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Scan, stamp, done
The customer shows a short-lived QR. The business scans it and one valid visit becomes one stamp.
No POS integration required
The paper stamp card, rebuilt for the phone.
Loyalty Card gives small businesses a fast way to run digital stamp programs with QR scans, simple rewards and a customer experience that works in the browser.
Your local coffee shop
Coffee Club
2 stamps to go
Reward: your next coffee is on us
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Open it instantly
Customers open their loyalty card from a link or QR in the browser. No app-store search is needed.
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Built for simple rewards
Start with the loyalty mechanic small businesses already understand: collect stamps, unlock a clear reward, redeem once.
Founding launch plan
Simple enough to start today.
One clear monthly plan for early businesses. No customer-count billing and no POS integration required.
- 1 business
- 1 owner account at launch
- Up to 3 active loyalty programs
- Customers and stamps without an artificial MVP limit
Founding
US$15/month
Fixed USD price
Monthly, cancel anytime. Create your merchant account, then subscribe securely with PayPal from your dashboard.
Start setting up your programCommon questions
Digital loyalty, explained simply.
The core flow stays close to the paper stamp card customers and small businesses already know.
- Do customers need to install an app?
- No. Customers can open their loyalty card from a link or QR in the browser. The experience can also be installed as a PWA when they want it on their phone.
- Does a business need POS integration?
- No. The core stamp-and-reward flow works without connecting a point-of-sale or ERP system. Integrations can be added later when they create real value.
- How is a stamp added?
- The customer presents a short-lived QR code. The authenticated business scans a valid code and that visit becomes one stamp.
- Can the same reward be redeemed more than once?
- No. A reward redemption is recorded once, while the loyalty history keeps the operational record for the business.
Start small. Improve continuously.
Start with the loyalty card your customers already understand.
Launch simple digital stamps and rewards first. Add integrations, wallets and automation later when they create real value.