Retenzy Loyalty Rewards Points
Customer Loyalty program with rewards, points, VIP, membership
Rating
4.6
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Reviews Summary
The reviews for the Retenzy Shopify App are mostly positive, highlighting its effectiveness in improving customer retention, ease of setup, and helpful customer support. Users appreciate the loyalty features, integration of rewards and reviews, and the seamless experience it provides. However, there are some negative reviews mentioning bugs in the coupon/reward system, limitations in handling discounts, and issues with customer support communication and responsiveness. Overall, the app is recommended for its potential to boost repeat purchases and build stronger customer relationships, but improvements in support quality and transparency are suggested for a better user experience.
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All reviews
March 25, 2026
Using Retenzy for a few weeks now — really helped us improve repeat purchases. Setup was simple, and the loyalty features actually work. Good option if you're struggling with retention
May 19, 2026
1 Star I started using Retenzy for loyalty rewards and reviews for my brand, Frolic Saga. Unfortunately, the overall experience became extremely frustrating due to bugs, poor communication, and unprofessional support handling. First major issue: Their coupon/reward system was bugged. A customer was supposed to receive a 20% discount coupon through their system, but instead the coupon generated only ₹5 OFF on orders ranging from ₹800 to ₹2500+. I personally tested this multiple times on both mobile and desktop checkout and even shared screenshots with their team. Initially support confirmed: “yes sir, same coupon will work for 20%.” Later they completely reversed their statement and admitted: “the coupon can’t provide the correct discount due to a bug.” This created confusion during checkout and directly affected customer trust. Second issue: The app started limiting how discounts could be handled. I was informed that Shopify-created coupons would not properly appear in their system and that merchants should instead give “points” so customers could redeem rewards from inside the app. That may work for basic loyalty use cases, but brands often need flexibility for: • influencer campaigns • apology coupons • retention campaigns • custom VIP discounts • higher promotional offers Their response was essentially: “Instead of creating coupon, it’s always advised to give points.” That should be the merchant’s choice, not something indirectly restricted because of app limitations. Third and biggest issue: Customer support and communication. After deciding to uninstall the app, I simply requested a backup/export of my review data. I waited an entire week after messaging them. The only reply I received during that period was: “Okay sir.” No instructions. No clarification. No mention that I needed to raise a support ticket by email. After continuously following up for days, they suddenly told me: “You need to send us an email on [email protected].” The frustrating part is: This could have been communicated on DAY 1. Instead, an entire week was wasted while I kept chasing updates. When I questioned why nobody informed me earlier, the responses became defensive instead of solution-oriented. One statement from their side genuinely shocked me: “Normally we had few hot call in past & within week or 2 week, people get settle & continue with the app.” As a merchant, hearing that after waiting a week for support felt highly unprofessional. If a store owner requests uninstall assistance and review backup data, the expectation should be clear communication and timely help, not assumptions that the customer will “settle down.” Another disappointing part: The founder himself joined the conversation, but instead of professionally calming the situation, the discussion became argumentative and passive aggressive. Statements like: “Learning is from both side sir” and “Now, you are putting all things on us sir” were unnecessary when the real issue was simply delayed communication and lack of accountability. There was also constant inconsistency throughout: • issue reported • issue “fixed” • then not actually fixed • workaround suggested • uninstall discussion • silence for a week • then finally “raise a ticket” This entire experience became unnecessarily exhausting for something that should have been straightforward. To be fair: The concept of the app has potential. But support quality, accountability, communication, and merchant handling need major improvement. For brands, loyalty systems and reviews are business-critical infrastructure. Bugs during checkout and delays while requesting customer review backups are not small issues. I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience genuinely impacted my business operations and customer experience. Would not recommend unless their support process and transparency improve significantly.
Hi Team Frolic Saga, We’re sorry to hear that your experience with Retenzy felt frustrating, and we appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback. We’d like to clarify one important point regarding the review export request. Since review exports contain customer data, our process requires merchants to send the request through their registered email so our team can securely share the export file. This was not intended to delay the process, and we agree that this requirement should have been communicated more clearly at the beginning itself. Regarding the reward/coupon concern, our team tried to explain the current behavior and available workaround options within Shopify’s discount limitations, but we understand that the experience did not align with your expectations. We acknowledge that the communication around this could have been smoother and more consistent. As a growing app, we continuously improve based on merchant feedback — including support communication, onboarding clarity, and reward configuration handling. We also understand that loyalty and review systems are important parts of a brand’s operations, which is why we take feedback like this seriously internally. We genuinely appreciate that you recognized the app’s potential despite the experience, and we wish Frolic Saga continued success ahead.
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