Loyalty cards, without the app
Digital loyalty cards for local businesses.
LoyalKit puts your stamp card in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, where your regulars already keep their bank cards and clubcards. No customer app. No new hardware. You stamp it with the phone in your pocket.
Try it with real customers: every feature, free for your first 25, with no card details needed.
- In the wallet they already useApple Wallet and Google Wallet, beside everything else they carry.
- Nothing to downloadYour customers install no app and remember no password.
- No kit to buyAny phone with a camera is the whole counter setup.
How it works
Two short journeys, and neither of them involves an app store.
For your customer
They scan the code on your counter
One scan opens your sign-up page, wearing your name, your logo and your colour. They give a first name and an email, and that is the whole sign-up.
The card lands in their wallet
Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, in a couple of taps. If their phone will not take it, the same card works as a web page they can keep.
They show it, you stamp it
The card is a swipe from their lock screen, and the stamps they have collected are on the front of it.
For you
Design the card
Your colour, your logo, your stamp mark and your reward. You can build the whole thing before you open an account.
Put the sign-up code out
Download a poster or a counter card carrying your code, or share the link in a message, an email or a post.
Scan, stamp, reward
Staff sign in on any phone, scan the customer's card, check who it is and add the stamp. Handing over a reward is the same two taps.
A card that looks like your business
This is the thing your customer sees every time they open their wallet, so it is worth more than a logo on a grey rectangle. Every choice below is yours, and the preview keeps up as you make them.
- Your colour and your logo. Set the brand colour once and the card, the sign-up page and your posters all follow it. Add a square brand icon and a wide logo so the card looks right in both wallets.
- Choose the stamp mark. Pick from a library of marks or upload your own. Choose what an empty space looks like too: a faded mark, an outline, a dotted frame or a plain number.
- Put a picture behind the stamps. Use one of the ready-made background collections, grouped by trade, or your own photograph. One slider keeps the stamps readable over it.
- See it before anybody else does. The preview is the real card renderer rather than a mock-up, so what you approve is exactly what lands in your customer's wallet.
Design your Card NowNo account, no email address, and nothing to download.
Quick at the counter, because that is where it has to be
Stamping a card happens while somebody is waiting, so the whole job is a scan and a confirmation.
Scan with the phone you have
Staff sign in and use the camera. No reader, no terminal, no dock. If a card will not scan, the code can be typed instead.
Confirm before anything is given
The customer's name and their progress come up first, and the stamp is added only when your member of staff says so. Nothing is awarded by accident.
Bigger purchase, more than one stamp
Add several stamps at once when the sale deserves it, still behind the same confirmation.
Rewards are a deliberate act
When a card is full, staff spend the reward in front of the customer and the card starts again from empty, exactly like handing over a full paper one.
They left their phone at home
Find the customer by name or email from the counter and stamp the card they already have.
More than one person serving
Invite your staff, give each of them their own sign-in, and see recent activity from every device in one place.
Their real card, on your screen
The customer's own card comes up as they carry it: your colour, your logo and the stamps they have collected, so staff can see at a glance they have the right person.
Your sign-up code, on the counter phone
The counter screen carries your sign-up code as a full-screen sheet, so a customer can join while they are standing there.
Every stamp on the record
Each stamp and each reward spent is recorded with the time, the person who gave it and, where you record one, the location, so a busy week is something you can look up rather than something you remember.
Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, no customer app
This is the part that makes people keep the card. It sits with the bank cards and the travel tickets, it is a swipe from the lock screen, and there is no password to forget because there is nothing to log in to.
- It updates itself. Stamp a card at the counter and the copy in the customer's wallet catches up, so what they are holding is never the old one.
- Everybody else gets a card too. Any customer who cannot use a wallet gets a web card on a private link. It refreshes while they hold it and scans exactly the same at the counter.
- It is a loyalty card and nothing else. No payments, no balance, no contactless. It carries your stamps, your reward and your branding.
One card, three places: the design you approve goes to Apple Wallet, to Google Wallet and to the web card, drawn by the same renderer from the same definition. A customer with an iPhone, a customer with an Android phone and a customer with neither all see the same card, and it is the one you signed off.
At last, you can see what loyalty is doing
A paper card tells you nothing once it leaves the counter. This tells you who joined, who came back, and what it gave away.
- Customers. Everybody on your programme: when they joined, how far along they are, and whether they put the card in a wallet.
- Stamps and rewards. Every stamp and every reward spent with its date, so a busy week is something you can look at rather than something you remember.
- Activity over time. A plain chart of scans on your dashboard, per Loyalty Program, with filters when you want a closer look.
- More than one card. A second location or a second offer can have its own Loyalty Program, its own design and its own numbers.
Example
- Customers248
- Stamps given1,904
- Rewards spent186
The counts your own dashboard keeps, for one Loyalty Program.
Try before you buy
Try every feature free with your first 25 customers. When you want more, Pro removes the limit. One paid plan, and no setup fee.
Free
£0up to 25 customers
- Up to 25 customers
- Up to 10 Loyalty Programs
- Up to 10 people on the account
- Apple Wallet, Google Wallet and web cards
- The whole card designer
- Scanning, stamping and rewards
- Messages, reports and printable signs
For a growing programme
Pro
£29per month ex VAT
- Unlimited customers
- Everything on Free
Or £319/year ex VAT. Eleven months paid, twelve months of Pro.
Both plans include every feature. Try LoyalKit with your first 25 customers, with no card details needed. Pro removes the customer limit. Prices exclude VAT. Card payments are handled by Stripe, and you can cancel from your account at any time.
The questions everybody asks
Do my customers have to download anything?
No. The card goes into the wallet already on their phone, and anyone whose phone will not take it gets a web card on a link instead. There is no LoyalKit app for customers, and there is not going to be one.
How long does it take to set up?
The card itself takes a few minutes. After that it is one code to print or share, and you are taking sign-ups.
What do I need at the counter?
A phone with a camera, and a member of staff signed in. No reader, no tablet, no till integration.
What happens when a customer fills their card?
Staff spend the reward with the customer there, and the card starts again from empty. Nothing is given away without that confirmation.
Can I change the design after people have joined?
Yes. Change the colour, the mark or the artwork whenever you like, and the cards already out there pick it up.
What do you keep about my customers?
A first name, an email address and their stamps, which is what running the card needs. The customers are yours, and marketing consent is a separate, optional tick on the sign-up form.
Can more than one of us use it?
Yes. Invite your team, and each person signs in as themselves rather than sharing one login behind the counter.
Is this only for one kind of business?
No. If you have regulars, it fits: shops, salons, barbers, hospitality, garages, groomers, studios and service businesses all run the same stamps and rewards.
There is more detail, with pictures, in the support guides.
Your loyalty card could be live this afternoon.
Design it first and decide afterwards. Nothing is asked of you until you want an account.