They spend, they earn, they come back to spend again.
Points reward the size of the purchase, not just the visit. Customers collect points on what they buy and use them as cash-back in your shop. You set how much a point is worth.
How the points rewards program works
You decide how many points a purchase earns and what a point is worth when they spend it. Sensible defaults included.
The cashier enters the amount, the customer scans, and the points are on their phone before they leave the counter.
Customers spend their points as cash-back on anything in your shop. No fixed reward list to maintain.
What you get
Points work like cash-back, so every product is a reward. Big spenders feel it, and small purchases still count.
Earn rate and redemption value are yours to tune, so the program always costs what you want it to cost.
See who your top customers are and what your points are actually bringing back.
Common questions
How is a points program different from stamps?
Stamps count visits; points follow the amount spent. Bigger purchases earn more points, and points are spent as cash-back in your shop.
What is a point worth?
You decide. You set how many points a purchase earns and what a point is worth at redemption, so the program always costs what you intend.
Do points work for small purchases too?
Yes. Every purchase earns points at the same rate, so small baskets still move customers toward a reward.
Can customers spend points on anything?
With open redemption, yes: points work like cash-back across your whole range. You can also offer a defined reward catalog instead.
Turn bigger baskets into loyal customers.
We set everything up together, in about 30 minutes.