Status
Points card
Boutique Nord
320 Points
Points
Member
Mara L.
Next reward
400 → €10
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CARD TYPES
Reward, sell upfront or manage members: all five card types run in Apple & Google Wallet, with no app at all for your customers. Pick the type that fits your program.
Free forever · no credit card · no app for your customers
The familiar classic: collect visits, unlock a reward.
Points per visit or spend (per € from Home Base), flexibly redeemable, with multiple reward tiers.
No collecting: redeemable benefits with their own run time (from Home Base).
Services sold upfront at your counter, redeemed one by one: the 10-visit card in the wallet (from Home Base).
Members with a status, a term and fixed perks, no collecting involved (from Home Base).
The card type decides how your programme feels day to day: for you at the till and for your customers in the wallet. These four questions almost always settle it.
Most businesses want to reward: that is what stamps, points and benefits are for, and the three questions below decide between them. If you sell services in advance, ten coffees or five treatments, the package card is right. If you run a club or an annual membership with fixed perks, the membership card. Both are available from Home Base, and in both cases payment happens at your counter, not through tapja.
A café sees the same faces several times a week, a hair salon every six to eight weeks, a workshop maybe twice a year. Collecting only works where a full card is within reach in a reasonable time. Where it is not, the benefits card is the honest answer: it counts nothing and instead carries a concrete benefit that applies from the first visit.
When a coffee, a loaf or a haircut sit close together in price, the stamp card is the most honest option: every visit counts the same and nobody has to do maths. As soon as basket sizes vary a lot, a stamp for €3 and one for €40 start to feel unfair. That is where the points card fits better.
A single clear reward (“10 coffees, 1 free”) works immediately and explains itself. If you want to work with tiers instead (a €5, €10 and €20 voucher), you need points, because stamps are too coarse for that.
You are not locked in: from the Favourite Spot plan onwards you can run several programmes side by side, a membership card plus a points card for check-ins, for example. Benefits, package and membership cards belong to the Home Base plan.
The same seven criteria for all five card types, so you do not have to jump between five pages.
Check out your industry, you'll find the recommended card type with a concrete program example.
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