A free loaf after 10 visits
How it works in your place
Quick between customers
Scanning takes a second. During the morning rush you type nothing and the queue keeps moving.
At the market too
At a market stall without a good connection? The scanner keeps the stamps and sends them once you're back online, up to 72 hours later.
All your shops on one card
More than one shop? On Business your customers collect on one card in all your shops, and you see per location how it's going.
A card to start with
- Reward
- A free loaf of your choice
- Stamps to the reward
- 10
- Stamps at sign up
- 1
- Time between two stamps
- 12 hours
You can change all of it later in your dashboard.
Example messages
You send messages on the paid plans, and only to customers who said yes.
- Offer: Saturday: buy two loaves and get a currant bun with it.
- Nearby: Fresh from the oven, around the corner. Your usual loaf?
- Almost full: 2 more stamps until your free loaf.
Questions from bakeries
Does it work when I'm at the market?
Yes. Open the scanner on your phone. Without a connection it keeps the stamps and sends them once you're back online, with the same check on the 12 hour rule.
A customer also buys for the neighbours. Does that count twice?
No. The card counts visits, not amounts or loaves. With the 12 hour rule it stays one stamp per visit, however much your customer takes home.
How many stamps should a bakery card have?
Your customers come often, so a card of 10 stamps fills up quickly. If you'd rather give a bigger reward, such as a cake, choose 12 stamps.
Other industries
Your first card is ready in three minutes.
Pick your colours, your reward and the number of stamps. Download the poster and put it up.
Free up to 30 customers. No payment details needed.