Comparison reviewed · 3 October 2026
Iterum vs FaveCard: compare cost and customer flow
FaveCard and Iterum offer digital loyalty cards that do not require a customer app. FaveCard highlights a permanent Free plan with unlimited customers and one active card; Wallet and other tools depend on plan, and initial premium access ends after 30 customers. Iterum offers a 7-day trial that requires a card. If avoiding a fixed fee matters most, assess FaveCard Free first.
Compare cost, limits and management
A permanent free plan is a real advantage for FaveCard over Iterum’s time-limited trial. This page summarises official claims; check FaveCard pricing and terms before choosing.
| Question | Iterum | FaveCard |
|---|---|---|
| Starting cost | 7-day trial; card required; selected plan follows unless cancelled. | Free at €0 with no expiry; provider says no card is needed to start. |
| Card and customers | Visits with a configurable reward threshold; check plan terms. | Free: one active card, unlimited customers and stamps; premium tools until 30 customers. |
| Card on phone | Web via QR/link; Apple Wallet “when available”. | Browser on Free; Apple/Google Wallet on paid plans or during premium access. |
| Staff and marketing | Staff confirm visits; tools depend on Iterum plan. | Team accounts and campaign tools are listed on paid plans. |
When to consider FaveCard
FaveCard is a real option if you want to test a digital stamp card without a required subscription: it describes permanent Free, one active card, unlimited stamps and customers, QR scanning and basic stats. After the first 30 customers, the provider says you can remain on Free; new Free customers receive a browser card, while Wallet passes and other premium features require a paid plan.
Where Iterum may fit
Iterum may fit if you prefer its published QR/link card flow, want a configurable reward threshold and staff-confirmed visits, and accept a shorter trial followed by a paid plan unless cancelled. It does not describe a permanent free offer here. Compare features you will actually use, not only the starting price.
Trial, plans and costs
On 3 October 2026, FaveCard’s pricing page showed permanent Free and paid plans with localised prices. Public pages were not consistent about displayed amounts, so we do not quote a fixed price. Iterum advertises 7 days and requires a card. Compare checkout price and what changes after 30 FaveCard customers: FaveCard pricing · Iterum trial.
Three checks before you choose
Check the active-card limit
One active card on FaveCard Free may be enough, or it may constrain your programme.
Decide what you need after 30 customers
Assess branding, Wallet passes, messaging, customer data and staff access.
Test the counter workflow
Confirm who scans and what the customer receives in their browser or Wallet.
Sources and review date
Official sources checked 3 October 2026: FaveCard Italy, FaveCard pricing and Iterum. Plans and prices may change and can depend on location.
Frequently asked questions
- Is FaveCard free without an expiry date?
- Its pricing page, checked 3 October 2026, lists Free with no expiry, one active card and unlimited stamps and customers. Initial premium tools last until the first 30 customers; then you can stay on Free or choose a paid plan.
- What changes after the first 30 customers?
- FaveCard says the card keeps working on Free, but premium tools end; new Free customers receive a browser card instead of a new Wallet pass. Existing passes continue to work, according to its pricing page.
- Why choose Iterum if FaveCard is free?
- You may prefer Iterum’s workflow or features; check what is actually available on your plan. FaveCard has a meaningful cost advantage: permanent Free, while Iterum advertises 7 days and requires a card.