Nº001"The card"
12 / 12
Be unforgettable. In their pocket, always.
Be unforgettable.In their pocket, always.Nº002"The results"
More of them come back.
"Wallet broadcast"
"Wallet broadcast"
+34%
repeat visits within 90 days
Change the offer and press once. Every card in every wallet has the new one by that evening — no printing, no texting, nothing per message.
"Stamp notification"
"Stamp notification"
+21%
came back inside 30 days
The card updates on their lock screen the moment it is stamped. They see how close they are on the walk out, not the next time they think to look.
"Nearby card"
"Nearby card"
+12%
walk-ins with no booking
Within about a hundred metres of the salon, the card comes up on the lock screen by itself. Apple phones only, and it is the card showing itself rather than a message being sent.
"The arithmetic"
Five hundred customers, by text: 500 × 4p = £20 a campaign, every campaign. Through the card the same message costs £0 — and £99 a month is the whole bill, whatever you send.
Nº003"At the till"
Three taps, and none of them yours to train.
Open the screen, point it at the phone, tap once. Everything else — the count, the reward, the card in their wallet — happens on its own.
›"Two tills at once"
Two tills scanning the same person at the same moment cannot both count it. The likelier problem is one person scanned twice in a few minutes — that asks your staff to confirm rather than refusing, because somebody genuinely can have two treatments in one visit.
›"If they don’t use a wallet"
Their card still works. It opens as a web page with the same QR code on it, and your staff scan that exactly as they would scan a wallet pass.
These are drawings of the staff screens, not screenshots. Every label on them is the wording the real screens use.
- Your salonStaff
Scan a card
Point the camera at the customer’s pass.
orSearch by name or mobile1Scan
Point it at their phone. No camera? The same screen finds them by name.
- Your salonStaff
Aisha
Stamp added. Their phone has it already.
6of 12 stamps
Reward earned: £5 off your treatment
This card was stamped less than 5 minutes ago. Stamp again only if this is a second treatment.
Stamp anyway2Stamp
One tap. The count moves and their phone has it before they leave.
- Your salonYou
Your reward scheme
Stamps to complete a card
12Rewards
At stamp
6Reward
£5 off your treatment£10 off your treatmentMinimum minutes between stamps
5Save the schemeUpdate cards already in wallets
Send to every card now3Your settings
Your side of it. The offer is a setting, and it is yours to change.
Nº004"The cost"
Three ways to buy it.
Nothing per customer, per card, per stamp, or per change to your offer.
Plus £200 once, to build it — whichever you pick.
Chair
£439a month£49 a month, billed monthly
billed monthly£470 a year, billed onceOne room, one scheme, one person.
- Shops
- One
- Cards in wallets
- Up to 500
- Broadcasts to wallets
- Two a month
- Staff who can stamp
- Three
- Support
"Recommended"
Salon
£979a month£99 a month, billed monthly
billed monthly£950 a year, billed onceThe whole thing, nothing counted.
- Shops
- One
- Cards in wallets
- No limit
- Broadcasts to wallets
- No limit
- Staff who can stamp
- No limit
- Support
- Email and phone
Group
£21499a month£249 a month, billed monthly
billed monthly£2,390 a year, billed onceSeveral shops, each with its offer.
- Shops
- Up to eight
- Cards in wallets
- No limit
- Broadcasts to wallets
- No limit
- Staff who can stamp
- No limit
- Support
- A named contact
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Nº005"Getting started"
Tell me what your offer is, and I’ll tell you what it takes.
About half a day of work, plus however long Google takes to approve a new account. Until that clears, the card runs in a browser and your staff scan it the same way.
No form, no newsletter, no follow-up.
"From you"
Your brand kit
Logo and colours. A photo of a business card is enough.
Your offer
How many stamps make a card, and what they win.
Your shop
Name, location, and one line of terms.
A decision on Apple
Whose account the passes sit on. Best settled early.
"From me"
- 1
Check your colours
Held against the standard the card is built to. If one fails, you hear which.
- 2
Draw your card
Your logo redrawn small enough to still read on a phone.
- 3
Set up the wallets
Apple and Google, configured to your salon.
- 4
Switch it on
Your own setup, your staff added, your rewards loaded.
›"Who owns the passes"
The Apple side sits on B-MO’s account, so the passes stay tied to it. If owning them outright matters, say so on the call — it is far easier to arrange before the first card exists than after.
›"If you stop paying"
[TODO: whether the cards keep working, for how long, and whether the customer list is handed over. This needs deciding before the site goes live; it is the first thing a careful buyer will ask.]
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