One stamp per visit, not per cup
A cooldown stops a table of four turning into four stamps for one person. You set the window.
Ten coffees, one free — without the paper card that lives in a pocket until it goes through the wash.
A cooldown stops a table of four turning into four stamps for one person. You set the window.
Stamps earned in one shop are valid in all of them, and you can see which branch is busiest.
Who is two stamps from a reward, and who has not been in for a month.
The card, the counter tool and the reporting are the same for every trade.
The phone camera opens your card. No app, no sign-up.
Apple Wallet or Google Wallet — already on every phone.
The counter tool opens in the browser. Scan, tap, done.
The card updates in their pocket. Nothing to carry, nothing to lose.
Regulars, who’s close to a reward, and which branch is busiest.
Five to ten. Below five the reward arrives before the habit does; above ten most customers stop believing they will get there. Six is the most common choice among cafés we set up, and you can change it later — though changing it on a running card affects people who are already part way, so it is worth getting close first time.
Set a cooldown. One stamp per visit per customer, with a window you choose — three hours is typical for a café. A table of four buying together earns one stamp on one card, not four on the same one.
No. The card goes into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, which is already on the phone. They scan the QR code on your counter, tap once, and it is there in about ten seconds.
Yes. Stamps earned at one shop are valid at all of them, and the dashboard shows you which branch is busiest and where rewards are being redeemed.
We set up cafés with a card in their own colours, their own reward and their own rules. Nothing goes live for your customers until you say so.
Get startedThe 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.