PLANS

add a rewards program to your plan

ELECTRONIC GIFT CARD (EGC)
Encourage purchases at your store. Customers can buy a gift card for a friend’s birthday using cash, credit, or check. The gift recipient can redeem the card for goods and services and reload it with extra funds if needed. It replaces the traditional paper-based gift certificate, you get the money up front. Flexibility to process multiple transactions, add value, and use the account until the balance is depleted.

SINGLE AUTHORIZATION CARD
Get customers in the door. Used for a single redemption transaction. For example if each card has a $5 value, consumers must use the full value during the visit, otherwise any remaining value is lost. Support community organizations and events with donated cards, use cards for special promotions to drive business and limit transactions and card usage.

RETAIL MERCHANT CREDIT (RMC)
Keep track of store credits separate from other reward programs. Issue electronic store credits for merchandise returns, complementary cards, or community raffles. Ensures the consumer returns to your store to spend the card value. Track and report on these transactions separately from gift cards.

CORPORATE VOUCHER CARD
Replace paper voucher systems with prepaid cards. This card simplifies payment of business-to-business transactions. For example, if you have employees that drive, you can provide them with prepaid voucher cards to purchase fuel. Sets limits on card purchases. Track and manage expenses.

SHOP LOCAL
Work with other local businesses to drive sales. Get other local businesses in your area to form a shop local program. These cards can be used interchangeably between businesses in your group. For example, a card can be purchased at one location, but funds will be moved to the redeeming location so they get paid for the goods and services provided. Drive sales and work together to support local businesses. Automatically reconcile gift card funds between businesses.

FREQUENCY REWARD
Reward customers for multiple visits. For example, the merchant can decide that consumers will earn 1 point for each dollar they spend. After 50 points are accumulated, our system will transform the 50 points into a frequency reward that the consumer can use the next business day. Keeps customers coming back to earn and redeem rewards. Shows customers you know and care that they make repeat visits to your store.

DOLLAR REWARD
Reward customers for dollars spent. For example, give a $10 reward for every $200 spent. Consumers make purchases with any form of payment and present their rewards card. Dollar purchases are accumulated, the system loads the reward, and the dollars spent counter goes back to $0. Keeps customers coming back to earn and redeem rewards. Shows customers you know and care that they make repeat visits to your store.

REBATE
Give a percentage of the purchase price or a flat dollar amount back to the consumer. For example, a merchant can offer $1 reward back on their loyalty card for all purchases $20 and over. The reward is loaded on the loyalty card to be used during a future visit. Incentivize customers to spend more. The higher the amount, the better the rebate. This also guarantees clients to return and spend their rebate.

DISCOUNT
Give consumers a percentage off the sale amount at the time of checkout. For example, a merchant can offer 5% off all purchases using any form of payment. When the card is presented, the customer receives the discount. The program shows the total purchase amount and discount on the receipt and for reporting purposes. Offer an instant discount for flash sales or other events.

CLUB
Deliver a select number of pre-paid services to customers. For example, oil changes cost $15. But you can purchase 10 oil changes for $75. The merchant can load 10 club points on the consumer’s card with each point representing an available service. Once all point have been used, the card can be reloaded with another group of club points. Collect money up front for future services or provide points to your customers for purchases. Points accumulate and can be applied for future discounts or items.