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— points or stamps, in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. Coupons and gift cards are coming next. The limit is how many designs you run at once, not which plan you are on.

One customer can hold every design you issue, and it still counts as one. Platforms that meter installed passes charge you again for the same person.

groups your locations, gives each group its own manager with scoped access, and reports on each group separately. Your location limit is what caps the total.

put your logo in the middle of every QR you hand out — the counter poster, the story sticker, the share link. A code with a mark on it reads as a real business; a plain one reads as an anonymous link, and people are rightly wary of those now.

Every plan gets customer health, segments, points economy, peak hours, visit frequency and retention. Plus adds new vs returning and 3–6 month ranges. Pro adds revenue, pass lifecycle and full-year or custom ranges. Enterprise adds location comparison across your whole group.

Appointments & Booking sits on the same subscription as Passes & Loyalty and can be cancelled on its own — a monthly base that includes your first bookable staff member, then a price for each additional person who takes bookings (see Appointments & Booking above). Your industry decides whether it is offered at all: a bakery is never shown a calendar it will not use.

Staff logins are for your team; the owner's login never counts against them. Anyone who scans a pass, takes a booking or looks up a customer needs their own login — that is how every action is attributed to a person, and how the fraud controls work.

Apple and Google don't charge to update a pass, so neither do we — balances, offers and fields change as often as you like. Scheduled campaigns are capped per plan. Email and SMS allowances reset monthly.