Gratisfaction vs myCred
Updated 5 Oct 2026. 25 features compared side by side.
SaaS loyalty, referral, birthday and giveaway platform from Appsmav with a WooCommerce connector plugin; free for up to 100 members.
Free points, ranks and badges engine for WordPress that adds WooCommerce purchase rewards and pay-with-points, extended by paid add-ons.
Choose Gratisfaction if…
- You weigh user ratings (4.8 vs 4.6 on WordPress.org)
Choose myCred if…
- You want the more complete feature set (75/100 vs 57/100)
- You prefer the more widely used option
Where we have verified data for both, Gratisfaction and myCred match on every feature we track (16 in common). 9 features are not yet verified for one or both plugins.
At a glance
Feature comparison
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Earning points7/87/8
Points awarded for WooCommerce purchases.
Free WooCommerce hooks reward each order, first order, order value ranges and order counts.
Products can be excluded and user roles restricted; per-category rates not documented.
Free per-product reward values; no documented category or user-role earning rates.
Points for account and newsletter sign-ups.
Built-in registration hook awards points when an account is created.
Points for product reviews.
Free core can reward WooCommerce product reviews.
Birthday and anniversary reward campaigns.
Birthday add-on is now built in; a paid Birthday Plus add-on adds extras.
Rewards for follows, likes, shares and similar actions on major networks.
Social sharing rewards come from the paid myCred Social Share add-on.
Single- or double-sided referral programmes with tracking links and coupons.
Free referral hook rewards visits and sign-ups; purchase-based product referrals need paid WooCommerce Plus.
No double-points or time-limited boost feature found in official pages.
No double-points or time-limited earning boost found in official docs.
Redeeming3/55/5
Pay using Points option lets customers spend points at checkout.
Free gateway lets customers pay the full order with points; partial payments need paid WooCommerce Plus.
Rewards can be issued as coupons.
WooCommerce Plus (paid) converts points into fixed-amount coupons; free Coupons module only grants points.
Set up rewards and the points needed, including physical rewards.
No dedicated rewards catalogue; products can be bought outright with points via the gateway.
Minimum/maximum redemption settings not documented publicly.
WooCommerce Plus (paid) sets minimum points and maximum percentage of cart payable with points.
Points expiry not mentioned on official pages.
Paid Expiration add-on sets expiry dates or durations with reminder emails.
Programme & customer experience3/55/5
No VIP tier information found on official pages.
Free Ranks module creates levels by points; rank-based coupons and product access need WooCommerce Plus.
Members view points and offers in a hosted member dashboard rather than My Account.
WooCommerce Plus (paid) adds a points history tab in My Account; free core offers shortcodes.
No product-page earn message documented.
WooCommerce Plus (paid) displays earnable rewards on product, cart and checkout pages.
Platform sends programme emails; removing its footer branding is a paid add-on.
Built-in Email Notifications module sends emails on points activity; expiry reminders need paid Expiration.
Widget and shortcode embedding display campaigns on the storefront.
Free floating Loyalty Widget shows rewards, points activity and profile stats.
Admin & compatibility3/75/7
Admins can add or remove points from any member account.
Admins can edit user balances and log entries from the dashboard.
Lead export is offered; bulk balance import not documented.
Built-in tools import and export balances, logs and JSON configuration.
Member participation and redemption history views; no detailed programme analytics documented.
Built-in Statistics add-on shows points distribution and activity metrics.
No WooCommerce Subscriptions support documented.
WooCommerce Plus (paid) adds WooCommerce Subscriptions support, including paying renewals with points.
Multi-language is mentioned; multi-currency is not documented.
Readme mentions multiple currencies for cashCred withdrawals, not WooCommerce currency switchers.
No HPOS declaration found in the readme or changelog.
No HPOS declaration found in the readme or changelog.
Changelog mentions block page fixes but does not confirm Cart/Checkout block support.
Docs confirm the pay-with-points gateway on block cart/checkout; Plus features not covered.
Statuses: Yes Pro Add-on Partial 3rd-party No ?
Pricing compared
Gratisfaction Freemium
| Free | $0 |
|---|---|
| Free | Free per month, 1 site |
| Standard | $19.99 per month, 1 site |
| Professional | $49.95 per month, 1 site |
myCred Freemium
| Free | $0 |
|---|---|
| Basic | $99 per year, 1 site |
| Professional | $149 per year, 1 site |
| Business | $299 per year, 1 site |
Downloads trend
Gratisfaction
121 downloads last week
myCred
6,506 downloads last week
Verdict
myCred scores higher on our feature checklist (75/100 against 57/100). Check the features you rely on in the table below before deciding.
Written from the feature, pricing and install data on this page, not from hands-on testing. How we compare.
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FAQ
Which is better, Gratisfaction or myCred?
myCred scores higher on our feature checklist (75/100 against 57/100). Check the features you rely on in the table below before deciding.
Which has more features?
myCred includes 22 of the 25 features we track, against 16 for Gratisfaction. Feature count is only part of the picture; check which of the differences matter to you.
Is Gratisfaction free?
Gratisfaction has a free version on WordPress.org. Paid plans start at $19.99/mo.
Is myCred free?
myCred has a free version on WordPress.org. Paid plans start at $99/yr.
Feature data last changed 5 Oct 2026. Spotted something wrong? Suggest an edit to Gratisfaction or myCred. Some links are affiliate links. We may earn a commission at no cost to you; it never affects our data or rankings.