A quick scan. No app. No paper.
Customer orders. Phone comes out. Barista scans. Stamp lands. Coffee goes out. The line keeps moving.
No installed app to load. No paper to fish out of a wallet. No POS keystrokes. Any phone you own runs the scanner — Android, iPhone, the spare iPad behind the espresso machine.
Live by Friday. No tablet to buy.
Coffee revenue, doubled.
A Japanese-kissaten-inspired record cafe — specialty coffee by day, cocktails and vinyl by night. Four months in, the loyalty card had carried the coffee side through the slow winter season.
The kind of marketing you don't have time to send.
Set six campaigns once. They run forever — birthdays, weather, win-backs, reward pushes. The card is just the surface; underneath, your loyalty program does the work of a part-time marketer.
Sell a stack of coffees today. Pour them all month.
"Ten coffees for €25. Pay once, drink all month." Sell the bundle through your website, Instagram, or right at the bar. The card lands in their wallet pre-loaded — no voucher to print, no codes to track.
Each visit, the barista taps a punch. The card counts down. When it hits zero, the customer either walks out — or buys another ten. Most buy another ten.
Working capital you can spend
10 visits guaranteed
No vouchers to print or chase