A loyalty solution partner, not another platform
LoyaltyPass designs, builds, and runs digital loyalty solutions for ambitious brands — built around their brand, integrated with the systems they already run, and owned by them. Trusted by the teams behind Aldi, Energia, Fibrus, and 123.ie.
Built by RaftLabs
LoyaltyPass is a product of RaftLabs, a software company that designs and builds focused products for real-world brands. LoyaltyPass is our loyalty practice: we build and run customer-engagement solutions for mid- and large-size brands.
We built LoyaltyPass because loyalty deserves to be the product, not a bolt-on module inside a bloated platform. A proven core makes the build fast and the price transparent; the rest is built around your brand and the systems you already run.
What we build
- Branded loyalty in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet — plus your own branded app
- Reward mechanics built to your model: points, stamps, tiers, memberships
- Push notifications to the lock screen at ~90% open rates
- A retention analytics dashboard and customer segmentation
- Integrations with the POS, CRM, and booking systems you already run
Our editorial team
Our blog covers loyalty programs, customer retention, and digital commerce for small businesses across North America, Europe, Australia, and the Middle East. Content is researched and written by a small team of loyalty marketing specialists, each focused on a specific set of markets and verticals.
All articles draw on primary sources: brand announcements, regulatory guidance, industry research (Bain, McKinsey, Accenture, academic behavioral economics literature), and trade press. Statistics are attributed inline. Where a source is LoyaltyPass internal data, this is stated explicitly.
Nora Kent
UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand
Covers loyalty programs across Anglo-Irish and Asia-Pacific markets: independent cafes, pubs, grocery chains, and high-street retail. Tracks Tesco Clubcard, Boots Advantage Card, Woolworths Everyday Rewards, and independent business adoption of digital wallet passes.
Chloe Reed
United States, Canada
Covers loyalty programs across North America: QSR chains, coffee shops, specialty retail, and independent F&B. Tracks McDonald's, Starbucks, Chick-fil-A, Tim Hortons, and the independent business landscape across US and Canadian markets.
Sacha Blanc
France, Germany, Nordic/Scandinavia, EU
Covers loyalty programs across Continental Europe: French grocery and cafe programs, German Stempelkarte digitization, Nordic mobile payment integration, and GDPR compliance for EU small business loyalty. Tracks Carrefour, Lidl Plus, Espresso House, and European regulatory developments.
Priya Shah
UAE, Saudi Arabia, Middle East
Covers loyalty programs across the Gulf region: hypermarket programs, hospitality loyalty, and the rapid digital wallet adoption shaping loyalty delivery in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Riyadh. Tracks Careem, Noon, and the major regional retail chains.
Meera Patel
India, South Asia
Covers loyalty programs across India and South Asia: independent cafes and QSRs in Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Delhi; retail chains transitioning from paper loyalty to digital wallet passes; and UPI-native customer engagement for SMBs. Tracks Swiggy, Zomato Dining, and the independent F&B landscape across India's tier-1 and tier-2 cities.
Rihana Arab
Morocco, Egypt, North Africa, Levant
Covers loyalty programs across North Africa and the Levant: Moroccan cafe and retail culture, Egyptian hypermarket loyalty, and growing digital wallet adoption in Casablanca, Cairo, and Beirut. Tracks Carrefour Market, BIM, Label'Vie, and independent SMBs navigating digital loyalty in French- and Arabic-speaking markets.
Editorial standards
Source attribution
Every statistic is cited inline to its original source. We link to brand announcements, academic papers, regulator guidance, and industry research. Claims that cannot be sourced to a traceable primary document are not published.
No fabricated businesses
We do not invent fictional business names, owners, or testimonials. Illustrative examples use generic phrasing. Named businesses are real, publicly verifiable, and sourced.
Product disclosure
Articles that mention LoyaltyPass as a solution are clearly written in the context of our product category. CTAs invite readers to book a demo, not to a self-serve signup. We are transparent that LoyaltyPass is the publisher.
Market-specific accuracy
Local pricing, regulatory context (GDPR, DPC, PDPL), and competitive landscapes are researched per market. We do not apply US loyalty program norms to European or Middle Eastern markets without adaptation.
Questions about our content?
For editorial inquiries, corrections, or source requests, contact us at hello@loyaltypass.co
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