Card types
Tiered loyalty card
Your best customers should feel like it. Bronze, Silver and Gold, and the card changes colour when they move up.
A sample card, drawn exactly like the real one. Yours carries your logo and your colour.
Some customers come every week and some come once. Treating them the same is how you lose the first kind. A tiered card ranks them by what they spend and gives them something for being at the top: a better table, a price, a small extra.
The card shows the tier and how much is left to the next one. When a customer moves up, the card changes in their Wallet and they get a notification. You decide the perks of each tier.
How it works
1
Three tiers by spend
You set the spend that reaches Silver and Gold. Every purchase counts and the tier works itself out.
2
Perks per tier
What each tier gets is written on the card by you: priority, a price, a gift when they move up.
3
Moving up is visible
The card changes colour and the customer gets a notification on their phone. Moving up is a moment, not a number in a database.
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
- Bronze, Silver and Gold by what they spend: Silver from £500, Gold from £1,250. You choose the perks for each tier.
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 2 average sales a month.
Your plan: Growth
- £30 a month billed yearly, for 1 location.
- Or £39 a month, month to month.
- 5 NFC chips included; you pay the shipping.
- 14 days free, no card.
Prices exclude VAT. Every plan also includes your Google review page.
Questions
What owners usually ask
Your choice. By default the tier is worked out on total spend and does not go down.
The tier is worked out on spend, so the card already counts what a points card would. If you also want a points reward, you can run both cards.
The ones that cost little and mean a lot: a preferred table, booking first, a small gift on moving up. A flat discount is the least interesting.
Tiered cards come with the plans that include them; the example on this page names the plan and the pricing page has the detail.
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Six questions, no account, and your card goes straight to your phone.