Stamp cards for cafés · Seattle
Digital stamp cards for cafés in Seattle
Your customers keep the card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. You stamp it by scanning their phone. No app to install, no paper to lose.
- ✓ No card needed for the trial
- ✓ €24 a month per shop
- ✓ Apple & Google Wallet
a bag of beans
a free coffee
a pastry with any drink
Cards cafés make with Stamped.ly
Examples. Yours gets your logo, colour and reward.
a free coffee
a pastry with any drink
a bag of beans
How it works
Three steps, no app
1. Put up the poster
Print the QR poster for your counter.
2. Customers save the card
One scan, and it is in their wallet.
3. Stamp at every visit
Scan their card with your phone.
Tip: Put the QR poster by the till, where people wait for their order.
Questions
Stamp cards for cafés, answered
- What is Stamped.ly?
- Stamped.ly is a digital stamp card (loyalty card) for small businesses such as cafés in Seattle. Customers save the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet by scanning a QR code; the shop stamps it by scanning the customer's phone. After the last stamp the customer gets the reward.
- Why do cafés use stamp cards?
- Coffee is a daily habit: a regular who comes three times a week fills a 10-stamp card in a month, and the free coffee at the end brings them back instead of to the place next door.
- How much does it cost?
- €24 a month per shop, VAT included, with every feature. The first 30 days are free and need no bank card.
- Do customers need to download an app?
- No. The card lives in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, which every smartphone already has, and works in the browser too.
- How many stamps should a card for cafés have?
- Most cafés choose 10: enough to fill in a few weeks of regular visits, so the reward feels close.
- What rewards work for cafés?
- Popular rewards: a free coffee, a pastry with any drink, a bag of beans. Simple and generous beats a small discount.
- How long does it take to start?
- About ten minutes: make the card (logo, colour, stamps, reward), print the QR poster and put it by the till.