What is Stamped?
Stamped is a customer retention platform for Shopify brands that combines product reviews, a loyalty and referral program, and automated lifecycle emails in one system. It collects photo and video reviews, rewards repeat buyers with points and VIP tiers, and sends reorder reminders at the moments when customers are most likely to buy again. The company now positions these three areas as Reviews, Loyalty and Lifecycle.
The idea behind Stamped is that reviews, rewards and reminders work better when they share the same customer data. Its Moments and Plays system spots high-intent points in a buyer's journey, such as earning enough points for a reward, and triggers a matching action. Direct plans start at $299 a month per product, while smaller brands can start with self-serve plans through the Shopify App Store.
Stamped at a glance
How does Stamped work?
- Install on Shopify
Add the Stamped app from the Shopify App Store or sign a direct plan, then connect your store so orders and customers sync.
- Turn on review requests
Send review requests by email, SMS or pop-up after delivery, and import or migrate existing reviews from another app.
- Launch loyalty and referrals
Set up a points program, VIP tiers and referral rewards such as discounts, free shipping or free products.
- Automate lifecycle journeys
Use Moments and Plays to trigger reorder reminders, replenishment and win-back emails based on customer behavior.
- Display and measure
Show reviews, Q&A and UGC galleries on product pages, push ratings to Google, and track results in analytics.
Stamped key features
Photo and video reviews
Collect product reviews with images and video, moderate them and show them in customizable widgets.
Q&A and UGC galleries
Shoppers can ask product questions, and Instagram content can be turned into shoppable galleries.
Google seller ratings and rich snippets
Review data feeds Google so star ratings can appear in Shopping and organic search results.
Loyalty and VIP tiers
A points program where customers earn and redeem rewards, with VIP levels for top buyers.
Referral program
Customers earn rewards for referring friends, built into the loyalty module.
Lifecycle automation
Post-purchase, replenishment and win-back journeys, including buy-again reminders tied to past orders.
Moments and Plays
Detects high-intent points in the customer journey and triggers a matching automated response.
AI sentiment analysis
The Reviews plan includes AI analysis of review sentiment to surface common themes.
Why use Stamped?
- Reviews, loyalty and reorder emails share one customer record, so programs can trigger each other.
- Unlimited orders on direct plans means costs do not jump during busy seasons.
- Photo, video and Q&A content adds richer proof on product pages.
- Google rating syndication can improve visibility in Shopping results.
- Monthly plans with no contract let brands upgrade, downgrade or cancel.
Who is Stamped best for?
A good fit for
- Established Shopify brands focused on repeat purchases
- Consumable and replenishment brands such as beauty, supplements and food
- Retention teams that want reviews and loyalty from one vendor
- Brands migrating from separate review and loyalty apps
Less suited to
- Stores on platforms other than Shopify, since current materials focus on Shopify
- Very small stores that cannot justify $299 or more a month on direct plans
- Businesses that need company or service reviews rather than product reviews
Stamped pricing
| Pricing model | Subscription |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Not confirmed |
| Free trial | Not confirmed |
| Starting price | $299/month (Reviews or Loyalty plan) |
Reviews and Loyalty are $299 a month each, while Lifecycle and the multi-product Bundle start at $499 a month, all with unlimited orders and up to two domains. Self-serve plans for smaller brands are sold through the Shopify App Store, and extra domains cost $100 a month.
Prices checked October 2026. Vendors change plans often, so confirm on the official Stamped pricing page before you buy.
Stamped pros and cons
Pros
- Combines reviews, loyalty and lifecycle emails in one platform
- Unlimited orders on every direct plan
- Supports photo, video, Q&A and NPS feedback
- Month-to-month billing with no contract
Cons
- Direct plans are expensive for small or new stores
- Pricing for self-serve Shopify plans is not shown on the main pricing page
- Narrow focus on Shopify limits options for other ecommerce platforms
Stamped integrations and platforms
Works with
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Stamped alternatives
See the full shortlist in Best Customer Review Platforms.
Stamped FAQ
Is Stamped free?
Stamped's direct plans are paid, starting at $299 a month for either Reviews or Loyalty. Smaller and newer brands can install self-serve plans through the Shopify App Store instead, where the listing is marked free to install. Check the app listing for current tier limits before you commit.
What is Stamped used for?
Shopify brands use Stamped to collect product reviews with photos and video, run loyalty and referral programs, and send automated reorder and win-back emails. The goal is to keep existing customers buying, using reviews as social proof and rewards as a reason to come back.
Does Stamped integrate with Shopify?
Yes. Stamped is built around Shopify, with an app in the Shopify App Store and support for Shopify Checkout, Shopify Flow and syncing reviews to the Shop app. Orders and customers sync automatically, which powers review requests, points and lifecycle emails.
Stamped vs Yotpo: what's the difference?
Both offer reviews and loyalty for ecommerce brands. Stamped bundles reviews, loyalty and lifecycle emails with flat monthly pricing and unlimited orders on its direct plans, and it focuses on Shopify. Yotpo is a broader retention suite. Compare current plan limits and pricing from each vendor side by side before choosing.
Is Stamped good for beginners?
Beginners on Shopify can start with the self-serve app and basic review requests without much setup. The direct plans include migration support and onboarding, but their price makes more sense for brands with steady order volume and a retention strategy already in place.
Sources
This overview is based on Stamped's official website and documentation, checked October 2026.