Club Card vs Stamp Me: price, Wallet, language and who each one suits
In short: Stamp Me is a global, self-service stamp card app with an English site and a Lite plan at USD 49 a month; push notifications and integrations start on the Pro plan, USD 79. Club Card costs USD 59 (MXN 1,099 in Mexico) a month, is in Spanish, includes setup by the team and a customer CRM, and saves the card to Google Wallet; on iPhone it works in the browser. If your shop runs in English and you want to set it up yourself, Stamp Me fits. If you're in Mexico or Argentina and would rather have it handed to you ready to go, Club Card fits.
Club Card's card, counter app, dashboard and signup are in Spanish only.
This page is written by Club Card. Stamp Me's data comes from its official pricing page, checked on October 22, 2026 and reviewed on November 1, 2026; if you spot something out of date, the source is at the end.
What each one is
Stamp Me is a digital stamp card platform for small businesses, present in several countries. It publishes prices in dollars, euros and pounds, and you sign up online.
Club Card is a branded digital stamp card made by North Agency for coffee shops, bakeries and counter businesses in Mexico and Argentina. The customer scans the shop's QR, joins with Google or email and collects one stamp per visit.
Point-by-point comparison
| Club Card | Stamp Me | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry plan | USD 59 (MXN 1,099 in Mexico)/month; 2026 AI Month promo: USD 29/month for the first 3 months (sign-ups until 12/31/2026) | Lite USD 49/month, marked as a limited-time offer; also EUR 29 and GBP 39 |
| Setup | Done by the Club Card team | Self-service; account manager on the Elite plan |
| Product language | Spanish | English site; says it supports multiple languages, without listing them |
| Google Wallet | Yes, updates itself with every stamp | Per its site: the card lives in its app; the member code goes to Google Wallet if validated with its merchant app |
| iPhone | In the browser, with its code; not saved to Apple Wallet; coming soon, at no extra cost | Per its site: the card lives in its app; the member code goes to Apple Wallet if validated with its merchant app |
| Customer data | CRM with each member's data, active and dormant dashboard, CSV export | Per its plan table: member data on every plan; integrations with email or CRM via Zapier from Pro, USD 79 |
| Commitment | No commitment, no setup fee | No lock-in contract and cancel any time, per its page |
Price: what you pay in a year
An example with published prices: Stamp Me Lite at USD 49 a month comes to USD 588 a year, if the offer holds. Club Card at USD 59 comes to USD 708 a year; with the 2026 AI Month promo, USD 618 the first year.
Club Card costs USD 10 more per month. Stamp Me offers a 30-day trial with no card and says it needs no developers. With Club Card the team does the setup. We estimate that buying a Wallet card, a CRM and setup separately costs around USD 199 a month; it's our own estimate.
Wallets and iPhone
This is Club Card's weakest point and it's worth saying plainly: the card is saved to Google Wallet, but not yet to Apple Wallet. Apple Wallet is coming soon, at no extra cost. On iPhone the customer uses it from the browser, with its code.
How much that matters depends on your customers. According to StatCounter, in September 2026 72% of phones in Mexico ran Android and 28% iOS; in Argentina, 87% and 13%. At a shop with lots of US tourists, the share of iPhones can be much higher.
Language and support
Club Card is in Spanish only: the card, the counter, the dashboard and signup. For an owner in Mexico or Argentina with Spanish-speaking staff, that makes training simpler. For a shop that mostly serves customers in English, Stamp Me is a better fit.
Customer data
A digital card does more than hand out rewards: it tells you who your customer is. In Club Card each member goes into a CRM with their data, and the dashboard shows new members, who comes back within 30 days and who hasn't come in for 60 days. Promotional messages only reach those who opted in with a checkbox at signup.
Per Stamp Me's plan table, viewed on November 1, 2026, Lite includes member data and basic insights. Unlimited push notifications, the birthday club, lapsed customers and integrations with email or CRM, including Mailchimp, and with Zapier start on Pro, USD 79.
Who each one suits
Choose Stamp Me if:
- your business runs in English;
- you want unlimited push notifications and the Pro plan, USD 79, works for you;
- you'd rather set it up yourself and pay less.
Choose Club Card if:
- you're in Mexico or Argentina and want the product in Spanish;
- you'd rather have the card, the sign and the dashboard handed to you working;
- you prefer a single plan with everything together;
- most of your customers use Android.
How to try Club Card
You can request signup online: you fill in your business details, we write to confirm and we create your club. With the 2026 AI Month promo, businesses that sign up by December 31, 2026 pay USD 29 a month for the first 3 months, then USD 59. See pricing, how it works or request your signup. There are more options in the stamp card app comparison.
Frequently asked questions
Is Stamp Me available in Spanish?
Its site is in English and says it supports multiple languages, without listing them, as of 11/01/2026. Club Card is in Spanish only.
Which is cheaper, Club Card or Stamp Me?
Stamp Me Lite, at USD 49 a month according to its official page. Club Card costs USD 59 with setup and a CRM included, or USD 29 for the first 3 months with the 2026 AI Month promo.
Does Club Card work with Apple Wallet?
No. On iPhone it works in the browser, with its code; it is not saved to Apple Wallet yet. Apple Wallet is coming soon, at no extra cost.
Sources
Want a club for your business?
We leave it up and running: a card in Google Wallet, CRM, birthdays and win-back in one plan.