WooCommerce Points and Rewards vs WPLoyalty
Updated 5 Oct 2026. 25 features compared side by side.
Official Woo extension that awards points on purchases, sign-ups and reviews and lets logged-in customers redeem them as a checkout discount.
Campaign-based WooCommerce loyalty plugin by Flycart with points, referrals, VIP levels, a rewards launcher and coupon rewards; free and Pro editions.
Choose WooCommerce Points and Rewards if…
- You prefer the more widely used option
Choose WPLoyalty if…
- You need referral rewards and VIP tiers / levels
- You also want convert points to coupons and rewards catalogue
- You want the more complete feature set (95/100 vs 60/100)
- You want to start with a free version
WPLoyalty has 9 that WooCommerce Points and Rewards lacks, including Birthday rewards, Social actions and Referral rewards. Both include 14 of the 25 features we track. 2 features are not yet verified for one or both plugins.
At a glance
Feature comparison
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WooCommerce Points and Rewards WPLoyaltyEarning points5/88/8
Global points-per-currency ratio with rounding options.
Points-per-currency campaign with optional min/max caps per order.
Category and product/variation overrides as fixed points or a percentage; no role-based rates.
Conditions by role, products, categories, spend, country, currency and more.
Configurable points for creating an account.
Sign-up reward campaign.
Points for a customer's first review of each product.
Review reward campaign, incl. Judge.me add-on.
No birthday earning action in the settings.
Birthday reward campaign.
No social sharing or follow actions.
Social share and page-follow campaigns.
No referral programme.
Refer-a-friend rewarding both referrer and friend.
Coupons get a Points Modifier field (e.g. 200%), but no scheduled double-points events.
Campaigns accept start/end dates for time-limited offers; no dedicated multiplier tool.
Redeeming3/55/5
Redeem points in the cart or checkout as a discount on the order.
Points can be converted in the cart/checkout, issued as a coupon on the order.
Points apply directly as a discount; customers do not generate their own coupon codes.
Points-conversion rewards generate discount coupons.
Redemption is discount-only; no free products or reward catalogue.
Free product, free shipping, fixed and percentage rewards.
Minimum balance, max cart discount and per-product/category maximums.
Min/max points per coupon, max % and max reward value.
Points can expire after a set period; no expiry reminder emails documented.
Free Points Expiry add-on with reminder emails days before expiry.
Programme & customer experience2/55/5
No customer levels or tiers.
Levels/VIP tiers based on points collected.
Balance and recent history shown on the My Account page.
Customisable customer reward page with balance and rewards.
Editable earn messages on product, cart, checkout and thank-you pages.
Earn messages on product, cart and checkout pages.
Docs describe no points-earned or expiry emails.
Emails for points earned and points about to expire.
No floating widget or programme panel.
Launcher popup widget, a free official add-on (some options Pro).
Admin & compatibility5/76/7
Manage Points screen to adjust balances, with a points log.
Customers section of the dashboard lets admins set point overrides.
No built-in import/export; docs suggest a separate exporter plugin for CSV.
CSV import of customers and points (overwrite, add or subtract).
Points log and balance list only; no analytics dashboard.
Readme lists performance tracking of points, rewards and repeat purchases.
Renewals of WooCommerce Subscriptions earn points; renewal rate adjustable per category.
WooCommerce Subscriptions renewals are not mentioned in readme or docs.
Multi-currency compatibility is not documented.
Free Multi Currency add-on for WOOCS, VillaTheme, Aelia and WPML.
Listed as compatible with High-Performance Order Storage.
HPOS support added in version 1.2.3.
Listed as compatible with the Cart and Checkout blocks.
Cart and Checkout block support added in 1.2.10.
Statuses: Yes Pro Add-on Partial 3rd-party No ?
Pricing compared
WooCommerce Points and Rewards Premium
| Single site | $179 per year, 1 site |
|---|
WPLoyalty Freemium
| Free | $0 |
|---|---|
| Starter | $105 per year, 1 site |
| Professional | $155 per year, 3 sites |
| Agency | $295 per year, 10 sites |
Downloads trend
WooCommerce Points and Rewards
No WordPress.org download data (premium-only plugin).
WPLoyalty
1,099 downloads last week
Verdict
WPLoyalty scores higher on our feature checklist (95/100 against 60/100) and includes referral rewards, VIP tiers / levels and convert points to coupons that WooCommerce Points and Rewards does not. Only WPLoyalty has a free version. Check the features you rely on in the table below before deciding.
Biggest differences
WooCommerce Points and Rewards: not included. WPLoyalty: paid version (Pro). Refer-a-friend rewarding both referrer and friend.
WooCommerce Points and Rewards: not included. WPLoyalty: paid version (Pro). Levels/VIP tiers based on points collected.
WooCommerce Points and Rewards: not included. WPLoyalty: included. Points-conversion rewards generate discount coupons.
WooCommerce Points and Rewards: not included. WPLoyalty: paid version (Pro). Free product, free shipping, fixed and percentage rewards.
WooCommerce Points and Rewards: not included. WPLoyalty: included. Emails for points earned and points about to expire.
WooCommerce Points and Rewards: not included. WPLoyalty: paid version (Pro). Birthday reward campaign.
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FAQ
Which is better, WooCommerce Points and Rewards or WPLoyalty?
WPLoyalty scores higher on our feature checklist (95/100 against 60/100) and includes referral rewards, VIP tiers / levels and convert points to coupons that WooCommerce Points and Rewards does not. Only WPLoyalty has a free version. Check the features you rely on in the table below before deciding.
Which has more features?
WPLoyalty includes 24 of the 25 features we track, against 15 for WooCommerce Points and Rewards. Feature count is only part of the picture; check which of the differences matter to you.
Is WooCommerce Points and Rewards free?
WooCommerce Points and Rewards is premium only. Paid plans start at $179/yr.
Is WPLoyalty free?
WPLoyalty has a free version on WordPress.org. Paid plans start at $105/yr.
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