Every sixth cut free, counted on the phone he already has out.
Barbering is the most repeatable trade there is. A man who likes his cut comes back every three or four weeks for years. The card only has to make sure it is your chair.
14 days free, and no card to start.
Your reward
Free cut
Staff scan this once per visit. The card updates itself.
The pass sits in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. There is nothing for your customer to install.
Five cuts, the sixth is free.
At four-week intervals that is a free cut a little over twice a year, or one in six given away. Against a client who would otherwise drift to the place that opened down the road, that is cheap.
Where to start
Stamp card
Buy ten, the eleventh is on you.
A cut is the same price every time, so a stamp is the honest unit. Five and the sixth is free is a rule anyone on the floor can repeat from memory.
Also worth running here
- ReferralBoth sides get something when a friend joins.
- BirthdayA reward that arrives on the day.
What changes at the chair.
- No card to reprint
- Cardboard punch cards cost money, get lost, and get filled in with a borrowed stamp. A pass on a phone cannot be.
- Walk-ins count too
- Nothing depends on a booking. The code is taped to the mirror and works for whoever is in the chair right now.
- The dead midweek has a fix
- If Wednesday is empty, send the offer to the people who normally come on a Saturday. They see it on their phone rather than on a sandwich board.
“Half my customers walk in without booking anything.”
Nothing here touches a booking system, because there is nothing to integrate. The code sits on the mirror, he scans it while you are sweeping up, and the count is on his phone whether he booked three weeks ago or walked past the window ten minutes ago.
Loyalisto runs alongside any till: Square, SumUp, or a cash drawer and a notebook. There is no POS integration to do, nothing to install on your hardware, and nothing that breaks the day your card terminal changes.
The same card, set up for another trade.
Nothing here is specific to barbershops. What changes between trades is how often people come back and what they spend when they do.
- CafesStamp cards for a daily habit, filled in one scan while the drink is made.
- RestaurantsPoints that work across a twelve euro lunch and a ninety euro dinner.
- BakeriesA card that completes in under a month, because bread is bought three times a week.
- Retail and boutiquesPoints and tiers for baskets that are large and occasional.
- Hair salonsVisit counting that shows you who is past their usual six weeks.
- Gyms and studiosAttendance as the number that predicts renewal.
- Dental clinicsRecall that reminds the patient instead of the receptionist.
- Car washesA daily code the driver enters without leaving the seat.
- Pet groomersKeeping the six-week groom from stretching to twelve.
- Bike shopsPoints from the bike that pay for the first service.
- PharmaciesLoyalty on front-of-shop only, with dispensing untouched.
- Trades and servicesReferral and repeat work, started from the invoice.