The closest comparison in this category. Both are QR-based, both work without a POS, both support Apple and Google Wallet. The difference is the core mechanic: BonusQR digitizes the stamp card. SpiniX gamifies the entire experience.
| BonusQR | SpiniX | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | No (30-day money-back guarantee) | |
| Starting paid price | €29/mo | |
| Pro plan price | €59/mo | |
| Core loyalty mechanic | Spin wheel (variable rewards) | |
| POS required | No | |
| Apple/Google Wallet | Yes | |
| QR-based enrollment | Yes | |
| Google review generation | Automated flow (33% conversion) | |
| Email marketing | Automated 6-email sequence | |
| WhatsApp integration | Yes (SEA/UK markets) | |
| Gamification | Core mechanic on every scan | |
| Reward psychology | Variable ratio (every spin differs) | |
| Loyalty program types | 1 type (spin wheel with customizable prizes) | |
| White-label app | No | |
| Custom branded app | No | |
| Languages | 3 (EN, HU, DE) | |
| Staff access controls | Yes | |
| Birthday coupons | Yes (email sequence) | |
| Booking integration | No | |
| Menu/price list in app | No |
BonusQR offers 7-11 different loyalty mechanics: stamps, points, cashback, visit rewards, discount tiers, onboarding coupons, special occasion coupons, competitions, and referrals. You can mix and match. SpiniX offers one mechanic: the spin wheel. If you specifically want a "buy 9, get 10th free" stamp card, BonusQR does that natively. SpiniX doesn't.
BonusQR's free plan is genuinely useful for testing. No credit card, no time limit. The €19/mo paid plan is €10/mo cheaper than SpiniX. For a single cafe with tight margins, that €120/year difference matters. Be aware: the free plan lacks push notifications, email marketing, and advanced features. Most businesses outgrow it within 2-3 months.
BonusQR supports 8 languages vs SpiniX's 3. If you operate in Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Italy, or Spain, BonusQR has native language support. Plus the white-label app option (€690) lets you publish under your own brand in app stores. SpiniX doesn't offer white-label.
This is the core difference. BonusQR's stamp card says "come back 10 times, get something." SpiniX's spin wheel says "come back now, win something." Variable ratio reinforcement (the spin) produces measurably higher engagement than deterministic progression (the stamp). 73% of stamp-based loyalty members go inactive. SpiniX's gamified approach maintains 46% enrollment and 21% return rate.
BonusQR can redirect guests to Google Reviews, but it's a basic link. SpiniX integrates review prompting into the post-reward flow: guest wins, feels good, gets asked for a review. 33% leave one. This timing is everything - asking during peak positive emotion dramatically increases conversion. To get equivalent review performance with BonusQR, you'd need a separate review management tool.
BonusQR offers email and push on paid plans, but you create and send campaigns manually. SpiniX runs a 6-email automated sequence: welcome + reward delivery (day 0), expiry reminder (day 11), review request (day 1-2 after visit), return nudge (day 21-30), birthday, and win-back (day 60-90). Set up once, runs forever. This automation is what drives the 80% coupon redemption rate vs 12% without reminders.
Yes. BonusQR offers a genuine free-forever plan with basic loyalty features. You get stamps, cashback, visit rewards, and Wallet integration. What you don't get: push notifications, email marketing, competitions, special occasion coupons, and referral program. For a single small business testing loyalty, the free plan is a legitimate starting point.
Not directly. SpiniX uses a spin wheel, not stamps. You can set prizes that include "free coffee" or "free dessert" at different probability levels, but there's no "collect 10, get 1 free" mechanic. If that specific structure matters to your business, BonusQR is the better fit.
Gamification research consistently shows variable rewards outperform deterministic ones. SpiniX data shows 21% return within 14 days. BonusQR doesn't publish equivalent metrics. Stamp card industry benchmarks show 12-18% completion rates, though completion and return rate aren't directly comparable.
Yes. Some businesses use BonusQR for their stamp card (regulars who want predictable rewards) and SpiniX for gamified engagement and review generation (first-time guests). Two QR codes, two different experiences. It's more complex to manage but captures both psychology types.
SpiniX. BonusQR can link to Google Reviews, but SpiniX integrates the review prompt into the reward moment. Timing matters enormously - asking when the guest just won something produces 33% conversion vs typical 5-10% from cold review requests.
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