why your punch card is losing customers you already won
The card works right up until the moment it matters. Here is where it actually fails, and what each failure costs you.
by Fauz
turn walk-ins into regulars.
A digital loyalty card and Google review stand for cafés in Lahore, Rawalpindi and Islamabad. No app to install — not for you, your staff, or your customers.
30 days freeno cardwe install it for you
the problem
A first visit and a tenth look identical from behind the counter.
Lost, soaked, forgotten — and they quietly stop collecting.
So it doesn't get asked. The sign by the till doesn't get read.
Nothing holds a customer to you except the coffee.
Footfall is a feeling. You can't act on a feeling.
one tap, two outcomes
Opens Google directly. No sign-in, no form.
One tap with Google. Every branch counts toward the same card.
how it works
Four seconds, start to finish.
Tap it, or point a camera at the QR on its face.
Your café’s page opens. Leave a review, or start a loyalty card.
Tied to their Google account, so a new phone loses nothing.
Two seconds on the tablet you already have.
+1, live, while they are still at the counter. A full card is a free reward.
try it yourself
Exactly what your cashier does — and exactly what your customer sees.
Card at 7 of 8 stamps.
see it
One object, three screens, nothing installed.
your team
What quietly kills a loyalty program is staff who stop asking. So there is one thing to do, and nothing to install.
what your cashier sees →your customers
No app, no form, no lost stamps. That is the whole ask.
the alternatives
Four of eight. The rest — including the one we lose — are on the comparison page.
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customers, stamps & staff scanners
no caps, ever
1
card across every branch you own
earn anywhere, redeem anywhere
6
numbers on your dashboard
since install, by branch
0
apps to install
you, your staff, your customers
early access
Reviewing applications now. Early cafés get things we cannot give away at scale.
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questions
The ones owners actually ask on a first visit — including the awkward ones.
for café owners
Thirty days free to start, and we don’t take a card. We go through the numbers with you at the demo, against your own takings rather than ours.
It is the one thing that can quietly kill it. One job, two seconds. We train your staff at install, leave a card by the till, and check in during week one with your real scan count.
Then don’t pay. Thirty days, no card, no commitment — we take the stand back and that is the end of it.
It is your café’s data. We don’t sell it, don’t share it with other cafés, and never publish your numbers without your written permission.
Around day 25 we sit down with your thirty days of numbers and you pick a term, or you don’t.
No. Nothing touches your till — your cashier confirms the free item and rings it through the way you already do.
We replace it that week, free, and we don’t argue about how it broke.
No. The stand has no electronics and no power. The customer’s own phone does the work.
About twenty minutes, once. We place the stand, pair your tablet, and train whoever is on shift.
for customers
No. Tap the stand, or point your camera at the code on it. That is the whole thing.
No. Your card is tied to your Google account, not your phone.
We ask Google for your name, email and picture, and nothing else. We never see your password. Read the privacy policy.
No, and that is deliberate — only a cashier scanning you at the counter creates a stamp.
the ask
Five minutes at your own counter. We bring a stand, a phone and a tablet, and you watch the whole thing happen once. If it doesn’t convince you in five minutes it won’t convince you in fifty.