How it works
Six ideas, and that is the whole system.
Points, stamp cards, rewards, gifting, QR and campaigns. Every screen below is from the real app.
Points
Points belong toone business.
A customer collects points with each business separately. A visit might earn 10, a purchase 20, an order over ₱500 a bonus 50. You choose.
Points buy rewards: 200 points for a free coffee, for example. Points earned at a bakery are never spent at a gym. If you run several branches, they can share one balance.
Stamp cards
The paper card,without the paper.
A digital stamp card fills with each qualifying visit or purchase and pays out its reward on the last stamp. A business can run more than one card at a time.
Rewards
Earned or bought,a reward is a reward.
Rewards come in four kinds: a free item, a percentage off, an amount off, or bonus points. A customer can earn one automatically (fifth visit, birthday, first visit) or exchange points for it.
Either way it sits on their Rewards screen until they use it. Each reward can only be redeemed once.
Gifting
A reward makes a goodintroduction.
Customers can send a reward to someone else, including a friend who is not on get.yay yet. The friend installs the app to accept it.
You decide which rewards can be gifted. A birthday reward can stay with the person it was meant for.
QR, both ways
Who scans whommatters.
Customer scans your QR: that is a check-in. It tells get.yay where they are, so the visit can count.
Staff scan the customer's QR: that identifies the customer, so you can add points or redeem a reward. The customer's QR is not a login, so a screenshot of it cannot open their account.
Campaigns
The right reward to the right people,at the right time.
A campaign decides what is offered, to whom, when and where. Users within 2 km get a free croissant. Guests quiet for 60 days get ₱100 off. Weekdays 2 to 5 PM earn double.
Set a time window, the branches it applies to, the audience and how many rewards to give out. Nearby notifications respect each customer's settings and frequency limits.
Free Regulars Audit
How many of your customers come back?
Pick your business off Google and we check four things. The report link is yours straight away and fills in over about ten minutes.
Run the free audit- 01
Repeat signal
How many of your recent Google reviewers came back
- 02
Rivals
Which of your 8 nearest competitors already reward return visits
- 03
Quiet hours
Your slowest open hours, from Google
- 04
Money at stake
What more fourth visits would be worth, from your own numbers