Snapss is the broader product of the two: wallet cards plus a branded loyalty app, geolocated push notifications, a web loyalty surface, Snapss AI, and a standalone scanner mode. Boutikio concentrates on the wallet pass, phone scanning, receipt capture, a built-in CRM, and automated engagement. Snapss spreads horizontally; Boutikio stays pointed at checkout flows.
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Snapss: branded app, geolocated push, Snapss AI, Snapss Scanner mode.
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Boutikio: branded wallet pass, phone scanning, receipt capture, built-in CRM, automated engagement.
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Both cover the wallet-pass core; Snapss adds an app layer, Boutikio adds a partner layer.
Snapss connects to SumUp, Hiboutik, L'Addition, Tactill. Boutikio connects to Square, which is its launch integration and is optional, and no other POS connection is live today. Neither list contains the other's systems, so your current till usually decides this comparison before features do.
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Snapss: SumUp, Hiboutik, L'Addition, Tactill.
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Boutikio: No POS required. Square POS is the launch integration and is optional; no other POS connection is live.
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If your POS appears on neither list, both platforms can run without one.
No longer, and it would be dishonest to claim otherwise. Snapss markets "Scan ticket de caisse" with AI assistance and a standalone scanner mode, and Boutikio captures customer receipts for businesses with no POS. Receipt capture is now table stakes in this category rather than a unique feature of either platform.
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Snapss: Yes — markets "Scan ticket de caisse — boosté par l'IA" (AI-assisted receipt scanning) and a standalone Snapss Scanner mode for businesses with no POS.
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Boutikio: Yes — customers submit a receipt and Boutikio captures it for businesses with no POS.
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Treat receipt capture as a requirement to check on both sides, not a reason to pick one.
Boutikio keeps loyalty activity and customer data in a built-in CRM and automates engagement from there. Snapss connects outward to Salesforce, SAP, Zoho, and Monday and drives engagement through push. One is a self-contained merchant CRM; the other is a connector into systems a larger business already runs.
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Boutikio: Built-in CRM for loyalty activity and customer data.
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Snapss: Connectors for Salesforce, SAP, Zoho, and Monday; no built-in CRM is described on the site.
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Choose a built-in CRM if you want one place to work; choose connectors if you already run a CRM.
Snapss publishes three tiers at Plus 49 EUR / month billed annually (59 EUR month-to-month), Enterprise 89 EUR / month annually (107 EUR monthly), Ultimate 499 EUR / month annually (599 EUR monthly). Annual billing saves 20%. 14-day free trial. Boutikio does not publish pricing in this phase. Note that Snapss says card and notification packs are priced separately, so the tier price is not always the whole bill.
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Snapss: Plus 49 EUR / month billed annually (59 EUR month-to-month), Enterprise 89 EUR / month annually (107 EUR monthly), Ultimate 499 EUR / month annually (599 EUR monthly). Annual billing saves 20%.
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Snapss trial: 14-day free trial.
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Boutikio: Not published in this phase.
Snapss runs a "Devenir partenaire" program, so resellers and agencies are a supported path there too. Boutikio is architected around partners: a single partner account runs many merchants, with loyalty and customer data isolated per merchant. The difference is whether partner management is a program or the core model.
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Snapss: Runs a "Devenir partenaire" partner and reseller program.
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Boutikio: Partner and reseller model: one partner account can run many merchants.
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If you run multiple merchants, ask both vendors how accounts, data, and billing are separated.
Two verifiable differences matter, and neither is a trick. Snapss publishes per-tier caps on new loyalty cards per month, notifications per month, and admin or scanner seats, and sells extra cards and notifications in volume packs, so usage growth moves a merchant up a tier or into add-ons. Boutikio publishes no such caps, but it also publishes no pricing at all, so the honest trade is transparency against a negotiated deal. The other difference is coverage: Snapss is built for four French POS systems and French e-commerce platforms, while Boutikio connects to Square and is structured around partners running many merchants.
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Snapss Plus caps at 115 new cards and 2,000 notifications per month with 2 admin seats.
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Snapss Enterprise caps at 235 new cards and 5,000 notifications with 4 seats; Ultimate at 1,500 cards and 50,000 notifications with 20 seats.
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Extra cards sell at roughly 0.55-0.75 EUR each and extra notifications at roughly 0.004-0.005 EUR each.
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Boutikio publishes neither tier caps nor prices in this phase, so part of this comparison can only be settled by asking both vendors for a quote.
Check your POS first, then your market. Snapss supports four French POS systems and boutique French e-commerce platforms; Boutikio supports Square and is not limited to France. If neither POS list matches your till, both can run standalone, and the decision returns to wallet experience, data ownership, and price.
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Confirm your POS appears on the list you need.
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Check whether you want a branded app and push, or a wallet pass and partner tooling.
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Ask for current quotes from both, since only one side publishes pricing publicly.
