Loyalty card pricing, everything included.

No. $149 once, then $89 a month, all included, plus tax. The price doesn’t go up with your number of customers or the features you use.

There’s only one offer, at the same price for everyone, with everything in it. We start with the essentials, and you add the rest whenever you like, without paying more.

No feature is sold separately. The only extras are the ones you ask for: a barcode scanner (the camera is enough) or a kit if a stand goes missing. You always get the price in writing first.

No text messages for now. Your reminders go out as Wallet card notifications, included.

By credit card, monthly or yearly, through Stripe. The invoice shows taxes separately. You see your invoices and change your card in your merchant dashboard.

There is no free trial. The first month is billed when your card goes live. Before signing, you see the actual card on your phone during the demo.

You don’t set anything up. We prepare everything from your logo and colours, then train your team by video. Your team just has to ask: “Would you like your loyalty card?”

Everything is done remotely, wherever your business is. We prepare your card from your logo, you approve it on your phone, and the counter kit arrives by mail, ready to go. Your team’s training is given by video, in 15 minutes.

There’s nothing to learn on day one. You choose your program, your reward and which messages to turn on. The rest is there, and we’ll show you whenever you like.

Keep them. From setup day, each customer’s stamps move to their phone. You choose whether to offer a bonus, and how many stamps.

Scanning the QR code at the counter works with any register. The link that gives stamps automatically is ready for Square, Square Appointments, Vagaro, Moneris, Clover, Shopify, Toast and TouchBistro. Each one turns on as soon as the provider gives us access. Then we connect it remotely: one click from you, under 2 minutes. We can’t promise a date, and you pay nothing extra.

The QR code is the main method: it works everywhere, with no special device. Customers will also be able to hold their phone near the terminal to get their stamp as they pay. It’s ready, but Apple and Google must approve it, and you need a certified terminal. We turn it on as soon as the approvals arrive; the certified reader is optional and sold at cost.

Each staff member gives stamps with their own PIN. Beyond a daily limit, a manager’s PIN is needed. Everything goes into a log that can’t be erased, even undos. And you get an alert if someone keeps stamping the same customer, or stamps outside your hours.

Yes. The Google Wallet card does everything the Apple one does: stamps, reward, member number. The rare phones with neither get a web card with the same QR code.

It’s a QR code to scan and one button to tap. If the customer hesitates, your staff shows them in 10 seconds. Staff can also sign them up with their first name and email: the customer gets the card link by email.

An app has to be downloaded, opened, and needs a password. The Wallet card goes where your customer already keeps their bank card. Nothing to download, nothing to forget.

Every customer also has a web card that works without Apple, and the Android card doesn’t depend on Apple. If Apple ever blocked our cards, we’d send the web card to your iPhone customers in under 15 minutes. Your counter would keep scanning, and nobody would lose their stamps.

No. You sell at the counter, like today: the money goes into your register, and your staff records it on the card. The customer sees their balance on their phone. If one day you want to sell online, we set it up with you by video, with only the information the law requires.

You leave whenever you like, at no cost, with a full copy of your customer data. The monthly subscription has no commitment. The yearly option commits you for one year: that’s the trade-off for the 1 free month.

For 30 days after the end, you download all your data for free. That becomes 60 days if a consumer protection law requires it for your program. After that, the cards are turned off and the data destroyed. Your business still owes your customers the rewards they earned and their prepaid balances.

Yes, and we help you do it right. Each customer consent is asked for separately, your privacy policy is ready and incidents are logged. You remain responsible for your customers’ information. We give you the documents ready to sign and fill them in with you. The list of our service providers, including Apple and Google, is public. See our list of service providers