
Built around your kind of regular.
Your business.
Your kind of loyalty.
Bring a familiar experience to the people who choose you.
Made for your kind of regular.
Different businesses.
Same human connection.
One platform. Never one look.
Make it
unmistakably yours.
Your logo. Your colours. Your kind of regular.
Choose a starting point, then make it your own.

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Six example templates. Your business chooses the program rules and rewards.
Grow the program
More regulars.
Fewer forgotten cards.
A card for how they buy.
Stamps, points, memberships, discounts, credit, welcome offers, gift cards and prepaid packs — compared side by side.
Compare card typesRegulars bring regulars.
A personal invite link on every member card. Both people are rewarded after the friend’s first real purchase.
Explore referralsThe right nudge, right on time.
Reward-ready and come-back messages on the Wallet card and on the channels each customer chooses.
Explore notificationsIndustry guides
Written for your counter.
6 industries, 22 cities.
Bakeries
How a bakery loyalty program should work: a timed points multiplier to clear the case, stamp cards for daily bread, points for occasion cakes, one-scan joining.
Read the bakeries guideBarbershops
How to run a barbershop loyalty program on stamp cards: what a tenth-cut-free card really costs on a $35 cut, and who funds it when barbers rent the chair.
Read the barbershops guideCoffee shops
Set up a coffee shop loyalty program with digital stamp cards and Wallet member cards. Compare stamps against points and cost the reward before you launch.
Read the coffee shops guideRestaurants
Restaurants vary too much for stamp cards. Set a points rate on the pre-tax subtotal, cost the reward at food cost, and put the QR on the receipt.
Read the restaurants guideRetail shops
How an independent shop builds a retail loyalty program: points over stamps, an earn rate set against category margin, VIP tiers, and one balance online and in store.
Read the retail shops guideSalons and spas
Salon clients visit six to ten times a year, so a ten-stamp card never finishes. Build the program on points and tiers, and reward the rebooking.
Read the salons and spas guideGood business deserves regulars.
Make the next
visit happen.
Customer loyalty. Staff incentives. Your way.







