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myCred review

Freemium#35 of 39 in Loyalty Program Software

A flexible WordPress loyalty plugin with free core features and paid add-ons.

5.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

myCred is a WordPress plugin for building points-based loyalty and gamification programs. It suits WordPress and WooCommerce site owners, online communities, membership sites, and stores that want to reward purchases, logins, comments, referrals, reviews, and other site activities. Programs can include points, ranks, badges, coupons, transfers, redemptions, and point-to-cash conversion. The free self-hosted option makes myCred accessible for smaller sites, while paid plans expand the available add-on library and support options.

Pricing is organized around annual per-site tiers. Basic costs $99 per site per year and includes 23+ premium addons, 17 enhancement addons, 4 integration addons, all Treasure Assets, standard support, and regular security updates. Professional costs $149 per site per year and adds 33+ premium addons, 21 enhancement addons, 6 integration addons, 3 points purchasing addons, 1 point-to-cash withdrawal addon, and priority technical support. Business costs $299 per site per year and includes 49+ premium addons, 2 e-commerce marketplace integrations, all integration addons, all enhancement addons, a Stripe gateway for points purchase, and priority technical support. Lifetime options are shown for each tier, alongside a 14-day money-back guarantee.

The product’s strongest fit is the WordPress ecosystem. Integrations include WooCommerce, Zapier, Elementor, BuddyPress, Beaver Builder, WPBakery, Easy Digital Downloads, Dokan, and WCVendors. REST API endpoints support points, badges, and ranks, while email and real-time notifications and points-circulation reporting help manage ongoing programs. Choose myCred when your site already runs on self-hosted WordPress and you want loyalty mechanics that extend into ecommerce, communities, or memberships. Consider an alternative if you need a hosted loyalty platform that works beyond WordPress or across multiple site environments.

myCred pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free self-hosted option with points, badges, ranks, and rewards
    • WooCommerce rewards cover purchases, referrals, reviews, and redemptions
    • REST APIs, reporting, notifications, and broad WordPress integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • Limited to self-hosted WordPress sites
    • Paid plans are billed annually per site
    • Advanced capabilities depend on add-ons and plan selection

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