Loyalty for the business you actually run.
The mechanics are the same everywhere: a card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, one scan per visit, no app to download. What changes from trade to trade is how often people come back, what they spend when they do, and therefore which programme is worth running. Pick the one closest to yours.
- CafesStamp cards for a daily habit, filled in one scan while the drink is made.Stamp card
- RestaurantsPoints that work across a twelve euro lunch and a ninety euro dinner.Points
- BakeriesA card that completes in under a month, because bread is bought three times a week.Stamp card
- Retail and boutiquesPoints and tiers for baskets that are large and occasional.Points
- Hair salonsVisit counting that shows you who is past their usual six weeks.Visits
- BarbershopsEvery sixth cut free, counted without a booking system.Stamp card
- Gyms and studiosAttendance as the number that predicts renewal.Visits
- Dental clinicsRecall that reminds the patient instead of the receptionist.Visits
- Car washesA daily code the driver enters without leaving the seat.Stamp card
- Pet groomersKeeping the six-week groom from stretching to twelve.Visits
- Bike shopsPoints from the bike that pay for the first service.Points
- PharmaciesLoyalty on front-of-shop only, with dispensing untouched.Points
- Trades and servicesReferral and repeat work, started from the invoice.Referral
Your trade is not on the list.
It does not need to be. Loyalisto is not built around a trade, it is built around 10 programme types. If people come back to you more than once, one of them fits, and the pages above are worked examples rather than different products.
It runs alongside any till: Square, SumUp, or a cash drawer and a notebook. There is no POS integration to do, and nothing that breaks the day your card terminal changes.