Stamped review

Stamped sells retention, loyalty and review software for Shopify brands. Its products are Repeat, Loyalty and Reviews: tools for encouraging another purchase, rewarding customers and collecting reviews. The pitch is to use customer insights and automation to tailor actions to moments when purchase intent is high.

Repeat focuses on personalized next-order timing and lifecycle flows. Reviews collects customer feedback, including photo and video content, while Loyalty supports points, referrals and VIP programs. Stamped also describes automated plays and replenishment flows that can trigger messages based on customer behavior or readiness to reorder.

The products are offered separately, with a multi-product option listed at $798 per month. That makes Stamped a broader retention stack, not just a review widget. The fit depends on whether a store will use several parts of it; the Reviews plan alone starts at $199 per month, according to the pricing page.

Stamped’s main advantage is that it brings reviews, loyalty and repeat-purchase automation under one Shopify-focused vendor. A store can collect reviews, run points and referral programs, and set up lifecycle or replenishment messages without treating each job as a separate product category. The pricing page lists specific building blocks: in-email review collection, customizable widgets, photo and video UGC, points, referrals, VIP programs and pre-built lifecycle flow templates.

The integrations may suit stores already using Klaviyo. The Reviews plan lists Google and Klaviyo integrations, while Repeat includes Shopify and Klaviyo content blocks. Repeat also lists onboarding and optimization support, which could help teams that need assistance setting up flows.

There is at least some positive user feedback on customization: a commenter in one r/shopify thread described Stamped as fairly customizable and praised its price and features. That is one user’s view, not evidence that every theme or placement is easy to customize. Still, for a Shopify brand that wants reviews plus retention features, the product range is more compelling than buying a reviews tool alone.

Price is the clearest constraint. The pricing page lists Reviews at $199 per month and Repeat at $299 per month, with monthly subscriptions and no contract. Combining products is listed at $798 per month. There is no free plan, and the page does not publish annual pricing. Trial terms are not published on the vendor's site.

Loyalty is harder to budget for: its listed features include points, referrals, VIP programs, unlimited orders, analytics and team support, but its monthly price is not published. That makes a direct cost comparison difficult before talking to sales. The pricing page also says plans include up to two domains; each additional domain costs $100 per month. It lists the first month free for each additional store, but does not spell out other store-related pricing here.

We would not assume every brand needs the $798 bundle. A smaller store looking only for reviews may find the $199 entry price hard to justify, while stores comparing loyalty tools cannot confirm the full cost from the published figures. The page also does not provide annual rates or a published trial offer to soften that decision.

Stamped’s listed monthly prices start at $199 for Reviews. Repeat is $299 per month, a $100 jump, while Loyalty has no published price. These are separate products, not a simple tier ladder. The listed multi-product price is $798 per month, but the pricing details don’t say which combinations qualify or how that total is calculated.

Plans include up to two domains; each additional domain costs $100 per month. The page also lists the first month free for each additional store. Monthly subscriptions have no contract, but annual pricing is not published. Stamped has no free plan, and the published pricing information does not specify a free trial. Before budgeting, confirm the Loyalty quote, what the $798 bundle includes, and whether adding stores or domains changes your bill. For a lean store looking only for reviews, $199 a month is the real starting point—not a low-cost entry plan.

The available product and pricing details don’t explain migration steps, data export formats, or whether reviews, loyalty balances, and customer records can be moved out. They also don’t describe contract terms beyond saying monthly subscriptions have no contract. If you’re switching, ask Stamped what it can import and export, which fields transfer, and whether you can retain review content and loyalty histories after cancellation. Get the answers in writing before moving customer-facing widgets or automations.

We can’t attribute reasons for leaving to Reddit: no Reddit posts or comments were included in the published material. Price is a visible consideration, though. Reviews starts at $199 per month, Loyalty pricing is not published, and multi-product access is listed at $798 per month. That may narrow the field for cost-conscious stores, but it isn’t evidence of why customers actually leave. Treat migration effort and exit costs as questions to verify, not documented Stamped policies.