If your primary use case is collecting and syndicating reviews at volume, Yotpo does that well and we'd tell you so.
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You have a programme, it hands out points, and you can't show what it returns.
02
Your best customers buy, and that's all you're allowed to reward.
03
Your in-store customers and your online customers are two different people in your data.
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Every time you want to change a mechanic, it takes a developer or a ticket.
Review volume & syndication at enterprise scale
Solid
Better. If reviews are your main job, this is their strength
Engagement mechanics
40+ (stories, reels, TikTok, UGC, cross-platform reviews)
20+ earning rules, social limited to follows
Mission verification
Automatic
Manual / not covered
Mobile wallet
Built in-house, included
Third-party partner, billed separately
In-store / POS
Shopify POS + CEGID + Fastmag
Shopify POS-centric
What reaches your CRM
Opt-in, behavioural and declarative first-party data (80 loyalty events)
Points and tier sync to supported tools
Product focus
Loyalty & engagement
One module in a reviews-first suite
Billing
One platform, one invoice, no overage fees
Per product line
Support
Dedicated Account Manager, all plans, <2 min median response
Dedicated CSM on higher tiers
Entry price
£99/month
£199/month loyalty · £368/month with reviews
Shopify App Store
5.0/5
4.7/5
G2
4.5/5
4.3/5
A Klaviyo segment sends a message.
A Loyoly segment drives the programme itself, which missions appear, which rewards unlock, which push fires. Every entry and exit sends an event back to Klaviyo, so your flows get sharper too.
We don't replace your CRM. We feed it the half it's been missing.
“Loyoly is 15 to 20% of La Belle Boucle's total revenue. And customers in the programme have 2× the LTV.”
Your best trading month should not produce your worst invoice.
