool ourselves, we say so explicitly. We name what each tool is good and bad at, and we have no affiliate relationship with Stampezee; we earn nothing whether you sign up or not.

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