Set up your rewards program
Answer a few questions in plain English. This is a planning simulation. Real setup happens after we talk.
These points are rewards for shopping with you, not an investment, and they're not meant to be bought or sold for cash.
How would you like to start?
Start a new program. Build a fresh rewards program from a simple template.
Switch my existing program. Move your current punch card, points app, or spreadsheet program over.
Business templates
- Coffee shop: Every cup earns points toward a free one, with no card to forget at home.
- Gym: Reward check-ins and streaks so members keep showing up.
- Restaurant: Turn first visits into regular tables with points on every meal.
- Retail shop: Give shoppers a reason to come back, with points they can see on their phone.
- Events: Reward attendance and early sign-ups, and give perks to your regulars.
- Business group / association: One set of points that works at every shop on the block.
- Charity: Thank donors and volunteers with points they can use at partner businesses.
Is a Tokenized Rewards Program Right for Your Business?
What we'll ask
- Business type: Pick the option closest to yours. It fills in a starting setup you can change anytime.
- Reward name: What should your points be called? Something short and fun, like “Bean Points” or “Rep Coins.”
- Points per dollar: How many points does a customer earn for each dollar they spend? Most shops start with 1 point per dollar.
- What customers redeem: What can points be used for? A free coffee, 10% off, a class pass, or anything you choose. Set how many points each reward costs.
- Expiration: Should points expire? “Never” is the friendliest. A deadline like 12 months nudges people to come back. You can change this later.
- Partners: Want other local businesses to accept your points? Add them here, or skip this step and add partners later.
Already have a rewards program? We'll switch it over
If you already use a punch card, a points app, a register system, or a spreadsheet, we can move those balances to the new program. Customers claim what they already earned, one-for-one, in a free wallet app. Unclaimed balances stay on file. You can keep the old program running side by side for a short time, usually one to two months. When you're ready, you can upload a spreadsheet of members and point balances with your request. We use that data only to migrate your program, and we delete it on request.
What do you use today?
- Paper punch card
- Points app or register / POS system
- Spreadsheet
- Other
How a switch works
- Export your list and balances from your current system as a CSV or Excel file. You can download a template from this site.
- We match your current rules — how points are earned, what they can be redeemed for, and when they expire.
- Customers claim their existing balance 1:1 in a free wallet app. Unclaimed balances stay on file.
- When you're ready, you retire the old program.
About how many members or regular customers are in the current program?
Most shops say yes, for one to two months, so no one is caught off guard.
Existing expiration and cash-value rules should be honored. Rewards rules in some places treat expiring points or cash-like rewards in specific ways, so check your local rules or ask us.
Upload your member list (optional)
If you have an export of members and point balances, you can attach a CSV or Excel file (.csv or .xlsx, up to 5 MB) when you send your request. A template is available to download. We will tell you how many members and total points we received, not the details of each customer.
I'm authorized to share this customer data for migrating my rewards program.
This data is used only for the migration and deleted on request.