Every business has its own visit rhythm, its own average spend and its own ideal reward. Here's how nacard fits yours: card examples, rewards that work, and simple ROI math.
The 10th loaf free without the lost paper card, stamped in one second even with a line out the door at 8am. Rewards that work and the gain per customer.
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The 6th haircut free, in the wallet: shorten the time between visits and keep your clients from trying the salon across the street. Stamps or points.
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Turn one-time guests into regulars: points on the check, a free dessert, and offers to fill your quiet evenings.
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An elegant card that matches your brand, a free treatment on the 8th visit, and quiet time slots filled with event offers.
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The 10th coffee free, stamped in one second even during the morning rush. Become your regulars' go-to spot instead of one option among many.
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Points on every bouquet and a reminder before Mother's Day or Valentine's Day: be the one they think of when the occasion comes.
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Points on the basket, a phone scan even at your market stall, and new arrivals announced to your regulars.
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Reward big, regular baskets, and fill your holiday orders ahead of time.
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Whatever your business, the principle stays the same: the customer scans your QR code, the card is added to their Apple Wallet or Google Wallet without installing any app, you stamp it from your phone, and their card updates in their pocket. What changes from one industry to the next is the visit rhythm (every day at a bakery, every 6 weeks at a hair salon), the average spend (€3 or €80) and therefore the reward and how you count (stamps or points). That's what the pages above cover in detail.
To understand wallet cards in general, read our digital loyalty card guide. For prices, see the pricing page (free to start).
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