7Stamp alternative? Compare Iterum on price, staff and trial

7Stamp and Iterum compared

7Stamp and Iterum do the same basic job: the stamp card moves from paper to the customer’s phone, with no app to download. They differ in how the price is counted, in the work at the counter, in the link with the till, in messages and in how you get started. The table sums up what each service states on its public pages on 17 October 2026.

We did not open a 7Stamp account or switch on its free plan: the information comes from 7Stamp’s Italian home page, its euro pricing page, its FAQ and its terms of use, plus Iterum’s pricing page.

How much does 7Stamp cost in 2026, and how much does Iterum?

On 17 October 2026 7Stamp publishes two plans. Free Forever costs €0 and includes one staff login, 25 card operations and 100 emails a month. Growth costs €29 a month for each of the first nine logins, €21 from the tenth to the twenty-ninth and €14.50 from the thirtieth; yearly billing is ten months’ price, so €290 per login. The pricing page does not say whether the amounts include VAT.

Iterum Base costs €29.99 a month plus VAT, or €299.90 a year, Pro €99.99 and Premium €109.99, with yearly billing at ten months’ price. With a single till the two entry fees are almost the same; the difference lies in what the price counts: 7Stamp counts staff logins and card operations, Iterum counts locations and each month’s new customers.

On Growth 7Stamp also sells optional add-ons: customer feedback collection at €9 a month per login, email from your own domain at €15, White-label at €49, webhooks at €19 and automatic translation of content at €9. In Iterum what changes between plans is written into the plans themselves, namely new customers a month, active cards, messages and a few options; the only published extra cost is an additional location.

What do you pay with one till, two tills or two locations?

With 7Stamp the bill depends on how many people stamp at the same time and how many visits you record; with Iterum on how many locations you have and how many new customers you enrol in the month. Here are five cases with the published monthly prices: it is our own calculation on examples, not data from real businesses.

Where they meet: to try things out or with very few visits 7Stamp costs less, because its free plan does not expire; with one till and normal volume the two price lists are level; when several people work the counter at once or visits pass 2,500 a month, 7Stamp’s price goes up, while Iterum’s stays put as long as the month’s new sign-ups stay within the plan threshold. 7Stamp’s amounts have to be read without knowing whether VAT is included.

When 7Stamp may be the better choice

7Stamp makes sense if you want to start without paying and without giving a credit card: its free plan does not expire and has the same features as Growth, with low limits. For a small test, or for a business that records few visits, that is a real advantage Iterum does not offer: our trial lasts 7 days and needs a payment card.

It also suits a busy counter where you want customers to stamp themselves: a tablet kiosk, an external scanner that stamps automatically and stamping on an Android payment terminal are workflows Iterum does not have. The same goes if you want to connect the till (Poster POS and Serve POS are listed as available, and the API is free), if you need vouchers, redeem codes at the till, prize draws or reminders when the customer walks nearby, and if you send many messages: Wallet notifications have no limit. Agencies and chains get White-label, and the site comes in 54 languages.

Iterum as a 7Stamp alternative: where it differs

Iterum’s price is read per location, not per person: on every plan the team has no user limit, and the published plans count neither visits nor stamps. Only the number of new customers you enrol in the month counts; even past the threshold sign-ups continue and you get a notice, and total customers stay unlimited.

Besides stamps there is a points card, with points entered by staff; when one or the other fits is explained in the guide stamps or points loyalty card. You design the card in the designer before paying and try it for 7 days. Iterum comes from an Italian company, FIDUS S.R.L.: prices stated plus 22% VAT, an electronic invoice through SDI for buyers with a VAT number, and terms in Italian and English.

In exchange Iterum has no free plan, does not connect to the till, has no kiosk or automatic stamping, does not handle coupons or redeem codes and sends fewer messages: 2, 4 or 8 a month per location. If the till and the queue are your main problem, read loyalty card POS integration first.

7Stamp or Iterum: which one for your business?

How you work at the counter matters more than the provider’s brand. Here are the most common cases, read from the public information of 17 October 2026; for specific sectors there are guides for cafés and bars, beauty salons and car washes.

How to switch from 7Stamp to Iterum without losing customers

Iterum does not describe an automatic import of customers from other services: the switch happens at the counter, one visit at a time. Before closing 7Stamp, give customers time to collect the rewards they have nearly completed.

• Check when your 7Stamp plan renews: cancelling stops renewals, but the period already paid is normally not refunded.
• Pick a date and accept both cards for a few weeks: customers close to a reward collect it on 7Stamp.
• Remove or replace 7Stamp QR codes on receipts, bags and delivery inserts, so new customers only reach the new card.
• From the next visit customers join Iterum from the counter QR code; the sign and the line at the till are in how to promote a loyalty card.
• If you write to customers to announce the change, respect the consent each one gave; the rules are in loyalty card and GDPR.

Sources and last check

Last checked: 17 October 2026. Official 7Stamp sources: Italian home page, pricing, FAQ, about, terms of use and refund policy. Iterum sources: pricing, how it works, free trial, terms and the overview page with the plans.

Prices and features can change: check them again before you sign up. We do not quote the customer reviews and videos 7Stamp publishes, because we cannot verify them. Iterum is a service of FIDUS S.R.L. and has no relationship with 7Stamp or PayForSay s.r.o.