Perks is a digital loyalty card that swaps the paper one in their wallet for a tap of their phone on your counter. They collect in a second. You see who comes back, and bring in the ones who don’t.
Then $7.99 a month. Cancel whenever you like.
How Perks works
No installer, no training day. If you can stick a label on a counter, you can run Perks.
Choose stamps, points, a membership, a ticket or a discount. Set the reward, add your logo and colours. Ten minutes is usually enough.
Each tag is a small NFC sticker tied to one of your branches. Write it yourself with a free app, or ask us to send them ready to stick.
They join once by scanning your QR code, into their phone's wallet or the Perks app. From then on every visit is a tap or a quick scan. Rewards unlock on their own and staff redeem them in seconds.
For your customers
You set the card up once. Both options come with every plan and work side by side at the same counter.
Option 1
No app needed
They scan your QR code, confirm their email with a four-digit code, and the card is in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Nothing to download, no password to invent.
Best for: First-time visitors, and anyone who won't install another app.
Option 2
The Perks app
Every loyalty card from every Perks business, in one place. They hold their phone to the tag on your counter and the points land by themselves.
Best for: Regulars who want it quick, and busy counters where nobody should have to stop serving.
Same email, same cards. A customer can start in their wallet today and install the app anytime later. Every stamp is waiting for them when they sign in.
Perks card types
The digital stamp card, or punch card if you prefer. Buy nine, the tenth is on you, with smaller bonus rewards along the way so nobody gives up at four.
A digital points card: points on every visit, spent on a menu of rewards you price yourself.
A digital membership card that says they belong. Members-only perks, with or without an end date.
A fixed number of entries for classes, sessions or events, counted down at the door.
A limited-use offer that rolls into a full loyalty card once it is used up.
The Perks dashboard
Print materials
Seven print-ready designs, from a tent card for the till to a sticker for the door. Each one is filled in from your loyalty card, so all that’s left is pressing print.
Perks pricing
Shown in your local currency where we support it, which is also what you are billed in. Pay yearly and save 25%.
Free for your first six months
One location with the essentials. Free for the first 6 months.
$7.99 / month
For shops with a second door
Several branches, smart push notifications, and more limit.
$19.99 / month
For chains
Multi-location chains with app notifications, location-based offers and unlimited resources
$39.99 / month
Questions
Perks is a digital loyalty card platform for cafés, salons, shops and any business people come back to. You design a stamp, points, membership, ticket or discount card. Your customers carry it in Apple Wallet, Google Wallet or the Perks app, and you see every visit in your dashboard.
Just their phone. They scan your QR code once and either add the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet with no app at all, or use the free Perks app, which keeps all their cards together and lets them collect by holding the phone to the tag on your counter.
An NFC sticker. That is all. No terminal, no tablet and nothing to plug into your till. You can write the sticker yourself with a free app, or we can send tags already set up for your branch.
No. A card counts once per day by default, or once per interval you choose, across every branch and tag. If a customer can't tap, staff scan a single-use code from the customer's phone instead.
Starter continues at the monthly price shown above, billed in your local currency. You can cancel whenever you like and keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
Yes. Cards belong to your business, so a stamp earned at one branch counts at all of them, and you still see which branch each visit came from.
Set up this afternoon. $7.99 a month after that.
