Comparison

Regulr vs Spring Big

An honest, side-by-side comparison. Where Spring Big 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

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Both have

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Spring Big only

Overview

Spring Big is the dominant loyalty and marketing platform in the cannabis space. If you run a dispensary, you've probably heard of them. They do SMS/email marketing, loyalty rewards, and integrate with cannabis-specific POS systems like Dutchie, Treez, and Flowhub. They know the compliance rules. But Spring Big's retention is manual, not predictive. You set up campaigns and hope they work. There's no AI analyzing which customers are at risk, no automated win-back triggered by visit behavior changes, and no Wallet passes.

Cannabis and dispensary loyalty platform

Feature-by-feature comparison

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

FeatureRegulrSpring Big
AI-powered churn prediction
Automated win-back campaigns
Cannabis POS integrations
Digital loyalty program
SMS & email marketing
Compliance-aware messaging
Apple/Google Wallet pass
Customer segmentation
Predictive retention
Multi-dispensary support

Pricing

Regulr

$99/mo

Per location. All features included.

Spring Big

Spring Big starts around $249/mo for loyalty and marketing. Regulr starts at $99/mo with AI-powered retention for restaurants, salons, fitness studios, and other local businesses.

Where Spring Big works well

Spring Big is best for dispensaries that want a cannabis-specific loyalty and marketing platform with deep integration into industry-specific POS systems and compliance tools.

Where Spring Big falls short

No AI-powered churn prediction or predictive analytics
Win-back campaigns are manual, not behavior-triggered
No Apple or Google Wallet loyalty passes
Marketing automation relies on manual campaign setup
Higher price point for rule-based features ($249+/mo)

Where Regulr does better

AI predicts which customers are at risk before they stop visiting
Automated campaigns trigger from real visit behavior changes
Apple & Google Wallet passes for higher loyalty adoption
Built for restaurants, salons, fitness studios, and other local businesses
More affordable with smarter, AI-driven retention ($99/mo)

The bottom line

Spring Big is a solid choice if you need spring big is best for dispensaries that want a cannabis-specific loyalty and marketing platform wit. 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 4 features that Spring Big doesn't offer, while Spring Big has 1 features Regulr doesn't. They share 5 features in common.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Regulr work with cannabis POS systems?
Regulr does not currently integrate with cannabis-specific POS systems. If you run a dispensary, Spring Big is the better fit for your POS. Regulr focuses on restaurants, salons, fitness studios, and similar local businesses.
Is Regulr compliant with cannabis marketing regulations?
Yes. Regulr supports compliance-aware messaging, including age verification, opt-in management, and state-specific messaging rules for cannabis businesses.
Why switch from Spring Big to Regulr?
Spring Big sends marketing blasts. Regulr predicts which specific customers are about to stop visiting and automatically reaches out to keep them. It's targeted retention vs broad marketing.
Can I use both Spring Big and Regulr?
You can, but most dispensaries find Regulr covers loyalty and retention more effectively at a lower price. The AI-driven approach typically outperforms manual campaign setup.

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.