Loyalty Programs Stocks
Retention-driven business models rely on structured membership frameworks to increase customer lifetime value and capture high-frequency transactional data across travel, retail, and hospitality sectors. These entities leverage points-based ecosystems and tiered status levels to lower customer acquisition costs and create defensive moats against price-sensitive switching behavior.
As of Oct 23, 2026, Loyalty Programs has 23 US-listed companies worth $407B combined. The median member moved -0.2% over the past week; RH led at +21.6% and GIFT trailed at -20.4%.
Companies in Loyalty Programs
- SBUX – Starbucks Corporation, $116B
- MAR – Marriott International Inc, $103B
- HLT – Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc, $80.6B
- ULTA – Ulta Beauty Inc, $27.2B
- IHG – InterContinental Hotels Group PLC ADR, $24.5B
- H – Hyatt Hotels Corporation, $16.7B
- LTM – LATAM Airlines Group S.A., $14B
- BROS – Dutch Bros Inc, $7.3B
- OLLI – Ollie's Bargain Outlet Hldg, $5.2B
- BFH – Bread Financial Holdings, Inc., $4.2B
- CAR – Avis Budget Group Inc, $3.6B
- RH – RH, $2.7B
- IBTA – Ibotta, Inc., $966M
- PAR – PAR Technology Corporation, $600M
- DBI – Designer Brands Inc, $291M
- MYPS – Playstudios Inc, $50.2M
- WSHP – WeShop Holdings Limited Class A Ordinary Shares, $36.1M
- FLD – Fold Holdings, Inc. Class A Common Stock, $32.4M
- GIFT – RDE, Inc., $21.1M
- CDLX – Cardlytics Inc, $14.9M
- STBX – Starbox Group Holdings Ltd. Ordinary Shares, $1.1M
- SBIG – SpringBig Holdings Inc., $1M
- STRN – Stran & Co Inc