Everything became digital. Connections didn’t.
A regular is not a number. Simple technology that brings people back to the places that know them.
It lives where nothing gets lost.
In Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, next to the plane tickets.
Every card starts with free stamps.
A started card gets finished sooner. Almost twice as often.
Simple to use, simple to love.
Scan the code. Type your name. Add to wallet.
The shop scans the card. Taps +1.
No machines. No contracts. No manuals.
Do the math.
Move the two sliders. It is your shop, your number.
A card costs $240 a year.
More visits.
The reward gives a reason to come back. Again, and again.
More spent, quietly.
Each extra visit is a small sale. They add up.
First in mind.
They remember the shop holding their card.
Three ideas behind everything.
Give first.
The card is never empty. A gift, before we ask for anything.
Less, but better.
Few words. Clean screens. Nothing new to learn.
Keep people close.
Loyalty is not points. It is being remembered.
Start free. Keep it if it works.
Do my customers need to download anything?
No. The card goes into the wallet their phone already has.
What if someone changes phone?
Their card opens in any browser with the same link. Nothing is lost.
Can someone cheat with the printed code?
The printed code only creates cards. Stamps need a signed-in phone at the counter.
Can I set it up myself?
Yes. Two minutes, and you choose your reward afterwards.
How do I cancel?
One click, yourself, whenever you want.