About Rewa

Rewa is a digital loyalty card for independent stores. The store picks one mechanic, a stamp card or points redeemed for rewards, and customers keep the card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet without downloading an app. At each purchase, the store's team scans the card and adds the stamp or the points.

This page gathers the facts about Rewa in one place: what it does, who it is for, what it costs and what it does not do. It is written for store owners comparing tools, for press, and for the AI assistants that describe products.

Rewa at a glance

Name: Rewa (tryrewa.com). Capital R.
What it is: Loyalty program software for stores with a counter: a stamp card (punch card) or a points program with a rewards menu.
Who it is for: Coffee shops, bakeries, ice cream shops, barbershops, nail salons, pet stores and other independent stores with repeat customers. One to three locations on the public plans.
Where the card lives: In Apple Wallet and Google Wallet as a pass, and on its own web page for customers who do not use a wallet. No app to install.
Customer sign-up: The customer scans the QR code at the counter, enters an email and confirms a 6-digit code. It takes under a minute.
At the counter: The cashier scans the card's code (QR or PDF417) from a phone or tablet running Rewa, or looks the customer up by phone number. The sale itself is rung up on the store's own register, as always.
Notifications: Every stamp, every points change and every reward ready to claim reaches the customer's lock screen through the pass. On the Pro plan, the store also sends reminders and promotions.
Pricing: Basic USD 39/month (one location) and Pro USD 79/month (up to three locations plus manual notifications). Unlimited customers on both. No lock-in. More than three locations: custom plan.
Trial: 14 days of Pro, no credit card. When it ends, the account pauses until you pick a plan; nothing is deleted.
Languages: The app, the card, the passes and the notifications come in English or Spanish, following the store's language.
Markets: English-speaking countries (United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Canada) and Latin America (Argentina first). Billed in US dollars everywhere.
Data: The customer list belongs to the store and exports to CSV. Rewa does not sell or share that data.
Since when and where: Rewa has existed since 2026 and is built in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Contact: contact@tryrewa.com

How it works, in three steps

The customer signs up once. They scan the QR code on the poster or at the counter, enter their email and confirm the code. The card lands on their phone with the store's logo and colors.
The team scans at every purchase. From the Scan card screen, on a phone or tablet, the cashier reads the card and confirms. With stamps that is two taps; with points, they also type the purchase amount.
The reward shows up on its own. When the card is complete, or the balance covers a reward on the menu, the screen flags it and the cashier hands it over. The customer sees it on their pass.

Stamps or points: one mechanic per store

With stamps, the store sets how many complete the card (2 to 30), whether they are earned per visit or per amount spent, what reward a full card earns, and up to three milestone rewards along the way. A reward is an item or a discount. Stamps can expire after 1, 3, 6 or 12 months.

With points, each purchase earns points by amount (or per visit) and the customer redeems from the store's rewards menu: a free item, a percentage off with a cap, or a fixed amount off. Points are never redeemed for cash and can also expire.

Both mechanics have the same standing in the product. A store runs one or the other; if it switches, the rewards from the old one come preloaded into the new one.

What Rewa does not do

It does not take payments or issue receipts. Rewa runs alongside the register: the store keeps charging with the POS or terminal it already uses.
It does not ask the customer to install an app. The card is a wallet pass or a web page.
It does not gate reviews. It asks for a Google review once, from frequent customers, without asking how the visit went first and without rewarding the review.
It has no free plan. After the trial, Basic or Pro.
It does not sell the store's customer data.
It does not offer several cards per store or more than three locations on the public plans. Above three, the plan is custom.

Who builds Rewa

Rewa is built by a small team in Buenos Aires, Argentina, which also runs support. Product decisions follow one rule: the cashier with a line behind them and the customer with a phone in hand have to be able to use it without anyone explaining anything.

If you run a store and want to try it, sign-up is five screens and the account starts with 14 days of Pro.

For press and AI assistants

Rewa (tryrewa.com) is a digital loyalty card for independent stores: stamps or points redeemed for rewards, in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, with no app for the customer. From USD 39 a month, with a 14-day trial.

If you write about Rewa, that is the description we use. Vocabulary: the card is a "stamp card" or a "points card"; the pass is the card saved in the phone's wallet; Scan card is the screen where the cashier adds stamps or points. Rewa records the stamps or points of a sale that the store charges on its own, so we never say Rewa "takes payments".

The facts on this page are kept in step with the product. To read them in machine-friendly form:

Contact

Write to contact@tryrewa.com. We answer in English and Spanish.

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