The reward looks close
Ten slots with seven filled is an image that pushes. A balance of 340 points says nothing to anyone.
Industry Β· barbershops
In a barbershop the customer comes back every three or four weeks and always pays about the same. Stamps work there β the problem is the paper, not the stamps.
Melos Barber
If the ticket is always the same, counting money adds nothing: count cuts.
Ten slots with seven filled is an image that pushes. A balance of 340 points says nothing to anyone.
You add the stamp from the dashboard and you validate the redemption. With a rubber stamp, anyone with a similar one made their own card.
People one cut from the reward come back for sure if you write to them. With paper you did not even know who held one.
Four real moments in a barbershop.
One more cut and the tenth is on us. We can hold a slot this week π
The 7pm booking just dropped. First to message gets it.
Saturday is nearly full. If you want to be sharp for the weekend, book today.
π° One spin open until Sunday: you could win a free beard trim.
The fastest of the seven setups.
Ten is typical. Fewer and the reward gets expensive; more and the customer sees it as far off and gives up.
Scanned at payment. Two taps and the card is on their phone, with no sign-up and no password.
You add it as you take payment. When the card is full they get the alert and come in to redeem.
Yes, from the dashboard on your phone or by scanning the customer QR. No computer needed in the shop.
The usual move is to honour whatever stamps they bring and transfer them to the card the first time. You do it once and the paper is done.
Yes, prize draws are a separate module and are in every plan. They work well to fill quiet days.
The plan for up to 100 active cards is β¬14.95 a month plus VAT. Up to 20 customers is free.
Design it yourself in the wizard or let us hand it over in 24 h. Free up to 20 active cards, with every feature open.