A loyalty scheme for small businesses

A digital stamp card that an independent café, barber or shop can set up without help. No hardware and no contract: £14.49 a month after a 30-day free trial.

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Why a stamp card still works

Most small businesses run on regulars. The person who buys a flat white three times a week, or books a haircut every month, is worth far more over a year than someone who comes in once. A loyalty card gives them a small, concrete reason to pick you next time.

The stamp card is still the easiest kind of scheme to run. Customers understand it without an explanation, it doesn't touch your till, and because you set the reward, you know exactly what it costs you.

Paper cards have familiar problems: they get lost, they're easy to fake, and they tell you nothing about who your customers are. Moving the card onto the customer's phone fixes those without making it any more complicated.

RewardForge is built for that job and not much else. There's no points maths, no tiers and no marketing suite to learn. You set up a card, print a QR code and start stamping.

Example set-ups by type of business

Starting points you can adjust. You choose the reward and the number of stamps.

Cafés and coffee shops

Coffee is bought often, so customers fill a card quickly and the reward always feels close. The classic is a free drink after nine paid ones.

Example:"Buy 9 coffees, get the 10th free"

Restaurants and takeaways

Visits are less frequent, so keep the card short and make the reward worth coming back for: a free starter, dessert or main after a handful of meals.

Example:"Eat with us 6 times, get a free dessert"

Shops and bakeries

Bakeries, delis, gift shops and bookshops can stamp every visit, or only purchases over an amount you choose. Money off the next shop works well as a reward.

Example:"Collect 10 stamps, get £5 off"

Barbers, hair and beauty salons

Clients book every few weeks, so keep the card short. A free cut, treatment or product makes a good reward.

Example:"After 6 appointments, get a free treatment"

Why small businesses use RewardForge

Quick to set up

One sign-up form covers your business, your card and your login. Print the QR poster and you can stamp your first customer the same day.

One simple price

£14.49 a month after the free trial, paid by Direct Debit. No charge per scan or per customer, and no contract.

No app download

Customers scan your QR code with their phone camera and their card opens in the browser.

Google Wallet

Android customers can save the card to Google Wallet, next to their bank cards.

See your regulars

The customer list shows every member's stamps, rewards and last visit.

Talk to a person

Questions go by email straight to the people who build RewardForge.

How to get started

Three steps, all from your phone or computer.

1

Sign up

Enter your business details, set up your card and create your login. No payment details are needed for the 30-day trial.

2

Put up your QR code

Print the poster from the app for your counter or window, or share the join link online.

3

Start stamping

Customers join on their phones. Staff scan their card at the till to add a stamp, and again to give the reward.

Give your regulars a reason to come back

30 days free, then £14.49 a month. No payment details needed to start, and no contract.