No jargon. Here's the whole thing — how a customer joins, how your staff add a stamp, and how you watch it all from one dashboard.
The same simple loop runs every day. Set it up once and it just keeps going.
A customer scans your QR at the counter or taps your Instagram link.
→They join your rewards page with a name and number. No app to download.
→Your staff add a stamp each visit, from any phone. Buy 5, get 1 free.
→A full card unlocks a voucher. Staff verify the code and redeem it at the counter.
→Your dashboard updates, and the customer has a reason to return next week.
Customers come back for the free one. You get a list of your regulars and a reason for them to return.
No new hardware. It works on the same phone that's already behind your counter.
Scan their member QR, or type their phone number into the search box.
One tap adds a stamp. When the card fills, the voucher unlocks on its own.
Check the code shows Active, tap Redeem, and hand over the reward. Done.
If it takes more than 10 seconds, we've failed. It doesn't.
Members, stamps, claims, redemptions, and which outlet is doing best — all in one live view.
Sample figures shown. Every merchant gets a live dashboard like this — client login →
Boosters that run on the same system — every play and reward tied to a real member, not a like.
A treat lands automatically on a member's birthday — a reason to come in and bring a friend.
Members share a link; new signups get tagged to who brought them in.
Run a spin-the-wheel or scratch card for a launch or slow month — every player joins your rewards program.
The campaign is the hook that fills the rewards program. Here's why the format earns its place.
People skip ads, but they'll play a game — that's a minute of attention on your brand, not a fraction of a second.
A campaign game isn't just likes. Each play lands a real member in your rewards program.
A QR or link drops onto your counter, packaging, or Instagram — no new channel to buy.
Signups, stamps, and redemptions are all counted, so you know what the campaign actually did.
We only collect what the program needs — a name, a phone number, and a birthday if you offer a birthday reward. Every customer opts in at signup, and every message has an unsubscribe. The customer data belongs to you, the merchant; we hold it on your behalf and never share it with anyone. See our privacy page for the full picture.
We'll come back with a rewards page concept and a game you can play. Pricing depends on your setup — message us and we'll scope it together.