Put your stamp card in every customer's phone, where the count updates the moment they buy, with no app to install and no paper card to lose.
A whole stamp program runs on $39 a month.
The self-serve alternative to PassKit, PassSlot, or Pass2U, with public pricing.
If a visit earns a punch, the card can count it, from coffees and car washes to salon visits and prepaid class packs.
Tap any card to test it live on your phone.
Set your brand color, logo, fields, and barcode in the visual editor, with a live preview and no code. The field reference has the full list.
Each customer's card is one POST /api/passes. Issue them whichever way fits:
Add a customer in the Pass Manager, right from the phone behind the till. Right for a steady trickle of regulars.
Connect a simple form through Zapier, n8n, or a plain HTTP request, and everyone who fills it in gets a card automatically.
Loop a script over your newsletter list, one POST per customer. See the create call.
Every card gets a branded link that opens the right wallet for whoever taps it. Text it, email it, or show it as a QR at the register; it stays the same through every stamp.
Scan the code or go by the name on the card; each stamp is one update to the count field, and the card refreshes on the customer's phone. Barcodes come as QR, PDF417, Aztec, or Code128, so an existing scanner reads them.
Stamps, rewards, resets, and nudges, each one update to the card the customer already holds, from the Pass Manager or your own system.
Add a stamp with one update to the card the customer already holds, and notify their lock screen while the new count appears in their wallet.
The seventh stamp reaches the lock screen
When the card fills, use the same update to reveal the reward so staff can see it at the till without counting holes in a paper card.
The same card, ready to redeem
When a customer buys another pack, reset the count on the card they already carry while keeping the same link and serial.
The same pack, refilled
Bring an inactive customer back with one update that puts a reminder on the card already in their wallet and reaches their lock screen directly.
An inactive card gets a nudge
When a completed card appears on two phones, revoke it once so it greys out across both wallets and every device, then issue the customer a fresh card.
One card, revoked everywhere
A stamp is one plain HTTP call, so there is no POS plugin to install or keep updated.
Pull your customer list out of the Pass Manager as a CSV. Each row carries the card's share URL, ready for a mail merge.
The card runs beside Square, SumUp, or whatever runs the till: wire the stamp into a Zapier or n8n flow, or add it from the Pass Manager on your own phone at the counter.
Billing counts each new card and each stamp that changes one. One card covers both wallets and counts once, and a revoke is free. PassKit runs around $1,300/month for the same lifecycle.
The whole program uses about 6% of the allowance, well under a cent per stamp, Pass Manager and full branding included.
All three locations share one plan and one allowance. Even a 150,000-pass month is $39 + 50,000 x $0.00039 = $58.50.
One pass covers both Apple and Google and counts once. Creations and content updates count, revokes do not. Full pricing.
No. Apple Wallet and Google Wallet are built into every iPhone and Android phone. The customer taps Add to Wallet on the card's page and the stamp card sits next to their boarding passes and tickets.
Yes. Design the card in the visual editor, then run the program from the Pass Manager: add a customer, bump a stamp count, or revoke a card, all by clicking. The API is optional.
Each card has a serial number. You PUT the new count to that serial and the card updates in place on every phone it is installed on, same link, no reissue. The count is a text field on the card, like 7 of 8, rather than a printed grid of stamp holes. Set a changeMessage on the field and the customer sees a note with the new count.
Yes. The Pass Manager works in a phone browser, so the person on the till opens the customer's card, changes the count, and saves. For a busier counter, wire the PUT into a Zapier or n8n flow once so a single tap adds the stamp.
Yes. Put the customer ID in barcodeValue and pick the format your scanner reads: QR, PDF417, Aztec, or Code128. The barcode renders in both wallets and scans like any plastic card. Without a scanner, the name on the card works too.
Yes. One POST /api/passes returns the signed .pkpass and a Save to Google Wallet link for the same card, and it counts as one pass. Updates and push work on both. Your stamp message shows on the Apple lock screen; Google's banner is generic and the new count shows inside the card.
The card lives on our servers, so nothing is lost. Resend the same install link and the card, with the current stamp count, adds to the replacement phone under the same customer ID.
Passes usually transfer automatically when the new phone restores from an iCloud or Google backup. If one does not, or the customer switched platforms, resend the same install link and the card adds in a tap.
Cards ship with the Apple Wallet share button hidden (sharingProhibited), so a customer cannot hand the live pass to a friend. A screenshot is still possible, but the barcode resolves to one customer ID, so a shared image reads as the same person twice at the counter, and you can revoke a card that misbehaves.
The customer redeems the reward and you PUT the count back to zero. The same card in their wallet starts the next round without a reissue, on the same link and serial.
A punch card counts visits toward one fixed reward, then resets: eight stamps, then a coffee on the house. A points card accrues a spendable balance, tiers, or cashback; for that, see digital loyalty cards. Both are the same two API calls, just a different field.
Pro is $39 a month flat with 100,000 passes a month included (creations plus updates), then $0.00039 per pass beyond that. A cafe stamping 200 cards a day logs about 6,000 passes a month, around 6 percent of the allowance. One card covers both wallets and counts once, and revokes do not count.
Build a stamp card and install it on your own phone tonight, with 30 days of Pro on every new account.
curl -X POST https://api.walletwallet.dev/api/passes …
