Works With Smile.io. Works With Yotpo. Works With Whatever You Run.
Compatibility page. Resonance extends any existing platform — here's how for each one.
Works With Smile.io. Works With Yotpo. Works With Whatever You Run.
One API. Every platform. No rip-and-replace.
One of the first questions brands ask when they look at Resonance is: “Does it work with what I’m already running?”
The answer is yes. Not because we built integrations with every platform — we didn’t — but because of how Resonance is architected. It’s an API. Any system that can make an HTTP POST can connect to it. That means whatever you’re using today — Smile.io, Yotpo, Shopify, WooCommerce, a custom-built stack, or a combination — Resonance plugs in without asking you to change anything.
The Architecture That Makes This Possible
Traditional loyalty platforms are monoliths. They handle everything — points, tiers, emails, redemption UI, analytics — inside one system. That’s why they’re expensive, slow to integrate, and hard to customize. And that’s why “Does it work with X?” is a hard question for them. Each integration is a custom build.
Resonance is infrastructure, not a monolith. We handle three things: event tracking, reward distribution, and cross-brand redemption. Everything else — the UI, the emails, the marketing — stays where it already lives in your stack.
Think of it like Stripe for payments. Stripe doesn’t replace your checkout — it handles the payment processing underneath. Resonance doesn’t replace your loyalty program — it handles the reward infrastructure underneath.
Works With Smile.io
Smile.io handles your points, tiers, and referral logic. Resonance runs alongside it. When a customer earns Smile.io points, you trigger a parallel RSNC reward via webhook. The customer now has brand-specific points (Smile.io) and portable, cross-brand credits (Resonance). No conflict. No migration.
Customer makes a purchase → Smile.io awards 200 brand points → Your webhook fires → Resonance awards 50 RSNC → Customer has two value streams from one action.
Smile.io’s points keep customers engaged with your brand. RSNC credits give them cross-brand utility that makes the whole experience more valuable. Your program just got better without changing a single Smile.io setting.
Works With Yotpo
Yotpo is a marketing suite — reviews, loyalty, SMS, subscriptions, UGC. It’s powerful and comprehensive. Resonance isn’t trying to replace any of that.
Where it adds value: Yotpo’s loyalty points are closed-loop. RSNC is open-loop. Run them together and your customers get the best of both — the rich Yotpo experience inside your brand, plus portable value they can use across the network. You can also use Resonance to reward Yotpo-specific actions — photo reviews earn RSNC, UGC submissions earn RSNC, referral completions earn RSNC — giving customers an additional incentive layer on top of Yotpo’s existing rewards.
Works With Shopify
Shopify sends native webhooks for orders, customer creation, and checkout events. Resonance has a dedicated Shopify integration path: install the webhook handler, map your Shopify events to RSNC reward rules, and you’re running. Customers earn RSNC on every purchase without any frontend changes to your Shopify store.
If you’re already running a Shopify loyalty app (Smile.io, Stamped, Growave), Resonance stacks on top. One purchase, multiple reward streams.
Works With Discord
The Resonance Discord bot runs natively in your server. Daily check-ins, message engagement, event participation, voice channel activity — all configurable. Users earn RSNC automatically for the things they’re already doing in your community.
No wallet setup. No crypto jargon. They just see: “You earned 10 RSNC for participating in today’s event.”
Works With Telegram
Same pattern, different platform. The Resonance Telegram bot tracks group engagement and rewards users via the same API. Users are identified by their Telegram user ID, wallets are pre-generated via OAuth, and rewards flow in real time.
Works With Your Custom Stack
This is the one that matters for most technical teams. If you have a custom-built app, SaaS product, or game, Resonance connects via one API call.
POST https://api.rsnc.network/resonance-api/manual-event
{
"event": "your_custom_event",
"email": "[email protected]",
"metadata": { "source": "your-app" }
}That’s the entire integration surface. Node, Python, Go, Ruby, PHP, Rust — anything that speaks HTTP. The Resonance JS SDK adds frontend event detection (page visits, button clicks, form submissions) with zero backend changes if you prefer client-side tracking.
Works With Quest Platforms
Running Galxe, Zealy, or Layer3 campaigns? When users complete quests on those platforms, the quest completion can trigger a Resonance reward via API. Your campaign users earn RSNC in addition to whatever the quest platform awards. The quest platform handles acquisition; Resonance handles retention.
The Pattern
Every integration follows the same shape:
- Your existing system does its thing. Shopify processes an order. Smile.io awards points. Discord logs a message. Galxe verifies a quest.
- At the moment the action happens, you POST to Resonance. One HTTP call with the event type, user identifier, and optional metadata.
- Resonance distributes RSNC. Wallet creation, reward calculation, on-chain transaction — all handled automatically in under 200ms.
No SDK lock-in. No vendor-specific dependencies. No migration required. Your loyalty program — whatever it looks like today — just got a cross-brand reward layer that makes it more valuable for your users and more defensible for your business.
The point isn’t to replace what works. It’s to make what works work harder — by connecting it to a network that multiplies its value.