Simple Points and Rewards for WooCommerce – Create a Loyalty Program

They can view their points, history, ways to earn and redeem, and redeemed vouchers in the “Rewards” tab under the “My Account” page in WooCommerce.

You can also use the shortcode [spar_points_rewards] to display the rewards interface on any page.

They can also use the checkout rewards box (if enabled) to redeem points for rewards or discounts at checkout.

In the Pro version, you can also enable a floating rewards widget for easy access to points and rewards anywhere on the site.

There are several ways to award points:

• Signing up for an account

Customers can earn points when they register a new account on your WooCommerce store.

• Placing new orders

By default, points are awarded when an order is created and they are taken to the “thank you” page.

You can change this behavior in Settings to award points when the order is marked “processing” or “completed”.

• Referrals

If the referral features are enabled, customers can earn points by referring friends via referral links or gift coupons.

Pro Version Only:

• First Order

Customers earn points when they place their first order.

• After X Orders

Customers earn points after completing a set number of orders.

• Writing Reviews

Customers earn points for writing product reviews.

• Birthdays

Customers earn points on their birthday.

• Social Shares

Customers earn points for sharing your store or products on social media platforms.

• Daily Logins

Customers earn points for logging into their account daily, with bonus points for consecutive logins.

• Order Streaks

Customers earn a bonus for ordering to a regular schedule, such as once a week or twice a month, and keeping it up for a number of periods in a row. Set a minimum order value if only real orders should count. Missing a period ends the streak, a progress bar on the rewards dashboard shows how it is going, and optional reminder emails nudge customers before they lose one.

• Wheel Spins

Customers can earn points by spinning a prize wheel for a chance to win various rewards.

• Product Offers & Bonuses

Customers earn bonus points for purchasing certain amounts of specific products, product bundles, or product categories.

• Custom Ways to Earn

You can create your own ways to earn points entirely from code with the developer API.

Yes.

Referral features allow tracking via a cookie and (optionally) via referral gift coupon (PRO version) with attribution modes and self-referral blocking.

Yes, in Settings you can change labels and several display texts.

A Points and Rewards program lets customers earn reward points for actions (like placing orders or referring friends) and redeem those points for rewards such as discount vouchers or free products. This plugin provides a simple, flexible Points and Rewards system for WooCommerce.

Yes. When WooCommerce Subscriptions is active, a “Subscriptions” tab appears in the plugin settings.

You can award points on subscription renewal orders, choose when renewal points are awarded, include or exclude sign-up fees from points calculations, exclude subscription products from earning entirely, and control whether renewals count toward the “Bonus after X Orders” milestone.

In the PRO version, you can also change the renewal earning rate: award renewals a percentage of the regular points (e.g. 50%) or a fixed number of points per renewal, instead of the full regular rate.

Yes, the plugin is designed to work with most custom checkout plugins.

It has specificly been tested and integrated with these checkout plugins: – FunnelKit (Checkout and Side Cart) – CheckoutWC – Flux Checkout

You can create a reward of type “Custom (Developer Hook)” in the Rewards settings tab. A custom reward lets you deduct points and then run your own logic when the customer claims it.

Fields: – Short Description – shown to customers in the Ways to Redeem list. – Developer Reward ID – lowercase unique identifier (letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores) you can use to distinguish multiple custom rewards.

Hook fired after successful claim and points deduction:

spar_custom_reward_claimed( $user_id, $developer_id, $reward_array, $points_spent )

If your logic fails and you need to refund points, call:

spar_update_user_points( $user_id, $points_spent, ‘add’, ‘Refund: custom reward failed’, ‘redeem_refund’ );

This keeps the plugin flexible for bespoke reward types (subscriptions, access passes, digital downloads, etc).

This plugin stores points in user meta and logs points activity in a custom database table to enable efficient history pagination.

Referral features (if enabled) use cookies to attribute referrals: – spar_referrer: stores referral code (up to ~30 days) for attribution – spar_referral_coupon: temporary helper cookie cleared on order completion

As site owner, include these cookies and data uses in your site’s privacy policy as applicable.

Freemius: The plugin uses the Freemius SDK for licensing of PRO features; see Freemius privacy and terms for details.

Font Awesome: The plugin uses Font Awesome (free) for icons; see Font Awesome privacy and terms for details.

Yes. If you need any help setting up the Points and Rewards plugin, please feel free to get in touch and we’ll be happy to help!

You can report feature bugs by creating a support ticket . Please provide as much information as possible to make it easier for us to find a solution for you.

Please report security bugs found in the source code of the Simple Points and Rewards plugin through the Patchstack Vulnerability Disclosure Program . The Patchstack team will assist you with verification, CVE assignment, and notify the developers of this plugin.