FOR COFFEE SHOPS

A digital punch card built for the morning rush.

No app for your regulars to download. No line held up while someone hunts for a loyalty card in their bag. Just a scan, a punch, and a reason to come back tomorrow.

WHY COFFEE SHOPS ARE DIFFERENT

Your regulars visit more often than anyone else's.

A boutique might see a customer once a season. A coffee shop sees the same face three, four, five times a week. That's the best possible setup for a loyalty program — and also why a confusing one is such a waste. High-frequency customers are exactly the ones who'll actually notice, and use, something simple.

AT THE COUNTER

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3 more visits · next one's on us

A REAL COFFEE SHOP, NOT A DEMO

42%

REPEAT CUSTOMER RATE

One month into the pilot at St Pete Running & Coffee in St. Petersburg, FL, 42% of everyone who signed up had already come back for a second visit. No ads, no push — just a card that's easy enough to actually use.

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"We didn't need another app. We needed people to actually notice we had a loyalty program at all."
St Pete Running & Coffee

THE MATH

Why this matters more for coffee than almost anything else you sell.

Research from Harvard Business Review puts the cost of winning a new customer at roughly five times what it costs to keep one you already have. For a coffee shop — thin margins, habitual daily purchases, a customer base that walks past three other options to get to you — that gap is the whole game. A loyalty program that actually gets used is one of the cheapest growth levers a shop this size has access to.

The part almost nobody accounts for: most coffee shops already have a loyalty tool sitting inside their point-of-sale. The problem was never that it didn't exist. It's that nobody, staff included, could tell a customer what they were actually earning.

BUILT FOR THE RUSH

Nothing that slows down a line.

One scan, no typing

A QR code at the register. No name, no email typed in at the counter, nothing that adds a second to the transaction.

Works for baristas too

A five-word script taped to the register. Nothing to train during a rush, nothing to remember beyond "want a punch?"

You pick the reward

Free drip after nine visits, a discount, a pastry — whatever makes sense for your margins. We'll help you land on a number.

Want the same thing for your shop?

Free pilots are open right now. We started with one coffee shop — happy to make yours the next one.

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