One platform that scales from a simple referral page to a full web3 quest engine, and only ever shows each program exactly the features it is meant to have.
What it is
Loyalty Stacker is modular. Referrals, badges, the item shop, code redemption, point multipliers, Discord quests, on-chain quests, NFT minting, clipping campaigns, wallet loyalty cards and more can each be switched on or off independently for each program.
Control happens at two levels:
- Decides which features a given program is allowed to use at all.
- Grants or revokes each capability per program from a single feature-access panel.
- Every feature is available by default; you switch off only what a program shouldn't have.
- Chooses which of the granted features to actually turn on for members.
- Works from a clean settings screen listing only the features they're entitled to.
- Flips features on or off, and the change takes effect on save.
Managing access at each level
Each level has its own job. Switch between them to see exactly what the operator controls versus what each brand admin controls.
- Set entitlements per program. Grant or revoke each capability for each program from a single feature-access panel.
- Safe by default. Every feature is available by default; you switch off only what a particular program shouldn't have.
- A withheld feature vanishes completely. Turn a feature off and it disappears entirely for that brand, not just greyed out.
Withheld, not just disabled
When the operator turns a feature off for a program it does not simply grey out, it disappears. There is no half-finished toggle to discover and no confusion about what is available. The brand simply never sees it.
| Where a feature shows up | Merely disabled (typical tools) | Withheld in Loyalty Stacker |
|---|---|---|
| Member-facing app | Greyed out but still visible | Gone entirely |
| Navigation | Dead or disabled menu item | Removed completely |
| Brand admin settings | A half-finished toggle to discover | Never appears |
What you can switch per program
Almost every major capability is independent, so the same underlying platform can present as anything from a bare-bones referral page to a complete web3 quest platform, just by changing which features are in play.
Examples & use cases
A starter plan vs a premium plan. The operator sells tiers without maintaining separate products. A starter program is entitled to a small core; everything else is withheld and invisible. A premium program gets the full set. Upgrading a customer is a matter of granting more features, and they appear instantly in that brand's settings.
| Capability | Starter plan | Premium plan |
|---|---|---|
| Referrals | Included | Included |
| Basic quests | Included | Included |
| Badges | Included | Included |
| Item shop | Withheld | Included |
| Point multipliers | Withheld | Included |
| On-chain quests | Withheld | Included |
| NFT minting | Withheld | Included |
| Clipping campaigns | Withheld | Included |
| Wallet loyalty cards | Withheld | Included |
A program that grows over time. A brand launches with just a referral page to test the waters, then expands as it gains traction, with each new capability surfacing in the brand admin's settings the moment it is granted, with no migration or rebuild.
- 1Launch with a referral pageThe brand starts small, with just referrals switched on, to test the waters.
- 2Unlock badgesAs it gains traction, the operator grants badges; they appear instantly in the brand admin's settings.
- 3Unlock code-redemption campaignsNext the operator opens up code redemption, ready for the brand to switch on.
- 4Unlock on-chain questsFinally the operator grants on-chain quests, all with no migration and no rebuild.
Why it matters
No one is overwhelmed by features they'll never use, and no one is blocked from features they're paying for.
Bundle capabilities into plans and upgrade customers by flipping entitlements, no separate codebases, no redeploys.
Withheld features are invisible, not merely disabled, so brands can't stumble into capabilities that aren't part of their plan.
The same platform stretches from the simplest referral page to a full web3 program, so customers can start small and expand without ever switching tools.