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From one dinner to a regular table.

Table QR menus and ordering in the browser, then points and rewards for the guests who want them.

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The problem

What a programme fixes.

Diners rarely come back because of a discount. They come back because the place remembered them. Most restaurants have no way to do that past the waiter who knows their face.

FLOW 01

Order at the table

  1. Guest scans the table QR
  2. Menu, dish options and order in the browser, no app needed
  3. They ask for the bill from the same screen

FLOW 02

Points on the bill

  1. Guest opens get.yay
  2. The visit is tied to your restaurant
  3. Points land for the spend

FLOW 03

Win them back

  1. A guest has not been in for 60 days
  2. They get a free dessert reward
  3. It brings them back for dinner

FLOW 04

A dessert for a friend

  1. A guest has a free dessert they will not use
  2. They gift it to a friend
  3. The friend books a table to use it
The get.yay table menu opened from a table QR

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.

  • +1 point per ₱20 spent
  • Free dessert at 300 points
  • Win-back: free appetiser after 60 quiet days
  • Birthday month: 20% off the bill

Questions

Asked by restaurants

Do guests have to install an app to order?
No. The table menu, ordering, service requests and asking for the bill all work in the browser. The app is for guests who want points and rewards.
Does it connect to our POS?
Not today. Your staff confirm visits, points and redemptions in get.yay itself, by scanning the guest's QR.

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.

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  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