Pricing, integrations, results: everything your team needs to know about Loyoly.
ROI varies depending on the brand, sector and how actively the programme is managed. Based on available case studies, results range from 7x to 176x monthly ROI. Some benchmarks: We Are Jolies (lingerie): 176x in 5 months, Atma (kitchenware): 135x in 10 months, Piglet in Bed (premium textiles, UK): 51x in 3 months, Emily's Pillow (silk): 48x in 1 year, Tajinebanane (parenthood): 12x in 9 months, Coucou Suzette (accessories): 7x in 1 year.
This depends directly on order volume and how actively the programme is managed. Examples from case studies: La Belle Boucle: +€969,000 in 7 months, Atma: +€459,000 in 10 months, We Are Jolies: +€288,000 in 5 months, Tajinebanane: +€258,200 in 9 months, Pimpant: +€90,100 in 8 months, Lela (early-stage brand): +€18,700 in 4 months.
Attributed revenue corresponds to orders placed using a voucher or reward from the programme. When a customer uses their £10 voucher, that order is directly tracked and attributed to the programme. By aggregating this data, we measure the real impact on purchase frequency, average order value and LTV. Example at Caps Me: LTV of €116 for engaged customers vs €54 for non-engaged customers, a +116% difference that is directly traceable.
Yes. Several premium-positioned brands use Loyoly successfully, including Piglet in Bed (luxury bed linen, UK: +45% LTV, ROI 51x in 3 months) and Emily's Pillow (mulberry silk: ROI 48x in 1 year). The platform does not rely solely on discounts: rewards can include exclusive products, early access, private events or priority customer service, preserving the brand's pricing positioning.
Loyoly offers 3 plans: Lite (self-serve, smaller brands), Premium (growing brands) and Enterprise (advanced features + white glove support). Within each plan, it is possible to subscribe to Loyalty only, Referral only, or both as a bundle with a 20% discount. Pricing is based on the number of monthly orders processed. Entry price starts at $99/month.
There are no mandatory setup fees. Opting for an annual upfront payment also unlocks a 20% discount on the subscription.
Yes. Loyoly offers a 7-day free trial, with no commitment required.
Loyoly is available on Shopify, Shopify Plus and PrestaShop.
Yes. Loyoly integrates with the main CRM and email marketing platforms: Klaviyo, HubSpot, Brevo, Splio, ActiveCampaign, Braze, Connectif, Insider, Omnisend and Ometria.
Yes. Points, rewards, opt-ins, VIP status and member actions are synchronised in real time. This allows CRM automations to be triggered based on programme status (VIP level, points balance, completed missions, etc.). Shopify also receives data via metafields.
Loyoly integrates with the main review platforms: Avis Vérifiés, Judge.me, Société des Avis Garantis, Trusted Shops, Trustpilot and Yotpo Reviews. These integrations allow "leave a review" missions to be created, with validation automated through the connected platforms.
Yes. Loyoly integrates with Shopify POS, Cegid and Fastmag. Customers can earn and redeem points both online and in-store within a unified programme. The native Apple/Google Wallet also enables QR code redemption in store.
Yes. Loyoly integrates with Recharge, allowing loyalty programme rewards to be applied directly to subscriptions. Caps Me uses this integration to reward its subscribed customers.
Yes. An integration with Klaviyo is available to collect customers’ phone numbers via the programme and synchronise them.
No. Loyoly is a turnkey solution: installation and configuration are handled entirely from the back office, with no technical skills required. Advanced visual customisation (custom CSS) is also accessible without a developer. Most brands launch their programme within a week, and at most within 30 days depending on the complexity of the project.
Yes. The platform natively supports multiple languages and currencies. The integration with Shopify Markets automatically syncs the languages and currencies from your store. A Weglot integration is also available for translating the programme page. For groups with multiple brands or domains, multi-site pricing conditions apply.
Yes. Loyoly also integrates with Gorgias (helpdesk), Tapcart (mobile app) and Typeform (forms).
You define the earning rule freely (e.g. £1 spent = 1 point). Points accumulate through purchases and missions, then can be redeemed for vouchers, free products, free delivery, experiential rewards or fully customised rewards. Points expiry is also configurable.
The catalogue includes over 40 missions, split into four categories: classic missions (purchase, sign-up, birthday…), content missions (UGC, stories, posts, reels, videos…), review missions (Judge.me, Trustpilot, Google…) and engagement missions (social media, Typeform surveys…). Webhook missions also allow fully bespoke actions to be created.
Verification varies depending on the mission type. Social media follows are verified automatically via platform APIs. UGC missions (story, post, photo, video) are submitted by the customer within the platform and approved or rejected by the brand from the back office. Review missions are verified automatically via partner integrations. This is one of Loyoly's key differentiators: all actions are verified, unlike the majority of competitors.
Each member has a unique personal referral link, shareable by email, SMS or social media. When a referred friend places their first order, both the referrer and the friend automatically receive their reward, the value of which is set by the brand.
Yes. It is possible to create a dedicated referral page, separate from the main programme page. A post-purchase module can also be added to encourage referrals immediately after an order is placed.
VIP tiers allow members to be segmented according to their engagement level and assigned increasingly valuable benefits. Levels, names, access conditions (in points or pounds spent) and expiry rules are fully configurable. Birthday rewards can also be added to each tier. Client examples: 4 tiers (Bronze/Silver/Gold/Platinum) at Piglet in Bed, 3 tiers (Commis/Second/Chef) at Atma.
Yes. Loyoly has a native automation engine that triggers rewards and personalised journeys based on customer behaviour. This is one of the major differentiators compared to competitors (Yotpo, LoyaltyLion, Smile.io), none of which have an integrated automation engine.
Yes. Loyoly offers two dedicated extensions: a checkout extension (available with Shopify Plus only) that displays the points balance and available rewards at the time of payment, and a "potential points" block on product pages showing customers how many points they will earn if they purchase the item.
Yes. Loyoly offers a native digital wallet developed in-house, compatible with Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. It includes real-time dynamic updates of the points balance, push notifications (post-purchase, confirmed referral, promotions) and geo-targeted push notifications triggered when a customer is near a physical store. A QR code for in-store redemption is also available.
Yes, entirely. Loyoly offers full visual customisation: colours, typography, visuals, programme name, VIP tier names and email content. The platform supports custom CSS for brands wishing to go further with their visual integration.
Yes, via a dedicated feature (available as an option). It allows testers to be recruited from programme members, selected according to precise criteria (age, gender, number of followers, engagement rate…), sent a product, and then collect reviews, UGC and social content in return through dedicated missions.
The dashboard is organised into four sections: retention (customer lifecycle, cohorts, repurchase time), loyalty (revenue generated, reward utilisation rate, performance by VIP tier), missions (engagement, impact on revenue and average order value) and referral (conversion rate, new customer rate, referrer/referee breakdown).
The Loyoly back office centralises all key indicators: volume and percentage of customers participating in missions, referrals and the loyalty programme, as well as essential e-commerce KPIs including repurchase rate, repurchase time, average order value, number of orders and LTV. All data is available in real time across the dedicated dashboards.
Yes. Loyoly provides a dedicated account manager, regular strategic sessions (MBR/QBR) and bespoke development support. The average support response time is under 2 minutes.
Between 1 and 30 days depending on the complexity of the project: strategy definition, programme customisation, email configuration with your CRM, etc. Brands that know exactly what they want can go live within a few days.
Yes. Loyoly handles the entire migration: customer accounts, points balances, rewards, VIP levels and order history. Everything is transferred seamlessly so that your customers can continue using the programme without any interruption, regardless of the previous platform.
The main differences are: 40+ automatically verified engagement mechanics (vs ~10 unverified at Yotpo), a native automation engine absent from both competitors, an in-house Apple/Google Wallet (vs third-party partnerships at Yotpo and LoyaltyLion), CEGID and Fastmag POS integrations unavailable at either, native UGC generation unavailable at either, and dedicated strategic CSM sessions unavailable at either.
The rewards catalogue is fully configurable and is not limited to vouchers. It can include specific free products, experiences (a stay at Terre de Bougies' workshop, private events at Emily's Pillow), exclusive access (early collection launches, priority customer service), free delivery or fully bespoke rewards such as charitable donations.
On-site, the programme is visible at every stage of the customer journey: dedicated programme page, floating widget, extensions on product pages and at checkout, and a module within the customer account.
Off-site, several channels can be activated from launch: a dedicated newsletter, a recurring banner in transactional emails, posts and stories on social media, and a QR code (available in the back office) to include in parcels. Loyoly's automatic emails then take over to maintain engagement: points earned, reward reminders, tier reached, birthday, etc.
Loyoly works with over 600 brands across a wide range of sectors: Beauty & Fitness, Health & Food Supplements, Apparel & Accessories, Food & Beverage, Kids & Family, Home & Decoration, Pet Food & Accessories, Sports, Wine & Spirits, Smoke & Vape, Automotive & Mechanics, Intimate Accessories, Gaming and Electronics.
Detailed case studies are available for several of these sectors: Pimpant and La Crème Libre (Beauty), Tajinebanane (Family), Piglet in Bed and Atma (Home), We Are Jolies and Hindbag (Fashion), Caps Me (Food & Beverage), So'Cup (Health)…
