₱5,399, ₱7,999 or ₱10,999 per year
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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.
Businesses whose first requirement is an Apple or Google Wallet pass on day one.
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Suki Cards facts come from its own public pages, read on 25 August 2026, and every source is linked at the foot of this page. Offers change — verify current terms with the provider before you decide. Where a KYP Rewards capability arrives with a paid tier, the row says which tier.
| Requirement | Suki Cards | KYP Rewards |
|---|---|---|
| Customer experience | Apple and Google Wallet passes | Installable web app with one private code across every joined shop; wallet passes on Grow and Scale |
| Program formats | Eight card types publicly listed | The same eight formats from one program engine |
| Separate branch reporting | 1, 3 or 10 by plan | Unlimited branches on every plan; 3, 5 and 10 reported separately by tier |
| Messaging | Unlimited push notifications advertised | In-app and push included; campaign email by plan; SMS bought as credits with the cost shown before sending |
| Counter operations | Not detailed on the cited pages | Role-based staff permissions, reversals and a full staff activity ledger |
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