WPLoyalty
Campaign-based WooCommerce loyalty plugin by Flycart with points, referrals, VIP levels, a rewards launcher and coupon rewards; free and Pro editions.
95
Gratisfaction
SaaS loyalty, referral, birthday and giveaway platform from Appsmav with a WooCommerce connector plugin; free for up to 100 members.
Free installs600+WordPress.org, active
Est. Pro installs~78Likely 39–160
Rating4.8/5205 reviews
Price from$19.99/moFreemium
Last updated25 Sep 2026Version 4.6.4
Overview
Gratisfaction is a hosted marketing platform from Appsmav that combines a points programme with referral schemes, birthday campaigns, giveaways and contests. The WordPress.org plugin connects a WooCommerce store to an Appsmav account; programme rules, reward settings and member data live on Appsmav’s servers rather than in WordPress. The same service also supports Shopify, BigCommerce and Ecwid.
How it works
Customers earn points for purchases, sign-ups, product reviews, newsletter subscriptions, website visits, surveys and social actions such as follows, likes and shares across Facebook, Instagram, X, Pinterest and YouTube. Referral campaigns can be single-sided or reward both the referrer and the friend. Points can be spent through a “Pay using Points” option at checkout or exchanged for coupons and other rewards you configure, and specific products can be excluded from earning.
- Birthday and anniversary rewards
- Giveaways, sweepstakes and instant-win campaigns with holiday templates
- Storefront widget and shortcodes
- Manual point adjustment and redemption history per member
- Email marketing integrations such as Klaviyo, Mailchimp and ActiveCampaign
Pricing
Every feature is available free for up to 100 loyalty members. Beyond that you pay monthly (or about 30% less annually) according to member count, scaling into the thousands, with enterprise pricing on request. Removing Appsmav footer branding from emails and pop-ups is a separate add-on at $99.95/month.
Limitations
Because it is a SaaS connector, the plugin depends on an external account and per-member billing. Public documentation is thin: we could not confirm VIP tiers, points expiry, redemption limits, multi-currency, HPOS or block checkout behaviour from official pages, and the WooCommerce plugin has a modest install base.
Who should pick it: small stores that want loyalty, referrals and social giveaways in one hosted tool and expect to stay near the free member limit, or merchants running the same programme across several ecommerce platforms.
Best for: Small WooCommerce stores wanting hosted loyalty, referrals and social giveaways without managing it in WordPress.
Gratisfaction is broad on engagement mechanics, especially giveaways and social actions, and the free 100-member plan makes it easy to trial. Its per-member pricing, external hosting and sparse documentation make it harder to recommend for growing stores that want deep WooCommerce control.
Pros
- All features available free up to 100 members
- Combines loyalty, referrals, birthdays and giveaways
- Broad social-action earning across major networks
- Pay with points at checkout plus coupon and physical rewards
- Integrations with popular email marketing services
Cons
- Data and settings live on an external SaaS account
- Costs scale with member count; branding removal is $99.95/month
- Little public documentation on tiers, expiry or redemption limits
- No stated HPOS or block checkout compatibility
Key features
What Gratisfaction highlights on its WordPress.org page and its own website, split by version.
Free version WordPress.org
- Free for up to 100 members
- Points for purchases and sign-ups
- Points for reviews and newsletter sign-ups
- Social follow, like and share rewards
- Single or double-sided referrals
- Birthday and anniversary rewards
- Pay using points at checkout
- Coupon and physical reward options
- Giveaways and sweepstakes campaigns
- Exclude products from earning
- Email marketing integrations
- REST API support
Pro / paid adds From $19.99/mo
- Higher loyalty member limits
- Monthly or discounted annual billing
- Unlimited campaigns on every plan
- Footer branding removal add-on
- Enterprise plans for large lists
- Social contests on major networks
- Survey, poll and quiz rewards
- Website visit rewards
- Lead export
- Done-for-you setup service
- Works across Shopify, BigCommerce and Ecwid
Feature checklist
16 of 25 features we track in WooCommerce Loyalty Plugins, feature score 57/100
Earning points 7/8
Points for purchases Key
Customers earn points based on what they spend.
Points awarded for WooCommerce purchases.
Included
Product, category & role rules
Different earning rates per product, category or user role.
Products can be excluded and user roles restricted; per-category rates not documented.
Partial
Sign-up points
Award points when a customer creates an account.
Points for account and newsletter sign-ups.
Included
Review points
Award points for leaving product reviews.
Points for product reviews.
Included
Birthday rewards
Award points or rewards on a customer's birthday.
Birthday and anniversary reward campaigns.
Included
Social actions
Points for sharing, following or other social actions.
Rewards for follows, likes, shares and similar actions on major networks.
Included
Referral rewards Key
Reward customers who refer friends that buy.
Single- or double-sided referral programmes with tracking links and coupons.
Included
Bonus campaigns
Double-points days or time-limited earning boosts.
No double-points or time-limited boost feature found in official pages.
Not verified
Redeeming 3/5
Redeem at checkout Key
Use points for a discount directly in the cart or checkout.
Pay using Points option lets customers spend points at checkout.
Included
Convert points to coupons
Customers turn points into a coupon code.
Rewards can be issued as coupons.
Included
Rewards catalogue
Redeem points for free products or specific rewards.
Set up rewards and the points needed, including physical rewards.
Included
Redemption limits
Minimum/maximum points per order, exclusions and caps.
Minimum/maximum redemption settings not documented publicly.
Not verified
Points expiry
Points expire after a set time, with reminders.
Points expiry not mentioned on official pages.
Not verified
Programme & customer experience 3/5
VIP tiers / levels Key
Customer levels with better earning rates or perks.
No VIP tier information found on official pages.
Not verified
Points in My Account Key
Points balance and history in the WooCommerce account area.
Members view points and offers in a hosted member dashboard rather than My Account.
Partial
Points messages
Show how many points a product or cart will earn.
No product-page earn message documented.
Not verified
Loyalty emails
Emails for points earned, expiring points and rewards.
Platform sends programme emails; removing its footer branding is a paid add-on.
Included
Rewards widget / launcher
On-site widget or panel explaining the programme.
Widget and shortcode embedding display campaigns on the storefront.
Included
Admin & compatibility 3/7
Manual points adjustment
Add or remove points for a customer in admin.
Admins can add or remove points from any member account.
Included
Import / export points
Bulk import or export customer balances.
Lead export is offered; bulk balance import not documented.
Partial
Reports
Points issued, redeemed and programme performance.
Member participation and redemption history views; no detailed programme analytics documented.
Partial
Subscriptions support
Points on WooCommerce Subscriptions renewals.
No WooCommerce Subscriptions support documented.
Not verified
Multi-currency
Works with multi-currency stores.
Multi-language is mentioned; multi-currency is not documented.
Not verified
HPOS compatible
Declared compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage.
No HPOS declaration found in the readme or changelog.
Not verified
Block checkout compatible
Works with the WooCommerce Cart and Checkout blocks.
Changelog mentions block page fixes but does not confirm Cart/Checkout block support.
Not verified
Pricing
Free
$0On WordPress.org
Free
Freeper month1 site
All features for up to 100 loyalty members; Appsmav footer branding shown.
Standard
$19.99per month1 site
Up to 200 members per Appsmav's Shopify listing; WooCommerce plans are also priced by member count. ~30% off annually.
Professional
$49.95per month1 site
Up to 500 members per Appsmav's Shopify listing; higher member tiers and enterprise pricing on request.
Prices are list prices from the vendor's site, checked 14 Oct 2026. Many vendors discount the first year.
How many sites use Gratisfaction?
Free installs from WordPress.org, the vendor's own claim, and our estimate of paid installs.
Free version (WordPress.org)
600+
Active installations reported by WordPress.org.
Vendor claim
—
The vendor does not publish a total.
Estimated Pro / paid installs
~78
Our estimate, see method below.
How we estimated this: About 650 free installs x 12% (the usual share of free sites that also run the paid version when a hosted service whose free tier is limited) gives 78. Likely range: 39 to 160. This counts sites running the paid version, including sites whose licence has lapsed. Estimates are rough and based on public figures as of 14 Oct 2026.
Stats & health
Weekly downloads
117 downloads last week, 160.1K all time
Rating breakdown
| Version | 4.6.4 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | 25 Sep 2026 (39 days ago) |
| Tested up to | WordPress 7.1.4 |
| Requires | WordPress 3.0.1+ |
| Support threads (2 months) | 0 of 0 resolved |
| On WordPress.org since | 19 Jun 2015 |
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FAQ
Is Gratisfaction free?
Yes. Gratisfaction has a free version on WordPress.org. Paid plans start at $19.99/mo.
How many sites use Gratisfaction?
WordPress.org reports 600+ active installations of the free version. We estimate around 78 sites run the paid version.
Does Gratisfaction have points for purchases?
Yes: included. Points awarded for WooCommerce purchases.
Does Gratisfaction have referral rewards?
Yes: included. Single- or double-sided referral programmes with tracking links and coupons.
Does Gratisfaction have redeem at checkout?
Yes: included. Pay using Points option lets customers spend points at checkout.
Does Gratisfaction have points in my account?
Yes: partial. Members view points and offers in a hosted member dashboard rather than My Account.
Is Gratisfaction free?
Yes for up to 100 loyalty members with all features. Larger programmes pay a monthly or annual fee based on member count.
Where is the loyalty data stored?
On Appsmav's hosted platform. The WordPress plugin connects your WooCommerce store to your Appsmav account.
Can customers spend points at checkout?
Yes, the plugin offers a Pay using Points option, and points can also be exchanged for coupons or other rewards.
Can I remove Appsmav branding?
Branding removal from emails and pop-ups is a paid add-on at $99.95 per month or $839.58 per year.
Last updated 5 Oct 2026. Spotted something wrong? Suggest an edit.