Loyalty & Promotions
Loyalty and promotions that bring customers back
Points, promo codes and campaigns that turn a one-time order into a regular.
Points that run themselves
Customers earn and redeem automatically at checkout — online and at the counter.
Promo codes with guardrails
Set expiry, usage limits, minimum spend and which branches a code works at.
Built on your own data
Because you own the customer list, you can target the people who have not ordered in a while.
Points rules and automated campaigns, configured in one place.
Repeat orders are the cheapest growth you have
Winning a new customer costs money — ads, discounts, marketplace fees. Getting an existing happy customer to order a second time costs a notification.
Loyalty only works if it is effortless at the till. Because points are part of the same checkout your staff already use, there is no separate app, card or process to remember.
Discounts that do not quietly bleed margin
Every promo code carries limits: how many times, until when, above what spend, at which branches. That is the difference between a campaign and an open-ended discount.
Campaign reporting shows redemption and the revenue attached to it, so you can tell which offers actually worked.
What you get
- Points earning and redemption rules
- Promo codes with limits, expiry and branch scope
- First-order and win-back campaigns
- Customer segments by spend and recency
- Campaign performance reporting
- Works across web, app and POS
Commission-free · live in about a week
Loyalty & Promotions — common questions
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Works well with
- Online OrderingYour own branded ordering website, live in days — where every unit of every order stays with you.Read more
- Customer & Rider AppsYour restaurant on the home screen, and your riders coordinated from their pocket.Read more
- Reports & AnalyticsSales, bestsellers, peak hours and branch comparisons — updated in real time.Read more
Further reading
- QR code ordering: where it helps, and where it quietly hurtsQR dine-in ordering lifts average order value in specific situations and damages the experience in others. A straight guide to knowing which one you are in.Read the article
- What marketplace commission actually costs a restaurantA 25% commission usually exceeds the net margin on the order it is taken from. Here is how to work out the real number for your own restaurant — and what to do about it.Read the article
- How to build a restaurant loyalty program people actually useMost loyalty programs fail for the same three reasons. A practical guide to designing rewards, setting the earn rate, and avoiding the discount trap.Read the article
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