Comparison

Regulr vs Marketing 360

An honest, side-by-side comparison. Where Marketing 360 wins, where it falls short, and which tool is right for your business.

Brian BoesenBrian Boesen
|March 23, 2026|6 min read

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Regulr only

3

Both have

2

Marketing 360 only

Overview

Marketing 360 tries to be everything at once: CRM, email marketing, social media management, ads, website builder, and yes, a loyalty add-on. Jack of all trades, master of none. Their loyalty feature exists but it's not the focus. You get basic email campaigns and a CRM, but no AI churn prediction, no automated win-back based on visit behavior, and no Wallet passes. If you want a full marketing suite with passable loyalty tacked on, it works. If you want something that actually prevents customers from disappearing, you need a dedicated retention tool.

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Feature-by-feature comparison

Green checkmarks mean the feature is included. Dashes mean it's not available or requires a workaround.

FeatureRegulrMarketing 360
AI-powered churn prediction
Automated win-back campaigns
POS integration
CRM and contact management
Email marketing
SMS campaigns
Apple/Google Wallet pass
Social media management
Website builder
Predictive retention

Pricing

Regulr

$99/mo

Per location. All features included.

Marketing 360

Marketing 360 plans start around $350/mo for their full platform. Regulr starts at $99/mo and focuses exclusively on retention with AI that actually predicts churn.

Where Marketing 360 works well

Marketing 360 is best for small businesses that want a single platform covering marketing, CRM, ads, and website management and are okay with loyalty being a secondary feature.

Where Marketing 360 falls short

Loyalty is an afterthought, not the core product
No AI-powered churn prediction or visit-based retention
No POS integration for tracking in-store behavior
No Apple or Google Wallet passes
Expensive for what you get on the retention side ($350+/mo)

Where Regulr does better

Purpose-built for retention, not a marketing grab bag
AI predicts which customers are at risk before they leave
Direct POS integration tracks real visit and purchase behavior
Apple & Google Wallet passes for seamless loyalty
3x more affordable for the thing that actually matters: keeping customers

The bottom line

Marketing 360 is a solid choice if you need marketing 360 is best for small businesses that want a single platform covering marketing, crm, ads,. But if your main goal is reducing customer churn with AI-powered retention, personalized campaigns, and POS-connected automation, Regulr is built specifically for that.

Regulr wins on 5 features that Marketing 360 doesn't offer, while Marketing 360 has 2 features Regulr doesn't. They share 3 features in common.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Regulr replace Marketing 360 entirely?
No. Marketing 360 covers ads, social media, and website management. Regulr focuses on customer retention. Many businesses use Regulr alongside a broader marketing tool.
Can Marketing 360 predict customer churn?
No. Marketing 360 has basic CRM and email automation but nothing that analyzes visit patterns or predicts which customers are about to stop coming in.
Which is better for keeping existing customers?
Regulr. Marketing 360 is built to acquire new customers through ads and marketing. Regulr is built to keep the ones you already have by predicting and preventing churn.
Does Regulr have a CRM?
Regulr builds detailed customer profiles from your POS data, including visit history, spending patterns, and churn risk scores. It's a retention-focused CRM powered by AI.

Ready to try AI-powered retention? Start your free Regulr trial and connect your POS in about 5 minutes.

Brian Boesen

Brian Boesen

Founder of Regulr, Denver Curated

I built Denver Curated into a local marketing platform reaching 300,000+ people across Denver, Austin, Chicago, and LA. Now I build retention technology at Regulr. I write about keeping customers because I have run the campaigns myself.