Stamped Shopify Experts: Reviews, Loyalty, Repeat

Most Stamped jobs sit inside one of its three products, and the skills overlap less than the single brand name suggests. Reviews is theme work. Loyalty is programme design. Repeat is lifecycle marketing.

Reviews install and styling. Adding the Stamped script to theme.liquid exactly once, placing the Main Widget section and the Star Rating block in the theme editor, then styling both so they sit naturally in the product page.

Collection and display. Automated review requests by email and SMS, timed to when customers have actually used the product, plus checking that photo, video and Q&A submissions display properly on mobile.

Review imports. Bringing review history across by CSV from another reviews app, then checking ratings, media and product matches on a sample before the old app is removed.

Stamped loyalty. Designing points, rewards, VIP tiers and referrals, switching on the Rewards Launcher as a theme app embed, and running loyalty campaigns by email and SMS.

Repeat flows. Building personalised post-purchase sequences that push a customer towards a second order, and connecting them to the email and SMS platform the store already runs. Direct mail is available too, for brands that want a printed touch.

Rescue work. Widgets that never render, or render on some visits and not on others. These are usually script problems, and someone who knows Stamped tends to find them quickly, often before touching a single widget setting.

Start by naming the product. "Help with Stamped" could mean a widget fix, a loyalty relaunch or a Repeat build, and those play to different strengths.

Ask how they install the script. The right answer mentions theme.liquid, says it goes in once, and explains that the app block only handles placement. Anyone who says the block does everything will leave you with an empty widget.

Ask which loyalty version you are on. New installs use Loyalty 2.0, while older stores may still run Loyalty Classic. An expert who checks before quoting has done Stamped loyalty work before.

Ask who sends the messages. Review requests, loyalty campaigns and Repeat flows all email or text customers. Find out whether the expert builds them in Stamped, in your existing messaging tool, or both, and who writes the copy.

Watch for red flags. A quote built on plan features nobody has confirmed with Stamped. Promises about conversion or repeat rate. A plan to edit theme code without a duplicate theme to test on.

Start with a small paid task. A script, widget and launcher audit on a duplicate theme makes a good first job, because the answer to most Stamped problems sits in theme.liquid.

App blocks don't load the script. On Online Store 2.0 themes, the Stamped app block is placement only. The script has to be added to theme.liquid manually, and the same applies to vintage themes. Skip it and the widget area stays empty.

Twice is as bad as never. A script pasted in two places makes widgets load on some visits and fail on others. Intermittent faults like that eat hours unless someone opens theme.liquid first.

Two loyalty versions exist. New installs default to Loyalty 2.0. Stores that installed earlier may still be on Loyalty Classic. Check which one you have before following any guide or accepting a quote.

The launcher is an app embed. The Rewards Launcher, the pop-up where members sign in and manage points, is switched on under App embeds in the theme settings. If members can't find it, look there first.

Plans disagree by source. The App Store listing shows Reviews tiers and a separate Loyalty plan. Stamped's own pricing page sells Reviews and Repeat as single products, with a multi-product bundle above them. Confirm what your account includes before anyone scopes work around a feature.

Older guides undersell it. Stamped has regrouped around Reviews, Loyalty and Repeat, so tutorials that treat it as a reviews widget miss two of its three products. stamped.io now redirects to website.stamped.io, and its App Store listing counts Checkout and Shopify Flow among its connections.

All 4 Stamped-badge experts list store setup. Beyond that, the group leans towards design and marketing more than code, which suits a product family that is half messaging.