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A stamp card nobody can leave at home.

Buy six, the seventh is on you. The same offer your customers already understand, kept in the wallet app on their phone instead of in a back pocket. No reprints, and a record of every mark.

The same card, six situations later.

Paper works right up until one of these happens, and one of these happens every week.

A paper stamp card compared with a card held in a phone wallet
SituationA paper cardA card in the wallet
Where it livesIn a coat pocket, a car door or a drawer, if it is still anywhere.In Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, on the phone they came in holding.
Adding a stampA rubber stamp, once someone finds it.Staff scan the card, or type the code printed on it. Either takes a couple of seconds.
A disputed stampYour word against theirs, over a smudge.Every stamp is logged on the card with the day and time it was added.
Telling them they are closeNothing happens until they look at the card.A line pushed to the pass turns up on the lock screen.
Changing the rewardReprint the lot, then honor the old ones for a year.Change the rule. Every card that exists updates itself.
Knowing whether it worksA feeling, and a jar of finished cards.Joins, stamps, redemptions and repeat visits, on one dashboard.

Two ways to add a stamp.

Which one your staff use depends on what their hands are doing. Both write the same record.

Scan the card

The customer opens the pass, a member of staff points the scanner at it, and the stamp lands. Best where there is a counter and a spare phone or tablet on it.

The scanner is a web page, so the device can be whatever is already there.

Type the code

Every pass carries twelve characters under its code. Staff type those into the same scanner page and the stamp lands, with nothing pointed at anything.

Best for a dark corner, a cracked camera lens, or a phone that will not wake up.

Either way the stamp goes on the card’s history in the dashboard, with the time it landed. When the last one lands, the card flips to Ready to redeem on its own and the customer gets a message about it.

Your name on the front.

The pass is the only surface in Loyalisto with a color on it, and the color is yours. Try the three below.

  • Your logo, your color, and the wording that goes above the reward.
  • Any rule you like: buy six, buy eight, buy twelve. Change it later.
  • The reward in your own words, so it reads the way you would say it across the counter.
  • On Growth and up, the “Powered by Loyalisto” line comes off the pass and your pages. Loyalisto stays named on the back as the card’s issuer.

Retire the paper this week.

Set the rule, print one code, and the next customer through the door joins in about fifteen seconds. See your own card before you pay, with no card details.