Fair product comparison
See the shortlist honestly.
Each comparison uses the competitor's own public information, links its sources, and says plainly where the other product is the better fit.
Which loyalty platforms do Philippine businesses compare?
The realistic shortlist is the platforms that quote in pesos: ZAP, the established local incumbent at ₱4,800 a month above a free tier; Qashier Treats at ₱590 a month but only on top of a Qashier POS subscription; StoreHub from ₱2,249 a month with loyalty bundled into a full POS; Suki Cards on annual peso pricing with Apple and Google Wallet passes; and GoBalik at ₱399 for a stamp card and little else. KYP Rewards is the one that costs nothing to start, replaces no part of your checkout, and publishes what each message costs to send.
- ZAP
- Express free; Premium ₱4,800/month
- Qashier Treats
- Treats ₱590/month, on top of POS from ₱1,790/month
- StoreHub
- ₱2,249, ₱4,499 or ₱8,999 per month
- Suki Cards
- ₱5,399, ₱7,999 or ₱10,999 per year
- GoBalik
- Starter ₱399/month; Growth ₱499/month
Every comparison
Read the one that matches your shortlist.
The established Philippine loyalty and engagement platform
KYP Rewards vs ZAP
ZAP is the incumbent: a mature local provider combining loyalty, POS connectivity, customer analytics and outbound messaging, with a free entry tier and a ₱4,800 step up. KYP Rewards is the lighter option for a local team that wants the same loop without a five-figure annual commitment, and wants to see what every message costs before it sends.
- Public pricing
- Express free; Premium ₱4,800/month
- Best for
- Larger F&B operators who want the most established local provider and are comfortable at ₱4,800 a month.
Loyalty as an add-on to a Philippine POS subscription
KYP Rewards vs Qashier Treats
Qashier Treats is the closest thing to KYP Rewards on price, and the difference is what you have to buy around it. Treats runs on a Qashier POS account, so the real monthly figure is the add-on plus the terminal software. KYP Rewards runs beside whatever register you already own and replaces nothing.
- Public pricing
- Treats ₱590/month, on top of POS from ₱1,790/month
- Best for
- Businesses already running Qashier POS, or willing to switch their whole checkout to get loyalty.
A full POS platform with loyalty bundled in
KYP Rewards vs StoreHub
StoreHub sells the whole counter — POS, inventory, payments — with loyalty and SMS marketing included. That is genuinely good value if you are replacing your register anyway. If you are not, you are paying from ₱2,249 a month for a checkout system in order to get a stamp card.
- Public pricing
- ₱2,249, ₱4,499 or ₱8,999 per month
- Best for
- Businesses replacing their entire POS and inventory stack, who want loyalty included rather than chosen.
Wallet-pass loyalty with a broad menu of card types
KYP Rewards vs Suki Cards
Suki Cards leads on Apple and Google Wallet passes and publishes an annual peso price. KYP Rewards covers the same eight card types and adds the parts that appear after launch: staff roles and an activity ledger at the counter, campaign cost shown before sending, and privacy controls a customer operates themselves.
- Public pricing
- ₱5,399, ₱7,999 or ₱10,999 per year
- Best for
- Businesses whose first requirement is an Apple or Google Wallet pass on day one.
A low-cost Philippine digital stamp card
KYP Rewards vs GoBalik
GoBalik is the cheapest way into a digital stamp card in this market, and for a single shop that wants exactly that, it is a fair answer. KYP Rewards starts lower — at nothing — and carries the program formats, campaign economics and customer privacy controls a shop grows into rather than migrates for.
- Public pricing
- Starter ₱399/month; Growth ₱499/month
- Best for
- A single shop that wants a digital stamp card and nothing else, at the lowest paid price in the market.
Every comparison uses the provider's own public pages, with the date they were read and a link to the source on each page. We compare against platforms that publish Philippine peso pricing: a monthly figure in dollars is not a like-for-like number for a shop that earns and banks in pesos. Offers change — verify current terms with the provider before deciding.
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