Every sixth cut on the house, tracked properly
No card to reprint, no arguments about how many cuts are on it, and a reminder to the ones who have drifted.
A preview. Apple and Google each decide the final layout on the device.
An example card. Yours carries your name, your colours and your reward.
What barbers ask about
Rebooking is a message away
Message the customers who opted in — the ones who used to come monthly and stopped.
Barber-level reporting
See which chair is filling and which is not, by branch and by week.
Birthdays, if they share one
A free cut in someone’s birthday week costs you one slot and buys a year of habit.
The same four steps
Nothing about this is specific to barbers — the card, the counter tool and the reporting are the same. Only the reward changes.
Other trades
Questions barbers ask before starting
How does a digital loyalty card work for a barber shop?
The customer scans a QR code once and a card lands in the wallet on their phone. Every cut, you scan their card from your own phone and a stamp is added. After the count you set — six is usual — the next cut is free, and the card tells them so.
Can I see which customers have stopped coming?
Yes, on Pro. The customer list shows when each person last visited, so the ones who used to come monthly and have not been in for two months are visible rather than forgotten.
Can I message customers about a free slot?
Only those who explicitly opted in, and that is enforced by the system rather than by policy. There is no setting that lets you message someone who did not agree to it.
What if a customer changes phone?
They re-scan your QR code and the card comes back with their balance, provided they use the same details. Nothing is stored only on the phone.
Start with your own card
The customer list starts the day you turn it on. It cannot be backfilled — customers who already have their card will not be asked again — so it is worth turning on early.