A points program for retail stores
One point per dollar and $30 in credit at 300 points. It's the card Fidelip suggests when you pick “Store and apparel”, because a blouse and a coat shouldn't count the same.
You start with this card and can change it before you pay.
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Points, because every item costs something different
With stamps, a pair of socks and a coat are both one visit. At one point per dollar, the reward follows what the customer buys.
Rewards with photos
Each customer gets a page with your rewards, their photos and how many points they need for each; they pick a goal and the card keeps reminding them.
Stock and limits
A reward can have stock (a limited edition) and a cap per customer, say one free item every 90 days.
The other two it offers you
- Stamps
- 10 purchases and 10% off the next one. For a store with similar prices.
- Membership card
- 10% off the whole store, on every purchase.
When you create your account you see all three, finished, and pick one.
The survey
Two questions
- How would you rate the quality of our products?
- How likely are you to recommend us to a friend?
Quality and recommendation, plus what helped them most if you add a multiple-choice question. Build it in the survey editor.
Worth turning on
- A coupon for sign-ups who haven't bought
- An automation sends a coupon to anyone who signed up and hasn't bought anything in a few days.
- Tiers
- Silver and Gold for your best customers, with more points per dollar and rewards just for them.
- Refer a friend
- A bonus for whoever shares their link when the friend makes a first purchase, with a minimum purchase if you want one.
Frequently asked questions
- Does it connect to my point of sale?
- At the counter, staff type the total in the app. A POS connection goes through the API on the Enterprise plan, as a custom project.
- Can rewards have photos?
- Yes. Each reward carries its photo and shows in the catalog the customer opens from their card.