Clover Loyalty runs on Clover's point-of-sale hardware. Like Toast, it buys accuracy with lock-in — the question is only whether you already own the hardware.
Short answer
If you run Clover, its loyalty module is tied to the transaction and more accurate than a QR scan. If you do not, adopting a POS to get a stamp card is a large purchase for a small feature — that is where Bioflow fits, running from a phone with no hardware at all.
Pricing verified 2026-08-03
| Tool | Link in bio | Loyalty program | Needs a POS | Apple/Google Wallet | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bioflow$10/month · $96/year | Yes | Yes | No | No | Link in bio and stamp cards in one account. Loyalty is Pro-only; wallet passes are not issued yet. |
| Clover Loyalty | No | Yes | Yes | No | Runs on Clover POS hardware. Same trade as Toast: accuracy for lock-in. |
Entry paid tier, billed monthly. Figures come from each vendor's own pricing page unless marked otherwise — vendors reprice without notice, so follow the link before relying on a number.
The reward attaches to a real transaction, enrolment can happen at checkout, and the loyalty data sits alongside sales data.
That is genuinely better, and it presumes the hardware.
A phone and nothing else. No terminal, no dongle, no monthly hardware commitment — which is the normal situation for a small business in most of the world.
The cost is that a scan records a visit rather than a basket.
Yes. It is part of the Clover ecosystem, so the loyalty program is only available if you run their point of sale.
Worth asking them directly before you commit, and worth asking any vendor. It is the question people skip until it is expensive.
No. That is what Bioflow pairs with the stamp card.
Link in bio free forever. Loyalty on Pro at $10/month.