Stamped.io Pricing for Stamped Reviews and Loyalty Plans by Order Volume

Stamped lists four plans on its Shopify App Store page. Three are tiers of the same Reviews product, separated only by how many orders a month they cover. The fourth is Loyalty, a different product with its own price. These are the plans exactly as Stamped published them in October 2026.

Two things stand out. First, nothing in the feature list changes between the three Reviews tiers, so you never pay more to unlock a feature, only to raise the cap. Second, Loyalty does not include Reviews. A store that wants both pays for both.

Because the price follows the order cap, the useful question is not which plan you want but how many orders you ship in your busiest month. Here is the cheapest Stamped Reviews plan for common store sizes, with the yearly total at the 30 day billing cycle.

The step that hurts is the first one. Going from 200 to 201 orders multiplies the bill by more than four, from $23 to $99, a jump of $76 a month or $912 a year. A store that hovers around 200 orders should price Stamped at $99, because one good month will put it there.

Stamped markets reviews and loyalty together, and the app is called Stamped Reviews and Loyalty, but the listing prices them as separate products. A store doing 3,000 orders a month that wants both pays $199 for Reviews (5k) plus $299 for Loyalty (5k), so $498 a month, or $5,976 over a year.

That bundle is the real reason to choose Stamped over a cheaper review app. Points, VIP tiers, referrals and review requests in one place is a genuine convenience, and stores that would buy a separate loyalty app anyway should price the pair against two separate tools. Stores that only want reviews are paying for an ecosystem they will not use.

Every major Shopify review app except Judge.me prices by orders, so the ranking changes with store size. These are the monthly prices for the cheapest plan with reviews at each volume, from each vendor's own published pricing read in September and October 2026.

Stamped is cheaper than Loox, Okendo and Yotpo from about 800 orders up, and clearly cheaper at 2,500, where it costs $199 against roughly $299 for the other three. It is never cheaper than Judge.me, which has no order meter at all. Between 201 and 300 orders, Loox at $49.99 undercuts it. The full ladders are on our Judge.me pricing, Loox pricing, Okendo pricing and Yotpo pricing pages. For a cheaper order-priced option, Fera reviews pricing starts at $9 a month for 200 orders and $29 up to 2,000.

On the Shopify App Store, Stamped charges through Shopify's app billing. The listing states that all charges are billed in USD and that recurring and usage-based charges are billed every 30 days. Stores outside the US see the converted amount on their Shopify invoice.

The listing shows no free plan and no free trial. Stamped's own website sells plans directly as well and may quote other terms, such as annual billing or custom pricing for very large stores, so ask Stamped for a written quote if you are above 5,000 orders or want a yearly contract. Uninstalling the app from your Shopify admin ends the Shopify charge. Before you do, export your reviews from the app, because a review app that is removed takes its widgets off your product pages with it.

For a store between 1,000 and 5,000 orders that wants reviews and loyalty from one vendor, often yes. Stamped Reviews (5k) at $199 is the cheapest order-priced plan at that size among the big apps, and the merchant reviews on its listing (4.7 out of 5 from more than 3,700 ratings when we read it) praise setup help and migrations.

For a store under 200 orders, $23 is fair, but watch the cliff to $99. For a store that only wants product reviews, Judge.me does the same core job for $0 or $15 at any volume, and paying Stamped $99 or $199 is hard to justify unless you use Klaviyo flows, Q&A or loyalty in ways Judge.me does not cover for you.

Stamped ties every review to an order and a product. That is right for product pages, and it leaves a gap on the pages that sell the brand. Here is the honest split.

Plenty of brands should run both: a review app for product pages, and a flat testimonial plan for the stories that convince a first time visitor to trust the store. Starter covers one wall at $49 a month or $288 a year, Growth adds unlimited walls at $89 or $528, and Studio covers several brands at $149 or $888. If you are still choosing the review app itself, our Judge.me vs Stamped.io and Yotpo vs Judge.me comparisons work through the cost at each store size, Junip pricing covers the other app with no order meter, and the Shopify testimonials page shows where brand stories go on a store.