What Perkstar costs as you add shops
Perkstar charges per month, one location included, extra locations added, and quotes it for one site. This is the same model at the sizes shops actually are.
| Shops | Cost a month |
|---|---|
| 1 shop | £15 |
| 2 shops | £25 |
| 5 shops | £55 |
| 10 shops | £105 |
What the headline price leaves out. Their entry tier at £15 has no till or ecommerce integration, no API and no webhooks. Those are in the Scale tier at £65, plus £10 for each location after the first. So a shop that wants its till connected is comparing £65 and up, not £15. Read from their pricing page on 7 September 2026.
What they publish
- entry: £15
- middle: £30
- top: £65
Who it suits
A single shop that does not need its till connected, where the lowest monthly price is the whole question.
Where it works against you
A shop that wants its till or its website connected, because that sits in their top tier, and any estate past ten shops, where self service stops.
Our honest view
Perkstar publishes the lowest entry price in this market and their wallet card product is good. Read the tiers before comparing, though: a till or ecommerce integration, an API and webhooks are in their top tier only, so a shop that wants a connected programme is comparing that tier rather than the headline price.
Why a shop moves to us
A shop moves to us when it wants the programme to survive contact with its own staff. Named keys that expire, a change history showing who altered what, and a separate credential per till, none of which costs extra.
And whatever you decide later: the members and their points belong to your programme rather than to your till. Change tills and they come with you, because nothing about them lives inside the till in the first place.
The fuller comparison with Perkstar, including what they do better than us.
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Read from https://perkstar.co.uk/pricing on 7 September 2026. Pricing pages go stale, and the thing most worth re-checking here is which tier holds the till integration, because that is what decides whether a shop is comparing the entry price or the top one. If you find this out of date, tell us and we will correct it.