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A loyalty card for your café that nobody forgets at home.
Paper cards get soggy, lost and forgotten. This one sits in your customer's Apple or Google Wallet, next to their credit cards — and every stamp is a reason to walk past the other café and come back to yours.
Built for the counter, not the back office
Your barista scans the customer's card and taps "Add stamp" — one scan, one tap, next customer. The card in their wallet updates within seconds. There's no separate hardware: the scanner runs on any phone or tablet you already own, including an old one you've retired to the counter.
Customers join by scanning a code on your counter — we generate the printable poster. No app to download, no password to create, and they can add their first name so your staff can greet them by it.
More than stamps
The same card system runs a coupon — a one-off "free coffee this week" you can share as a link — and a concession card if you sell coffee cards up front. One subscription, one scanner, three kinds of card. Here's the full guide to how a digital punch card works.
Questions cafés ask
What is a digital stamp card?
A loyalty card that lives in the customer's Apple Wallet or Google Wallet instead of on paper. Staff add a stamp by scanning it; when it's full, the customer redeems the reward — typically a free coffee.
Do my customers need an app?
No. Wallet is already on their phone. They scan the code on your counter once, and the card is in their wallet for good.
How much does it cost?
NZ$39 a month including GST — one plan, no setup fee, nothing extra per customer. The first 30 days are free and don't need a credit card.
Does it connect to my till?
No, on purpose. Nothing plugs into your POS, so nothing can break mid-service, and setup takes under thirty minutes.
What happens in the morning rush?
One scan, one tap. The scanner stays open on your counter device, and there's a "Next customer" button so it's ready for the following order straight away.
Try it before you sign up anything
There's a live demo card on the homepage — add it to your own wallet and see exactly what your customers would see.