The punch card, digital and always on hand
Sell bundles of visits or sessions — 10 films, 10 classes, 5 washes, 11-for-10. The customer buys online, you scan and deduct a visit. The counter lives in Google Wallet.
Coffee card
Free coffee
7/10
10 visits, one card
Sell bundles up front; the counter lives in your customer's phone.
Bundles you define
Define your own bundles: 10 visits for one price, with your own unit — visits, sessions, classes or washes. Add a perk like '11 for the price of 10' if you like.
Count down with a scan
Scan the customer QR and deduct one or more visits. The counter drops instantly and every redemption is logged — no paper card to keep track of.
In Google Wallet
The customer sees '7 of 10' in Google Wallet — always on hand, never lost. Almost out? They buy a new bundle online in seconds.
Can I change the unit?
Yes. Call it visits, sessions, classes, washes or whatever fits your business — set per visit pass.
What happens when the card runs out?
The customer buys a new bundle online; everything stays on the same account, so you keep the overview and the customer keeps their history.
Which businesses can use a ride or film pass?
Anywhere people come back for the same thing: a cinema film pass (10 films for the price of 8), 5 washes at a car wash, a 10-class card at a gym or yoga studio, a treatment bundle at a salon, or coffee 11-for-10. You set the unit, the count and the price.
Can customers share the pass with family or friends?
Yes. The pass is a QR code in the phone; whoever shows it gets a visit deducted — so your customer can share it with a partner or family (like a non-personal film pass). The counter sits on one account, so you still know who your loyal customer is.