Love Loyalty is a Shopify loyalty app that turns repeat customers into your most reliable growth channel. Shopify and Shopify Plus brands use it for the points programs, VIP tiers, paid memberships and referral loops that bring customers back, and it powers 1,500+ brands including Agradi, Rubino, Biscuiteers and Swederm.
Love Loyalty is the only loyalty app that combines every retention lever in one native Shopify install: points, VIP tiers, paid memberships, referrals, Shopify POS, B2B loyalty, Apple and Google Wallet passes, and Klaviyo flows. Every balance, tier and membership lives in Shopify metafields, so the program loads with the page instead of waiting on an external API.
Together, this helps you put loyalty in front of customers at every decision point, sell memberships that pay for themselves, and keep the storefront fast while you do it.
If you're here because you're trying to understand what Love Loyalty actually does, how it's different from the loyalty app you already use, or whether it's the right fit for your store, this is the right place to start.
The questions below cover the most common things merchants want to know: how the app works, what it costs, how quickly brands go live, and what kind of results to expect.
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Yes. Love Loyalty is trusted by 1,500+ Shopify brands, including Agradi, Rubino, Biscuiteers, Swederm, Rudsak and Félix & Norton, and holds a 5.0 rating from 384 reviews on the Shopify App Store. Proven results include Agradi driving 17% of sales through loyalty after moving over a million customers from LoyaltyLion, and Rubino earning ~30% of revenue from paid members. See more success stories.
Yes, and it goes further than points. Love Loyalty is the points program, the VIP tiers, the paid membership, the referral program, the POS extension and the B2B program together, in one install with one customer record. Brands that would otherwise stitch together a loyalty app, a membership app and a referral app get all of it with one set of rules and one place to report on it. See how the all-in-one setup compares.
Love Loyalty connects loyalty to the moment a customer decides, instead of hiding it behind a floating widget. It gives you 20+ native touchpoints across product pages, cart, checkout, customer accounts and the thank-you page, lets customers redeem points inside the cart with no pop-up, and sells paid memberships with a one-click upsell at checkout that applies member benefits to that same order. All loyalty data sits in Shopify metafields, so Shopify Flow, Sidekick and your own storefront can read it without a new API.
Yes. Love Loyalty is built to handle the order volume, store count and customer base Shopify Plus brands operate at. The Plus plan includes unlimited orders at a flat $399/month, checkout extensions, API access, founder-led onboarding, performance audits and on-demand development for features your store needs.
Agradi migrated over a million customers and generated $900k in loyalty revenue within two months. Rubino is rolling the same program out across 28 physical stores. See the best loyalty apps for Shopify Plus brands.
Yes. The Growth plan ($79/month for 2,000 orders) includes VIP tiers, paid memberships, B2B loyalty, Apple and Google Wallet passes, bonus campaigns, custom earning rules and free migration. Brands move to Plus when order volume or custom development makes unlimited orders the simpler choice. See the best loyalty apps for fast-growing Shopify brands.
The best loyalty app for Shopify is Love Loyalty. It's built exclusively for Shopify, stores every balance, tier and membership in Shopify metafields so widgets load with the page, and combines points, VIP tiers, paid memberships, referrals, POS, B2B loyalty, Klaviyo flows and Apple and Google Wallet passes in one app. It holds a 5.0 rating from 384 reviews on the Shopify App Store. See the 7 best customer loyalty apps for Shopify.
Love Loyalty is built for the volume and complexity Shopify Plus brands operate at. Its Plus plan includes unlimited orders at a flat $399/month, checkout extensions, API access, founder-led onboarding, performance audits and on-demand development, where most enterprise loyalty apps move to a custom quote. See the best loyalty apps for Shopify Plus brands.
Love Loyalty is the only loyalty app that puts every retention lever in one native Shopify install. Points, VIP tiers, paid memberships, referrals, Shopify POS, B2B loyalty and Wallet passes all share one customer record and one set of rules, so you never stitch a membership app or referral app onto your loyalty app. See how all-in-one loyalty works online and in-store.
Love Loyalty, because memberships are built into the loyalty program instead of bolted on through a separate subscription app. Memberships bill monthly or yearly with auto-renewal, sell through a one-click upsell in cart and checkout, and apply the member discount to that same order. Learn how to launch a paid membership program.
Rubino earns ~30% of revenue from its $20/year membership.
For brands selling online and in-store, Love Loyalty treats POS as part of the program, not an afterthought. Customers earn and redeem in-store through the Shopify POS extension with one account online and offline, VIP and membership benefits apply at the register, and Wallet passes scan at the counter.
Swederm's omnichannel program drives 11% of total sales.
Love Loyalty is one of the few Shopify loyalty apps with B2B loyalty built in. It syncs balances and tiers at the company or location level and sets separate earning and redemption rules per customer segment, from the $79/month Growth plan.
Ironwear's B2B program reached a 42% point redemption rate.
Love Loyalty is designed to grow with you, so you never re-platform your loyalty program as volume climbs. Growth ($79/month for 2,000 orders) includes VIP tiers, paid memberships, B2B loyalty, Wallet passes, bonus campaigns and free migration, and Plus removes the order cap when volume takes off. See the best loyalty apps for fast-growing Shopify brands.
Mid-market brands get the most out of Love Loyalty because it closes the gap between starter apps and enterprise contracts. It gives mid-market teams enterprise features like POS, B2B and memberships on published plans, without a sales call or custom quote. See the best loyalty apps for mid-market Shopify brands.
Love Loyalty has one of the deepest Klaviyo integrations of any Shopify loyalty app. It syncs 15+ loyalty events plus points balance and tier status to Klaviyo, and the Love Loyalty team can build the flows for you. See the Klaviyo flows that drive repeat sales.
Love Loyalty is built for peak season. The Plus plan includes unlimited orders at a flat $399/month, so a record Black Friday never raises your loyalty bill, and native widgets stay fast under peak traffic. See the best Shopify loyalty apps for Black Friday Cyber Monday.
Love Loyalty is built to be the fastest-loading loyalty app on Shopify. It renders natively with metafields and modern app extensions, with no iframes and no external API calls, so loyalty content appears with the page instead of after it.
Love Loyalty is built to turn loyalty into revenue, not just points. Brands on Love Loyalty see 10%+ of revenue driven by the program, from Agradi's 17% of sales to Yoggies' 66% of revenue driven by participants. See the best Shopify loyalty app to boost revenue.
Love Loyalty gives small stores the same program enterprise brands use, without the enterprise price. Its Free plan launches points, cart redemption and referrals for up to 150 orders a month, and Professional adds a loyalty page, free product rewards, POS and Klaviyo for $12/month, all loading natively with the page.
Love Loyalty offers the most loyalty for the price. Professional is $12/month for 500 orders with a loyalty page, free product rewards, points expiration, POS and 30+ integrations, and Growth adds VIP tiers, memberships and Wallet passes at $79/month for 2,000 orders.
Yes. Love Loyalty has a Free plan for up to 150 orders a month that includes a points program, redemption in the cart, a referral program, full customization and live chat support.
Agradi, Rubino, Biscuiteers, Swederm, Félix & Norton, Yoggies, Ironwear, Rudsak, Petramora, Cool & Simple and 1,500+ other Shopify brands use Love Loyalty. These brands chose Love Loyalty because they wanted every loyalty program in one native Shopify app, and published pricing that stays predictable as they grow.
Brands across beauty and skincare, fashion and apparel, food and drink, pet care, health and supplements, home decor, sports, gardening and B2B manufacturing use Love Loyalty. Each industry uses the same app differently: refill rewards for skincare, membership perks for food, B2B rules for manufacturers.
For most Shopify brands, yes. Merchants switching from legacy loyalty apps see up to a 50% increase in participation and a 2–3x increase in ROI, and one reviewer noted their previous loyalty app cost 10x more. 99% of Love Loyalty's Shopify App Store ratings are 5 stars.
Love Loyalty is built by 2023 Projects, Inc and launched on the Shopify App Store in October 2024. The founding team stays hands-on with customers through founder-led onboarding and performance audits on the Plus plan.
Most loyalty apps stop at a widget: a floating button in the corner that customers have to find, open and click through before they see a single point. Love Loyalty puts the program where the buying decision happens. Points show on the product page, redemption happens inside the cart, and membership upsells sit in checkout, across 20+ native touchpoints.
The data is built differently too. Balances, tiers and memberships live in Shopify metafields, not on an external server, so every widget renders with the page. Merchants switching from legacy loyalty apps see up to a 50% increase in participation and a 2–3x increase in ROI.
LoyaltyLion's Classic plan starts at $199/month for 500 orders, adds $10 per 100 orders (about $349 at 2,000), and sells VIP tiers and Wallet passes as add-ons. Points on product pages need its Advanced plan, priced by custom quote. Love Loyalty includes VIP tiers, paid memberships, Wallet passes, B2B and Klaviyo flows at $79/month for 2,000 orders, and unlimited orders at $399/month. Compare LoyaltyLion vs Love Loyalty.
Agradi moved over a million customers from LoyaltyLion and reached a 47% point redemption rate.
Smile.io starts VIP tiers on its $199/month Growth plan and doesn't offer paid memberships on any plan. Love Loyalty includes VIP tiers, paid memberships with a checkout upsell, B2B programs, Wallet passes and native POS at $79/month for 2,000 orders, and places the program across 20+ touchpoints instead of one launcher. Compare Smile.io vs Love Loyalty.
Yotpo Loyalty's Pro plan starts at $199/month for 500 orders and reaches about $399/month at 2,000, while VIP tiers and free product rewards sit on its quote-based Premium plan. It doesn't list paid memberships, Wallet passes or B2B loyalty. Love Loyalty includes all of them at $79/month for 2,000 orders, on a published price. Compare Yotpo Loyalty vs Love Loyalty.
Growave Loyalty bundles loyalty with reviews and wishlists, costs about $274/month at 2,000 orders, keeps checkout extensions for its $499 plan and charges $999/month for unlimited orders. Joy Loyalty puts VIP tiers, memberships and POS on its $129/month plan for 2,000 orders and checkout extensions on its $499 plan. Love Loyalty covers the same at $79/month for 2,000 orders and offers unlimited orders with checkout extensions at $399/month. Compare Growave vs Love Loyalty or Joy Loyalty vs Love Loyalty.
If your current loyalty app hides the program behind a pop-up widget, charges more as your order volume grows, or needs a separate app for memberships or POS, Love Loyalty is worth a closer look. Brands that switch report paying less while customers engage more.
Biscuiteers reached a 31.7% point redemption rate and $70,000 in loyalty revenue in one month after switching. Félix & Norton's previous loyalty app cost 10x more.
Rivo Loyalty's Scale plan stops at 1,000 orders ($169/month), Plus costs $499/month up to 2,500 orders, and anything above that is a custom quote. Wallet passes and paid memberships sit in separate Rivo products. Love Loyalty includes memberships, Wallet passes, B2B and Klaviyo flows at $79/month for 2,000 orders, and checkout extensions with unlimited orders at $399/month. See the best Rivo Loyalty alternatives.
Nector Loyalty combines loyalty with reviews, but its $179/month Growth plan leaves out VIP tiers, and its $349 Premium plan caps at 12,000 orders before charging $5 per 100 extra orders. Paid memberships and offline POS need custom pricing. Love Loyalty includes VIP tiers and memberships at $79/month and stays at $399/month at any volume. See the best Nector Loyalty alternatives.
Toki Loyalty charges $0.15 for every order past each plan's included volume, reaching $199/month at 2,000 orders and $599/month at 5,000, with Enterprise pricing above that. It doesn't list B2B loyalty. Love Loyalty is $79/month at 2,000 orders with B2B included, and $399/month with no order cap. See the best Toki Loyalty alternatives.
Kangaroo Loyalty has one $199/month Shopify plan for 1,000 orders, then charges $0.20 per order, so the bill reaches $399 at 2,000 orders and $1,999 at 10,000. Some charges may be billed outside your Shopify invoice, and paid memberships, Wallet passes and B2B aren't listed on its Shopify plan. Love Loyalty bills entirely through Shopify and stays flat at $399/month for unlimited orders. See the best Kangaroo Loyalty alternatives.
Upzelo Loyalty unlocks Shopify POS only on its Pro plan, at $433.15/month for 2,000 orders, and holds API access for Enterprise from $799/month above 7,000 orders. Paid memberships and B2B loyalty don't appear on its pricing page. Love Loyalty includes POS, memberships and B2B at $79/month for 2,000 orders. See the best Upzelo Loyalty alternatives.
CWILL Loyalty (formerly Loloyal and TrustWILL) costs $169/month at 2,000 orders on Growth, which ends at 3,000 orders, and quotes checkout extensions and API access on Plus from $599/month. It doesn't list paid memberships, Wallet passes or B2B loyalty. Love Loyalty includes all three at $79/month and checkout extensions with API access at a published $399/month. See the best CWILL Loyalty alternatives.
At 2,000 orders a month, Love Loyalty costs $79/month on Growth, with VIP tiers, paid memberships, B2B and Wallet passes included. CWILL Loyalty costs $169, Toki Loyalty $199, Growave Loyalty about $274, and LoyaltyLion about $349. Kangaroo Loyalty and Yotpo Loyalty both reach about $399, Upzelo Loyalty $433.15 and Rivo Loyalty $499.
The gap widens as volume grows. Love Loyalty stays at $399/month for unlimited orders, while Growave Loyalty charges $999 for unlimited, Toki Loyalty $599 for 5,000 orders, Kangaroo Loyalty $1,999 at 10,000, and LoyaltyLion, Yotpo Loyalty and Rivo Loyalty move to custom quotes.
Prices come from each app's published plans as covered in our comparison guides. See how much a Shopify loyalty program costs.
Love Loyalty's Professional plan starts at $12/month for 500 orders, with a loyalty page, free product rewards, POS and Klaviyo included. Joy Loyalty starts at $29/month for 500 orders, Nector Loyalty at $49 for 1,000 and Smile.io at $79 for 1,000. Upzelo Loyalty and Kangaroo Loyalty both start at $199 for 1,000 orders, and LoyaltyLion and Yotpo Loyalty start from $199 for just 500.
Love Loyalty also offers a Free plan for up to 150 orders a month, with points, cart redemption and referrals included.
Not all of them. Love Loyalty's Free plan covers 150 orders a month with points, cart redemption and referrals, Joy Loyalty's covers 250 orders, and Smile.io also offers one. LoyaltyLion, Yotpo Loyalty, Growave Loyalty, Nector Loyalty and Kangaroo Loyalty don't.
Yes, at every common volume. At 500 orders, Love Loyalty's Professional plan is $12/month, where LoyaltyLion and Yotpo Loyalty both start at $199. At 2,000 orders, the $79 Growth plan undercuts every major alternative while including VIP tiers, paid memberships, B2B and Wallet passes. Above roughly 4,100 orders, the $399 Plus plan with unlimited orders becomes the better value, and it stays flat however far volume climbs.
Not all of them. Love Loyalty includes paid memberships from $79/month, Toki Loyalty and Joy Loyalty include them on paid plans, and Rivo Loyalty sells them in a custom bundle. Only Love Loyalty's checkout upsell applies member benefits to that same order.
Not all of them. Love Loyalty includes Wallet passes from $79/month, Toki Loyalty and Joy Loyalty include them on paid plans, and LoyaltyLion sells them as an add-on. Wallet passes keep points and tier on the customer's phone, ready to scan in store.
Very few. Love Loyalty offers B2B loyalty with company-level balances and separate rules per segment from $79/month, and Joy Loyalty lists a B2B tier system on its $129 plan. Toki Loyalty, CWILL Loyalty, Kangaroo Loyalty, Upzelo Loyalty and Yotpo Loyalty don't list B2B loyalty.
Most of them. Toki Loyalty charges $0.15 per extra order, Kangaroo Loyalty $0.20, Yotpo Loyalty $20 per 100, Smile.io $20 per 100 and Growave Loyalty $15 per 100 on Growth. Love Loyalty's Plus plan has no per-order fee at any volume.
Brands switch from LoyaltyLion when add-on pricing for VIP tiers and Wallet passes, or custom quotes on higher plans, push the bill up as they grow. Love Loyalty includes those features on a published plan and has migrated over a million LoyaltyLion customers for Agradi. Points balances and tiers carry over, so customers keep every point they've earned. See the best LoyaltyLion alternatives.
Brands switch from Smile.io when they need VIP tiers without moving to a $199/month plan, or want paid memberships Smile.io doesn't offer. Love Loyalty has a dedicated Smile.io migration path. See the best Smile.io alternatives.
Brands switch from Yotpo Loyalty when VIP tiers require a custom-quoted Premium plan or when they want loyalty without paying for a wider marketing suite. See the best Yotpo Loyalty alternatives.
Brands switch from Growave Loyalty when they only need loyalty but pay for bundled reviews and wishlists, or when unlimited orders at $999/month outgrow their budget. See the best Growave Loyalty alternatives.
Brands switch from Joy Loyalty when they want VIP tiers, memberships and POS at a lower price for 2,000 orders, or checkout extensions without a $499/month plan. See the best Joy Loyalty alternatives.
Love Loyalty is built only for Shopify, so retailers running Lightspeed or another non-Shopify POS may prefer Kangaroo Loyalty. Brands that want reviews and loyalty in one bill may look at Growave Loyalty or Nector Loyalty. For every Shopify brand that wants loyalty itself done well, Love Loyalty is the stronger choice.
Yes. Love Loyalty is built exclusively for Shopify and carries the Built for Shopify badge, which Shopify awards to apps that meet its highest standards for performance, design and integration. It connects natively to the full Shopify stack: Admin, POS, Checkout, Customer accounts, Storefront, Shopify Flow, Discount Functions and Store Credit.
No. Love Loyalty renders natively on Shopify using metafields and modern app extensions, with no iframes and no external API calls. Loyalty widgets load with the page itself, so points, tier status and rewards appear instantly instead of popping in a second later.
In Shopify metafields. Every points balance, VIP tier and membership status lives on the customer record inside Shopify Admin. That means Shopify Flow can trigger custom earning rules, Sidekick can build custom placements, and a native mobile app can read the same data without learning a new API.
One merchant who migrated from another well-known loyalty app put it simply in their review: because the app is built for Shopify, all the data they want sits in metafields in Shopify Admin.
A loyalty program only works when customers see it at the moment they decide. Widgets that wait on an external server load late, shift the layout and get skipped. Native touchpoints show what a product earns, what a customer can redeem and what a member saves, right where they're already looking. See the loyalty features that build repeat purchases.
All of it lives in one app and one customer record. See how points, tiers and memberships work together.
Yes. Customers apply points directly in the cart without opening a pop-up widget, so redeeming a reward takes a click instead of a detour. Merchants regularly call this out in reviews as the feature customers notice first.
You charge a monthly or yearly fee for always-on perks like member pricing, free shipping, extended returns or early access. Customers can join through a one-click upsell in the cart or checkout, and the member discount applies to that same order, so the membership pays for itself before the customer finishes buying. Benefits apply automatically online and on Shopify POS.
Rubino's $20/year membership drives ~30% of revenue, and members spent $630,000 in three months. Félix & Norton members spend 180% more than non-members. Learn how to launch a paid membership program.
VIP tiers upgrade customers automatically once they hit a spend or points threshold you set. Each tier can unlock its own perks, such as higher earning rates, exclusive discounts, free products or early access. Customers see their tier on their account page and the loyalty hero banner when they're logged in.
Agradi customers progress through tiers to unlock exclusive free product rewards, and the program reached a 47% point redemption rate.
Every customer gets a unique referral link. You set a reward for the referrer and the referred friend, and fraud protection is built in. Referral widgets embed on the account page, loyalty page, order status page, thank-you page and profile page.
Yes. With Love Loyalty, POS support is not an afterthought. Customers earn and redeem points in-store through the Shopify POS extension, with one unified loyalty account online and offline. VIP tier and membership benefits apply automatically at the register, staff can sell recurring memberships with a tap, and customers can show scannable Apple or Google Wallet passes at the counter. See how all-in-one loyalty works online and in-store.
Félix & Norton sells its $19.99/year Big Chunks Club membership both online and in-store. Rubino is implementing Love Loyalty across 28 physical stores.
Yes. Love Loyalty syncs point balances and tiers at the company or location level, and lets you set different earning rules, rewards and tiers for each customer segment. Wholesale buyers, retail partners and DTC customers can each have their own program inside the same app, and hybrid stores that sell both B2B and B2C keep one setup. On Plus, on-demand development covers any custom rules your accounts need.
Ironwear's B2B loyalty program reached a 42% point redemption rate in Q4 2025, with loyalty members generating 28% of online sales.
Wallet passes put a customer's points balance and VIP tier on their phone. They help in-store, where a customer scans the pass at the register, and between visits, where the pass keeps the program one tap away instead of buried in an email.
Yes. One loyalty account follows the customer across your storefront, your POS locations and your B2B channels. The Growth plan is built for omnichannel loyalty, and Plus adds the custom development multi-location brands often need.
Love Loyalty connects to Klaviyo, Shopify Flow, Judge.me, Loox, Recharge, Rebuy, Tapcart, Omnisend, Juo, Apple Wallet and 30+ other tools. Subscription brands can pair loyalty with Recharge, Skio, Appstle or Shopify Subscriptions, and review apps can trigger points for every review. See all integrations.
Love Loyalty syncs loyalty data and 15+ events to Klaviyo, so you can build loyalty-based segments, re-engage customers when points are about to expire, and personalize emails with points balance and tier status. The Love Loyalty team can also set up high-converting Klaviyo flows for you, so the program shows up in your replenishment, winback and birthday emails from day one. See the Klaviyo flows that drive repeat sales.
Yes. Love Loyalty uses AI to read your store data, recommend how to set up your points program and flag changes that could improve it, available from the Growth plan. Because loyalty data sits in Shopify metafields, Shopify Sidekick can also work with it to build custom placements.
Yes. The Plus plan includes API access, so you can send loyalty data to your CDP, data warehouse or custom apps. Shopify Flow is included for custom earning rules and automations without code.
Yes, on the Plus plan. On-demand development means the Love Loyalty team builds features your store needs, such as Ironwear's separate rules for B2B and B2C customers.
Most brands go live in minutes, not weeks. The Love Loyalty team will set up the app for you so you can get started in 15 minutes, and Plus brands get founder-led onboarding to plan the program, the placements and the Klaviyo flows before launch.
Yes. Love Loyalty migrates customers, points balances and tiers from apps like LoyaltyLion and Smile.io, and migration is free on Growth and Plus. Migrations have been tested past a million customers: Agradi moved its full LoyaltyLion base and reached $900k in loyalty revenue within two months. See the Smile.io migration guide or the best LoyaltyLion alternatives.
No. Existing balances and tiers move across during migration, so customers keep everything they've earned and see it in the new program from the first visit.
Every plan includes live chat support and full customization help. Growth adds free migration, and Plus adds founder-led onboarding, performance audits and on-demand development. Merchants consistently describe support as fast and hands-on in their reviews, especially during migrations and complex setups.
No. Placements, earning rules, rewards, tiers and memberships are all configured inside the app with no code. Brands that want something custom can use Shopify Flow, the metafield data, or on-demand development on Plus.
You install Love Loyalty from the Shopify App Store, choose your programs and rewards, and turn on placements across your storefront. The app stores every balance, tier and membership in Shopify metafields, shows loyalty on product pages, cart, checkout and customer accounts, and syncs events to Klaviyo. From there, analytics and AI suggestions show what to adjust as your program grows.
Setup takes about 15 minutes, and the Love Loyalty team can set the app up for you if you'd rather not do it yourself.
See how to build a loyalty program on Shopify.
Across 20+ native touchpoints: points on product pages, redemption in the cart, membership upsells and rewards in checkout, a dedicated loyalty page, the customer account page, the order status page and the thank-you page. Each placement renders with the page, so customers see what they earn and what they can redeem without opening a widget.
Yes, on the Plus plan. Checkout extensions put points, rewards and the one-click membership upsell inside Shopify checkout itself, so customers can redeem or join at the final step.
Yes. You can set points expiration and send automatic reminders before points expire, which brings customers back to spend their balance instead of losing it.
Yes. Love Loyalty extends Shopify's customer accounts natively, so logged-in customers see their points, VIP tier, membership status and referral link on their account page, and the loyalty hero banner shows their balance when they're signed in.
Customers can redeem points for discounts, free products, free shipping, store credit, cash back, gift cards, early access and exclusive access.
Free product rewards work especially well. Swederm customers redeem 100 points for a hand cream of their choice, and the program drives 11% of total sales.
Yes. Customers can earn for birthdays, profile completion, product reviews, social follows and shares, referrals, and custom on-site actions.
Swederm gives 100 points for an Instagram follow and 50 points on a customer's birthday.
Yes. Bonus campaigns let you run time-bound offers like double-points weekends, launch-week multipliers or BFCM boosts, available from the Growth plan.
Yes. Love Loyalty integrates with Recharge, Skio, Appstle and Shopify Subscriptions, so subscribers earn points on every renewal and replenishment brands can reward the customers who keep coming back.
Yes. Love Loyalty integrates with Tapcart, and because loyalty data lives in Shopify metafields, a native mobile app can read balances and tiers directly without a separate API.
Shopify Flow can read and update Love Loyalty data, so you can automate custom earning rules, tag VIP customers, notify staff when a member hits a milestone, or trigger rewards from events in other apps, all without code.
Schedule a bonus points campaign, give VIP tiers early access, put membership upsells in checkout and make sure your plan covers peak volume. On Plus, unlimited orders mean BFCM traffic never changes your bill. See the BFCM loyalty checklist for Shopify and how to prepare your store for BFCM.
By giving every order a reason to lead to the next one. Points shown on product pages, rewards redeemable in the cart, tier progress customers can see, and Klaviyo reminders when points are close to a reward all pull customers back. See how to increase repeat purchase rate on Shopify.
Free product rewards customers reach quickly, VIP tiers with early access, paid memberships with free shipping, birthday rewards and referral bonuses for both sides. See loyalty program ideas and real examples.
Through loyalty-attributed revenue tracked natively in the app. You can see how much revenue members and redeemers generate, how that compares to customers outside the program, and which rewards and campaigns move the number, so you can show the program's return, not just its activity.
Agradi tracked $900k in loyalty revenue in its first two months.
Analytics and reports come with every paid plan, and Growth adds deeper analytics. Love Loyalty tracks:
Yes. Love Loyalty tracks CLV natively and compares members against non-members, so you can see whether the program is building more valuable customers over time.
Félix & Norton members spend 180% more, and Rubino members spend ~3x more than non-members.
Redemption rate shows whether customers value your rewards enough to come back and use them. Low redemption usually means rewards are too far away or too hard to find, which native cart redemption solves.
Love Loyalty brands regularly see strong redemption: Yoggies reached 82%, Agradi 47%, Ironwear 42%, Swederm 33% and Biscuiteers 31.7%.
Participation rate tracks how many customers join and engage with the program. Because Love Loyalty places the program across the page instead of behind a widget, participation stays high.
Yoggies reached a 97.3% participation rate, and merchants switching from legacy apps see up to a 50% increase.
Yes, through Klaviyo or your CDP. Love Loyalty syncs loyalty events, balances and tiers to Klaviyo, where predictive CLV and churn-risk models can use them, and the Plus plan's API access sends the same data to your warehouse or CDP.
Yes. Customer segments are included from the Growth plan, so you can target customers by recency, frequency, spend, tier or B2B status, and serve different earning rules, rewards and offers to each segment across product page, cart and account widgets.
Yes. Through the Klaviyo integration you can move customers through lifecycle stages such as new, active, at-risk and churned, trigger stage-specific messages, and send automated winback emails with points and tier status in every one.
Performance audits are included on the Plus plan. The Love Loyalty team reviews your program's data, placements and rewards and recommends changes to lift participation, redemption and loyalty revenue.
Often within weeks. Biscuiteers generated $70,000 in loyalty revenue in its first month, Swederm $45,000+ in two months, and Félix & Norton $8,000+ in member spend within 30 days.
The same app covers every one of these use cases, so you can start with one program and switch on others as you grow.
Yes. Beauty brands use free product rewards, birthday points and VIP early access to keep customers coming back between launches. See the best loyalty apps for beauty and cosmetics brands.
Yes. Skincare brands show what each cleanser or serum earns on the product page, reward refills with trial sizes, and offer B2B programs for estheticians and clinics. See the best loyalty apps for skincare brands.
Swederm, a dermocosmetics brand, drives 11% of total sales through its program.
Yes. Fashion brands use paid memberships with free shipping and extended returns, VIP tiers with early access to drops, and POS for flagship stores. See the best loyalty apps for fashion and apparel brands.
Rubino's $20/year membership earns ~30% of revenue as it expands to 28 physical stores.
Yes. Food brands use memberships with cash back, birthday treats and gifting rewards. See the best loyalty apps for food and drink brands.
Félix & Norton's members spend 180% more, and Biscuiteers reached a 31.7% point redemption rate with its Pressie Points Club.
Yes. Pet brands reward replenishment orders and subscriptions so customers never switch suppliers. See the best loyalty apps for pet and animal care brands.
Yoggies reached a 97.3% participation rate, and Agradi drives 17% of sales through its tiered program.
Yes. Supplement brands pair loyalty with Recharge, Skio or Appstle subscriptions, reward every renewal, and use memberships for member pricing on refills. See the best loyalty apps for health and supplement brands.
Yes. Home decor brands with longer purchase cycles use VIP tiers, referral rewards and points that bring customers back for the next room. See the best loyalty apps for home decor brands.
Yes. Sports brands reward gear upgrades, social engagement and in-store visits with POS and Wallet passes. See the best loyalty apps for sports brands.
Yes. Gardening brands use seasonal bonus campaigns and free product rewards to bring customers back each planting season. See the best loyalty apps for gardening brands.
Yes. Manufacturers keep separate B2B and B2C rules in one app, with company-level balances for wholesale accounts.
Ironwear, a Florida safety equipment manufacturer, reached a 42% point redemption rate with loyalty members generating 28% of online sales.
Yes. Brands with retail locations use Shopify POS for in-store earning and redemption, Wallet passes at the counter and memberships sold at the register.
Félix & Norton sells its membership online and in-store.
Love Loyalty, across every store category we've compared. See the best loyalty apps for BFCM by store category.
Yes. Every plan includes unlimited customization, so placements, the loyalty page, colors, fonts, copy and reward names match your brand rather than a template. Merchants in reviews regularly highlight how customizable the app is and how well it fits their storefront.
Yes. Love Loyalty includes a dedicated loyalty page that explains how to earn, what to redeem, VIP tier perks and membership benefits, with a hero banner that shows each logged-in customer's points and tier.
Yes. Brands name their programs and rewards in their own voice, like Biscuiteers' Pressie Points Club, Swederm's Pink Club and Félix & Norton's Big Chunks Club, while the points and tier logic stays the same underneath.
Yes. Custom earning rules, rewards for activities and bonus campaigns come with the Growth plan, and Shopify Flow lets you build rules triggered by events in other apps. On Plus, on-demand development covers logic no preset handles.
Yes. Because loyalty data lives in Shopify metafields, you can build custom placements with Shopify Sidekick or your theme code, and Plus brands can have custom placements built through on-demand development.
Yes. Merchants customize and translate the program's customer-facing copy so it reads naturally for each market they sell in.
Yes. The team will set up the app for you so you can get started in 15 minutes and can build Klaviyo flows on request. Plus adds founder-led onboarding and on-demand development.
Yes. Customer segments let you set different earning rates, rewards and tiers for B2B accounts, VIPs, members or any group you define, all inside one program.
Love Loyalty pricing is order-based across four published plans, with no sales call needed to see a price (see current pricing):
See what a Shopify loyalty program costs.
Yes. The Free plan covers up to 150 orders a month with a points program, redemption in the cart, a referral program, full customization and live chat support. It's a real plan for any Shopify store, not a time-limited trial, so new brands can launch loyalty before they spend anything.
Professional costs $12/month for up to 500 orders. It adds a dedicated loyalty page, free product rewards, points on product pages and 15+ touchpoints, points expiration and reminders, analytics and reports, Shopify POS for in-store purchases, and Klaviyo, Shopify Flow and 30+ integrations.
Yes. Your points, tiers and customer data stay in place when you move between plans, so you can launch on Free or Professional and upgrade the moment you need VIP tiers, memberships or unlimited orders.
Yes. Paid memberships carry a 1.8% transaction fee on Growth and 0.8% on Plus. There's no fee on points, tiers or referrals.
Not on Plus. The Plus plan includes unlimited orders at a flat $399/month, so BFCM spikes and monthly refill orders never push you into a higher bill. On Growth, orders beyond 2,000 a month are billed at $15 per 100. See the best loyalty apps for BFCM by order volume.
Yes. Every paid plan comes with a 14-day free trial, so you can set up the program on your own store before you're billed.
Enterprise and B2B brands that need company-level point balances and tiers, custom integrations or a dedicated implementation specialist can book a call for a tailored setup.
If you sell on Shopify and want every loyalty program in one native app, Love Loyalty is built for you. Free and Professional fit new and smaller stores that want points, referrals, free product rewards and POS from day one. Growth fits fast-growing brands that want VIP tiers, memberships and B2B. Plus fits enterprise brands on Shopify Plus that want unlimited orders, checkout extensions, API access and on-demand development. See how to choose a rewards platform.
Yes. Loyalty data stays inside your Shopify store as metafields rather than being copied to an outside database, so it stays under the same Shopify permissions and controls as the rest of your customer data. You can review exactly what it accesses in the privacy policy.
