Three tomatoes, a bunch of radishes, two avocados: at a greengrocer's, loyalty is built in small touches, several times a week. The digital card counts every visit without ever cluttering the shopping bag. For the stall, it is loyalty software made for small repeated baskets: two seconds per visit, and a card nobody can leave at home.
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You create your card online and put the poster with its QR code on the counter. The customer scans it once with their camera: the card lands in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, with no app to install. On each visit, you scan their card (or your till does it): stamps or points add up, and the reward unlocks on its own.
At a greengrocer's, two schools work: the stamp per visit, simple and readable (12 visits, a seasonal basket free), or the point per euro if your customers alternate between a quick errand and the weekly shop. The Pro plan's flash deal is your anti-waste weapon: “Crate of peaches half price until 7pm” sent at 5pm turns unsold stock into a happy customer.
No: only you and your team confirm a visit, with a simple scan at the counter. The customer can credit nothing themselves, even by scanning the poster twenty times.
Precisely: it is on small frequent purchases that paper fails, forgotten or lost at the bottom of the bag. The card in the phone is always there, and twelve visits come round quickly when you come three times a week.
By notification on every customer's card, unlimited with the Pro plan: “The first strawberries are in” on a Thursday morning brings people in by lunchtime, without printing a single sign.
The basic loyalty card is free, with no cap on customers and no commitment. The Pro plan, all inclusive at €49 per month incl. VAT, can be taken whenever you want.