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The fifth coffee is free. The sixth visit is automatic.

Stamp cards, points and slow-hour offers for cafés, bakeries and pastry shops, with no paper card to lose.

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The problem

What a programme fixes.

A café lives on people who come back every few days. Paper stamp cards get lost, and nobody knows who stopped coming in March.

FLOW 01

Points for a visit

  1. Customer scans your counter QR
  2. The visit is recorded at that branch
  3. +10 points land in their app

FLOW 02

Free coffee for points

  1. They reach 200 points
  2. Free Coffee shows as available
  3. They use it today or save it

FLOW 03

The slow 2 PM hour

  1. Weekdays, 2 to 5 PM
  2. People within 2 km see a free croissant with any drink
  3. They come in and redeem at the counter

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Every fifth visit

  1. Staff scan their QR on each purchase
  2. The stamp card fills
  3. Visit five earns a free pastry
A get.yay stamp card filling towards a free drink

A real screen from the get.yay app.

A starter programme

What we would switch on first.

An example. The Regulars Audit builds one from your own reviews and quiet hours.

  • Stamp card: 5 drinks, the 6th free
  • +10 points per visit, Free Coffee at 200
  • Double points weekdays 2 to 5 PM
  • Birthday: free slice of cake

Questions

Asked by cafés & bakeries

Do customers need to buy something to get a stamp?
You decide. A stamp or points can come from a visit (they scan your QR) or from a purchase (your staff scan their QR at the till).
We have three branches. Is it one programme?
It can be. One programme can run across all your branches, so points earned in one can be used in another, and every visit is recorded at the branch where it happened.

Other industries

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
  1. 01

    Repeat signal

    How many of your recent Google reviewers came back

  2. 02

    Rivals

    Which of your 8 nearest competitors already reward return visits

  3. 03

    Quiet hours

    Your slowest open hours, from Google

  4. 04

    Money at stake

    What more fourth visits would be worth, from your own numbers