The services
Everything the card can do
A digital stamp card is the start. Each service below is its own page — what it does, who it is for, and which plans include it.
In every plan
Your own web address
Your name, your logo, your colours. Customers open a link — there is nothing to install.
Scan and stamp at the counter
Staff scan the code on the customer’s phone and read back a PIN that changes every time, so a stamp cannot be faked.
Unlimited stamps and reward tiers
Set how long a card is and what it earns. More than one reward on the same card if you want.
Save a reward for later
Out of stock, or they are in a hurry? Park the reward on their account with a claim code.
Customer list, tags and export
Search it, tag it, add private notes, and export the whole thing to a spreadsheet whenever you like.
Reports and takings
Stamps per day, busiest hours, busiest days, returning customers, and takings if you record them.
Last week compared to the week before
Every Monday your dashboard shows the week just gone against the one before it, and says in a sentence what actually moved. Nothing to open and no email to lose.
Printable kit and offer pictures
A window sticker, a counter card, a leaflet for customers and a crib sheet for staff — all in your colours, all printed from one page. Plus an offer turned into a square picture ready to post, drawn in your browser with no design software.
Found in the public shop directory
Your shop on the directory every customer sees, with your area, your card length and whether you are open right now — and a pin on the map once you add your position.
A waiting list when a reward runs out
Cap a reward and it sells out. Instead of turning people away twice, they ask once to be told — and the moment you raise the limit, everyone waiting hears about it.
Shift reports at the counter
Open a shift, work it, close it — and the summary is spoken back: stamps, customers, rewards handed over and who was on. Computed from the audit trail, so it is never out of date.
One card, several phones
Open the shop link on a second phone, type the same number, and it is the same card — same stamps on both. The card lists every phone holding it and any one can be signed out.
A personal year in review
Once a customer has real history, their card quietly gains a panel of their own year — visits, stamps, rewards, and their usual day and time.
Staff logins with their own limits
Staff can stamp and look customers up but cannot change your rewards, your prices or your settings.
Keeps working when the internet drops
The till holds the stamp and sends it when the connection is back, so service never stops.
On the bigger plans
Your logo, cover and colours
The card wears your shop rather than a default. Upload a logo and a cover, pick from a set of colour schemes.
Growth · Pro · GrandNotifications to your customers
A message on their phone — a quiet Tuesday, a new offer, a reward about to expire. No SMS charges.
Growth · Pro · GrandSpin to win prize wheel
A prize wheel customers earn a turn on. Costs them no stamps, and you set every prize and its odds.
Growth · Pro · GrandScratch card prizes
The same prizes as the wheel, revealed the way a real scratch card is — they rub the foil off with their thumb. Set a percentage off, an amount off, or a free item, and pick which of the two your shop runs.
GrandYour exact brand colours
Not a scheme that is close — the precise brand colours you already print on your cups.
Pro · GrandDigital menu
Your menu with photos, prices, sizes and serving hours, on its own page and printable as table QR codes.
Pro · GrandAutomatic messages
A treat on the anniversary of their first stamp, and a quiet nudge to anyone who has not been in for a while. Set it once; it runs without you.
GrandEvents on the card
Live music on Friday, a new roast on Monday. It sits on the card until it happens and takes itself down afterwards — no message to send and nothing to remember to delete.
GrandOrder ahead
A regular taps their usual on your menu, you see a queue at the counter, and marking it ready buzzes their phone. Collected in ten minutes instead of queued for.
GrandCustomers bring their friends
Every customer gets a code to hand to a friend — when the friend opens a card, both get stamps. And a reward already earned can be given away to somebody else, which walks a new person through your door holding something.
GrandMore than one outlet
Several branches sharing one customer list — a card filled at one is spent at another, and every report can be split by branch.
Pro · Grand