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It lives in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, with no app to install. And it reminds them when they walk near your shop.
You tell me what you reward and how often. I set up your card, your locations and the counter screen. You configure nothing.
They scan a QR code and the card lands on their phone. No app to install, no account to create, no password to remember.
From any phone, by typing the card number. The balance updates itself on your customer phone.
This is how it looks in your customer wallet. Every visit marks a stamp.
A gym charges up front, a salon rewards by amount spent, and a shop just wants to hand out its discount. Supporting only stamps leaves most trades out.
Collect 10 and the next one is on the house. The classic, without the cardboard.
One point per unit spent. The customer picks when to redeem.
Give back a percentage of every purchase as store credit.
They load credit up front and spend it when they come in.
Their usual discount, always on hand, no coupon to hunt for.
Single use. To open a relationship or lift a slow day.
Coffee shops, barbers, bakeries, gyms, salons, vets, car washes. If you have customers who come back, this is for you.
See which card fits your trade
The card carries your colours and your business name. In the customer wallet, between their bank card and a boarding pass, yours is recognisable at a glance.
You write the reward, the terms and the message. I hand over the design assembled, and you change it whenever you want without asking me or waiting for a reply.
Everyone who signs up leaves a name, an email and a phone number, and keeps a history: when they came, what they collected, what they redeemed. You search by name, email, phone or card number.
It is the list paper punch cards never gave you, because cardboard cannot tell you who came back and who stopped coming.
When a customer passes within 200 metres of your shop, their card surfaces by itself on their lock screen. It is not an email lost in an inbox or a message deleted unread: it is their card, with their balance, at the moment they could actually walk in.
It works in both wallets and across all your locations. This is what turns a saved card into someone walking through the door.
How many of the people who signed up returned at least once more. It is the only number that tells you whether the programme works.
Your busiest hour and your quietest open hour, in your local time. That is where sending a promotion actually pays.
The group a reminder genuinely helps, ready to be messaged.
Everything comes from visits recorded at the counter. What was never stamped does not appear, and the screen says so instead of inventing a number.
Your numbers tell you when your shop is quiet. From there you message the customers on that card, or only the ones who have not come in a month, who are the ones a reminder actually helps.
On Android your full message arrives. On iPhone, Apple does not allow free text to be pushed to a Wallet card: what they see is their card, updated. I say that here rather than in the small print, because it is the difference between sending a promotion and believing you sent one.
| 1 to 3 locations | $149 USD/mo |
|---|---|
| 4 to 10 locations | $249 USD/mo |
Above 10 locations we talk: 10 is Apple's own maximum per pass, not a limit of mine.
By card or with your PayPal account. The setup is what starts the work; the monthly is paid once it is running.
No. The card is saved straight into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, which are already on the phone. The customer scans a QR code, enters a name and email, and the card is saved. There is no app to install, no account to create and no password to remember.
Yes, on both. On iPhone the card lives in Apple Wallet and on Android in Google Wallet. The customer sees the same card with the same balance, and the counter stamps it the same way regardless of the phone.
Six: stamp card, points card, cashback, prepaid wallet, discount card and single use coupon. You pick the type based on how your business rewards people, and each card gets its own reward, goal and terms.
When a customer passes within 200 metres of one of your locations, their card surfaces on their lock screen with the message you wrote. The radius is adjustable. For this to work, each location needs its coordinates loaded.
Yes. Each card can notify at up to 10 locations, which is the maximum Apple Wallet allows per pass. If you have more than 10 sites, they are split across separate cards by area.
Yes. The stamps each customer had already collected are loaded in so nobody starts from zero, and you stop printing cardboard. Existing regulars lose nothing.
Yes, from the dashboard, either everyone on a card or only those who have not visited in a while. On Android the title and full message arrive. On iPhone, Apple does not allow free text to be pushed to a Wallet card: the notification wakes their card and what they see is their updated balance, not your text. So an important promotion is worth putting in the card reward as well, which both platforms show.
Anywhere with a phone and an internet connection at the counter. It is an online system, so it does not depend on the city or the country: the card, the stamping screen and the location reminders behave the same in a capital city or a town of three thousand people.
The card is recovered with its card number and the balance is still there. The balance lives in the system, not on the phone, so losing a handset does not erase the stamps already collected.
I set up your card, load your locations, prepare the counter screen and show you how to use it. What you get is a loyalty programme that is switched on, not an empty dashboard and a manual.