Card types
Digital points card
For when the size of the bill matters more than the visit. Points for every pound spent, and the reward goes to who spends most.
A sample card, drawn exactly like the real one. Yours carries your logo and your colour.
A stamp card treats a small coffee and a dinner for four the same way. When that is not fair on your business, a points card is the answer: every purchase earns points and the reward has a price in points.
The customer adds the card with one scan, sees their points in their Wallet and how many they need for the next reward. Your team adds the points at the till, from the dashboard or a phone.
How it works
1
Points for every purchase
At the till your team scans the card or types its code and enters the amount. The points appear on the card at once.
2
The reward has a price
You decide what it is and how many points it takes. The card always shows how far away it is.
3
Redeem and keep going
When the customer gets there, the reward shows on the card and your team hands it over. Leftover points keep counting.
In numbers
An example: Casa Olmo
Worked out from your answers: about 300 customers a week and an average spend of about £25. Not a promise.
How it works
- One point for every pound they spend. 100 points earn £5 off.
- It's like giving back 5% of what they spend.
The numbers
- Every 1% of your customers who comes once more a month is about 13 visits and about £325 a month.
- Your plan costs less than one average sale a month.
Your plan: Starter
- £15 a month billed yearly, for 1 location.
- Or £19 a month, month to month.
- 1 NFC chip included; you pay the shipping.
- 14 days free, no card.
- With Growth: lock-screen alerts, promotions, multi-visit passes, prepaid balance and VIP tiers.
Prices exclude VAT. Every plan also includes your Google review page.
Questions
What owners usually ask
Stamps if your customers come often and spend a little each time. Points if they come less and spend more. You can run both cards.
Only if you decide they do. By default they do not.
A share of what is spent that you can afford. This page works out an example with a typical bill; in your dashboard you set your own.
Yes: per visit, per item, or whatever your team decides at the time, as well as per amount spent.
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