Stamp Cards

The punch card, minus the punch card

Ten coffees, the eleventh free. Everybody already understands how it works, so there is nothing to explain at the counter. The only thing that changes is where it lives, and the fact that you can finally see it working.

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How It Works

Choose the number

Six visits, ten, twelve. Whatever your margin can carry.

STEP 01

Choose the freebie

Pick the item straight from your catalog so the value is never in doubt.

STEP 02

Put the QR on the counter

They scan while they wait for the coffee. That is the whole sign-up.

STEP 03

One punch per visit

Staff scan the pass. The count goes up on the card in their hand.

STEP 04

It resets itself

They claim the free one, the card clears, and the next run starts.

STEP 05

Key Features

Visit count on the front

One punch per transaction

You set the target

Free item on completion

Auto-reset after a claim

Manual punch when the phone is at home

Cooldown between punches

One location or all of them

See who is one away

Why It Works

Stamps that cannot be lost or fudged

Nobody loses this one
It sits with their bank card, not in a coat pocket from last winter.
Zero printing, forever
No reorders, no design fees, no box of last year's cards in the back.
You can see who is on nine
One click to message everybody a single visit from a reward.
Honest counting
A cooldown stops a card being punched five times while somebody's mate is behind the counter.

FAQ

Stamp Cards, answered

It is better when your prices barely change. A flat white is a flat white, so counting visits is fairer and simpler to explain. If a customer might spend £4 or £40, use points instead so the bigger baskets earn more.

Work backwards from margin. If the free item costs you £1.20 and you make £2 a visit, ten visits is comfortable. Six feels generous, twelve starts to feel like homework.

The card clears itself and the next run starts on their next visit. Their history stays on their record, so you can still see the regulars.

Yes. Staff look them up by name, phone or email and add the punch by hand. The count lives on their account, not only on the card.

Who it's for