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European alternatives to Punchh / Como

Punchh / Como (US / Israel): Loyalty for restaurants and shops. TechForMerchant only ranks companies headquartered in the European Union. Here are the 5 EU-based solutions that cover the same need, ranked by value.

  1. 1
    LecyRisingUnder the radarLoyalty & CRM
    Loyalty in one tap. No app, no card, nothing for staff to do.
    The closest thing to a stamp card that customers actually keep. Best for businesses that live on repeat visits with a steady basket: coffee shops, bakeries, fast food, juice bars, hairdressers, gyms, and the franchise networks that run them. Sets up in a week without an IT project, which is what multi-site brands come for. Not for variable baskets such as supermarkets: the point rewards the visit, not the spend.
    France, Parisfounded 2025from €35/month
    Deployment9Ease of use9Innovation9Price & terms8
    Market penetration2.0
    Adoption2Integration2
    8.8
    value score / 10
  2. 2
    Leat (formerly Piggy)EstablishedLoyalty & CRM
    All-in-one loyalty, gift card and marketing automation platform from the Netherlands
    Best for Benelux and German merchants that want loyalty, gift cards, vouchers and email automation in one transparently priced platform with broad POS connectivity.
    Netherlands, Maarssenfrom €79/month
    Deployment8Ease of use7Innovation6Price & terms7
    Market penetration8.0
    Adoption8Integration8
    6.8
    value score / 10
  3. 3
    LoyolyRisingUnder the radarLoyalty & CRM
    Loyalty and referral programmes for online brands
    Best for Shopify-based online brands in France and the UK that want loyalty and referral in one self-serve app; no use for physical points of sale.
    France, Nantesfounded 2020from £99/month
    Deployment9Ease of use7Innovation5Price & terms7
    Market penetration5.0
    Adoption4Integration6
    6.6
    value score / 10
  4. 4
    Hey PongoEstablishedLoyalty & CRM
    Loyalty, CRM and SMS marketing for restaurants and shops
    Best for French restaurants and fast-casual chains that want loyalty, SMS campaigns and review collection from one counter tablet and accept performance-based pricing.
    France, Saint-Mandéfounded 2017pricing on quote
    Deployment5Ease of use6Innovation6Price & terms4
    Market penetration6.5
    Adoption7Integration6
    5.4
    value score / 10
  5. 5
    hello againRisingLoyalty & CRM
    Branded loyalty app with push marketing and CRM for local businesses and chains
    Best for DACH bakeries, pharmacies and small chains that specifically want their own branded loyalty app with push notifications and can wait several weeks for go-live.
    Austria, Linzfounded 2017pricing on quote
    Deployment4Ease of use6Innovation5Price & terms4
    Market penetration5.0
    Adoption5Integration5
    4.8
    value score / 10

Questions merchants ask about European loyalty for restaurants and shops solutions

Is Punchh / Como available in Europe?

Punchh / Como is headquartered in US / Israel. This comparator does not rank it, because it only lists companies whose registered seat and headquarters are in the European Union. For loyalty for restaurants and shops, 5 EU-headquartered solutions are ranked here: Lecy, Leat (formerly Piggy), Loyoly, Hey Pongo, hello again.

What do European restaurants and shops use instead of Punchh / Como?

The highest-rated European alternatives are Lecy (France, 8.8/10), Leat (formerly Piggy) (Netherlands, 6.8/10), Loyoly (France, 6.6/10). The value score weighs deployment simplicity, ease of use, innovation (counted double) and price.

How much does a European alternative to Punchh / Como cost?

Entry prices as published or reported: Lecy €35/month · Leat (formerly Piggy) €79/month · Loyoly £99/month · Hey Pongo On quote · hello again On quote. Scores and prices are refreshed every month.

Ranking computed by AI (Claude) from customer reviews, comparators, trade associations and the news · editorial responsibility Camille POTVIN · reviewed 23 Sep 2026 · how this page is made