Eight Digital Loyalty Card Types, One Simple Builder
Stamps, points, cashback, discounts, memberships, coupons, passes, and gift cards — all included on every plan. The hard part is not building one; it is knowing which one fits how your customers actually buy.
Three Questions, One Recommendation
Eight card types is a lot to weigh up. Answer these and we will point you at the one or two that actually fit how your business works.
How often does a typical customer buy from you?
How much does the bill vary between customers?
What do you need most right now?
What Each Card Type Actually Does
Five of these bring people back. Three bring people in for the first time. Most businesses end up running one of each.
Every Card Type in Detail
Each page has a working demo you can click through, real examples by industry, and the mistakes worth avoiding before you launch.
Stamp Cards
Buy nine, get the tenth free. The mechanic everyone already understands, best for businesses people visit often.
Explore stamp cards → 🏆 RetentionReward Cards
Points that never reset, spent on a menu of rewards the customer picks. The fairest option when bills vary.
Explore reward cards → 👤 RetentionMembership Cards
A paid club that bills itself on a cycle. Turns your best regulars into predictable monthly revenue.
Explore membership cards → 🏷️ RetentionDiscount Cards
An instant saving that grows as they spend, across up to six tiers. Nothing to collect, nothing to redeem.
Explore discount cards → 💰 RetentionCashback Cards
Money back that can only be spent with you. Unlike a discount, it buys you the next visit rather than a cheaper today.
Explore cashback cards → 🎫 AcquisitionCoupon Cards
A one-time offer built for ads and flyers. Redeem it once and it turns into the recipient’s loyalty card.
Explore coupon cards → 🎟️ AcquisitionMultipass Cards
Sell ten sessions and get paid on day one. Each visit ticks one off, and nobody argues about how many are left.
Explore multipass cards → 🎁 AcquisitionGift Cards
Your customer pays today so a stranger walks in next month. Sell them at the counter or online while you sleep.
Explore gift cards →Four Things Worth Knowing First
These apply to every card type. We would rather you read them now than discover them in month two.
Some settings lock when you activate
The number of stamps on a stamp card, the visit slots on a multipass, whether a gift card can be spent in parts — these are fixed once real customers hold the card. Before activating, up to ten people can install it so you can test the whole flow. Use that.
Location-based push only reaches Apple Wallet
Notifications triggered when a customer walks near your shop work on iPhone only — Google Wallet does not support them yet. Every other kind of push works on both, and all of them are free and unlimited on every plan.
Expiring points is allowed, but silent
You can set points or stamps to expire, and each one counts down from the day it was earned. There is no warning notification before they disappear. If you use expiry at all, say so plainly in your terms and consider sending a reminder yourself.
One customer, one card, one phone
Customers are matched by a unique field — usually phone or email — so nobody ends up with two balances. But a card installed on a second device stops updating on the first. Tell people to install on the phone they actually carry.
Not Sure Yet? Build One and See.
Every plan includes all eight card types, unlimited cards, and unlimited push notifications. Try as many as you like during the trial — it costs nothing and needs no card.