Advocado alternatives in Singapore

Who it is genuinely good for

Advocado is genuinely good for Singapore F&B and retail groups that want a local vendor, grant-eligible paperwork and a full campaign toolkit, with a marketing owner on staff to run it. If someone on your team wants to build campaigns, Advocado gives them room to work.

Five reasons operators move on

1. 1.The price arrives after a sales call

   Plans route through the pre-approved vendor process rather than a published rate card, so you cannot compare it against a published price without asking first.

2. 2.Campaigns need an owner

   A toolkit rewards the team that uses it. Venues without a marketing hire often find the system idles after month two. A staffing reality, not a product flaw.

3. 3.Segments are rules, not predictions

   Building a lapsed-customer segment by hand is different from a model that scores each member's own rhythm and flags the drift before you would have noticed.

4. 4.Cash and unidentified guests need a route in

   Any programme that depends on the till or the payment misses the guest who paid cash, and hawker-style operations run on exactly those guests.

5. 5.Message costs and channel

   Groups increasingly want WhatsApp at pass-through cost rather than per-broadcast SMS billing, and want that pricing visible before signing.

1. #1

   PEKO

   Receipt Scan Loyalty: Snap any receipt. Points land in seconds. · Group Check-In: The whole table joins, not just the one who pays. · AI-first operations (PEKO AI Agent): Prompt it. PEKO does it.

   Best for: Operators who want lapse prediction and written win-back without changing POS, and who want cash-paying guests counted too.

   Pricing: Free up to 300 members, then S$49/month; 0% commission; cancel anytime

   Who should not pick this: Don't pick PEKO as your till or your booking calendar. It is neither, so keep the system that takes payment and rosters staff and add PEKO beside it. Don't expect a direct POS API either. Enrolment is customer-led by in-venue QR and receipt scan, which is exactly why it works on any POS. And with very few identified guests in the first weeks the churn model has little to read. The QR and receipt flow is what fills that gap, usually within a month of trading.

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2. #2

   Advocado

   Singapore CRM and loyalty platform with strong local integration and PSG-grant history.

   Best for: Singapore groups that want a local vendor, grant-eligible paperwork and campaign tooling run by a marketing owner.

   Pricing: pricing not public: Advocado lists plans through the IMDA pre-approved vendor route rather than publishing a rate card (checked 14 Sep 2026).

   Who should not pick this: Skip it if you want a price before a sales call, or if nobody on the team will own campaign building.

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3. #3

   Eber

   Singapore-built loyalty and membership platform with a published entry tier.

   Best for: Single-store to mid-size brands that want tiers, stored value and a documented starting price.

   Pricing: Published: Lite from USD 69/month billed annually (USD 89 monthly) for one store and 5,000 contacts; higher tiers quoted (checked 14 Sep 2026).

   Who should not pick this: Not for venues counting every ringgit or dollar at the low end. The entry tier costs more than PEKO's paid tier, and onboarding is quoted separately.

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4. #4

   STAMPEDE

   Singapore QR digital stamp cards with referrals, coupons and automations, no POS integration.

   Best for: Cafés that want a simple visit-based stamp card with built-in referrals, stamped by staff with a phone camera.

   Pricing: Published and self-serve: free up to 45 members, then Growth at S$50 per outlet per month (S$25 first month) and Scale at S$99 per outlet per month (stampede.sg, checked 14 Sep 2026).

   Who should not pick this: Not for venues that want rewards on spend or the whole table enrolled. Spend-based points and whole-table sign-up are not stated on STAMPEDE's site (checked Oct 2026).

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5. #5

   Oddle

   Singapore ordering, reservation and CRM suite for restaurant groups.

   Best for: Restaurant groups that want direct ordering, reservations, queue and CRM from one vendor.

   Pricing: Published: from S$300 per month on a one-year commitment, or 33% off paid annually; loyalty is bundled with ordering and reservations rather than priced alone (checked 14 Sep 2026).

   Who should not pick this: Too much system, and too much commitment, for a single café or a stall that just wants repeat visits counted.

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6. #6

   Qashier

   Singapore POS terminal vendor whose Treats loyalty rides on its own payments.

   Best for: Venues buying a terminal anyway that want payment-linked stamps with nothing extra to install.

   Pricing: Named software plans (Essential, Growth) are published on Qashier's Singapore software-pricing page with loyalty bundled into the plan; the tier amounts appear after plan selection, so ask for the figure in writing (checked 14 Sep 2026).

   Who should not pick this: Not for a mixed-till group or anyone keeping their current POS. Treats only follows Qashier's own terminal.

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PEKO vs traditional loyalty CRM

Full comparison: PEKO vs traditional loyalty CRM →

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Why owners switch from Advocado to PEKO

1. 1.Receipt Scan Loyalty: Snap any receipt. Points land in seconds.

   Traditional loyalty CRM: Integration project or a specific POS. PEKO: Any POS that prints a receipt. Receipt Scan Loyalty →

2. 2.Group Check-In: The whole table joins, not just the one who pays.

   Traditional loyalty CRM: Only the person who pays. PEKO: Everyone at the table. Group Check-In →

3. 3.AI-first operations (PEKO AI Agent): Prompt it. PEKO does it.

   Traditional loyalty CRM: 10+ clicks across menus; staff need training. PEKO: One message to the AI Agent; you approve. AI-first operations (PEKO AI Agent) →

PEKO pricing: free up to 300 members, then S$49/month on the Standard plan, 0% commission, cancel anytime.

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Switching checklist

A single venue can be fully switched over a quiet weekend; a group of five or more should plan two to three weeks, mostly waiting on data exports and staff practice rather than on setup.

1. Export your customer list, appointment or transaction history and any outstanding packages or point balances from Advocado first, and confirm you can open the file before you cancel anything.
2. Write down what Advocado is actually doing for you today (calendar, payments, reminders, stock, payroll) and check line by line which of those the replacement covers.
3. Honour outstanding balances and prepaid packages at their old value. Publish the conversion rule to members in writing before the cut-over date.
4. Run both systems in parallel for one full cycle: a week for F&B groups with weekly regulars, a month where visits are monthly, so nothing is discovered live.
5. Cut over at the start of a quiet day, keep the old system readable for 90 days, and give staff a one-page script for the two questions members will ask.
6. Only then turn on automated messaging, so your first campaign goes out on data you have already checked.

FAQ

Sources

Every pricing or feature statement about another vendor links to that vendor's own page, with the date we checked it. Where a vendor publishes no price, this page says so instead of guessing.

• PEKO, pricing: checked 14 Sep 2026
• Advocado, plans page: checked 14 Sep 2026
• Eber, pricing page: checked 14 Sep 2026
• STAMPEDE: pricing (stampede.sg, checked Oct 2026): checked 14 Sep 2026
• Oddle, pricing page: checked 14 Sep 2026
• Qashier, software pricing: checked 14 Sep 2026