Run a digital loyalty program for your coffee shop without slowing the morning queue. The customer opens the pass while the espresso pulls, you scan it from the phone in your apron, and the stamp count updates in their Apple or Google Wallet. No app to download, no tablet taking up counter space.
Create your stamp cardStampd replaces paper punch cards with a digital stamp card that lives in your customers' Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. No app to download, no hardware to buy.
Sign up and print your unique QR code. Place it at your counter.
They add your digital loyalty card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet — no app to download, no account to create.
Open your phone, scan the pass — stamp added. Works from any phone — no extra hardware needed.
After 10 stamps, customers unlock their reward. You choose the reward and the stamp count.
At 8:15 the queue is six deep and nobody wants to hear "do you have your card?", so the paper cards stay in the drawer and your best regular goes unstamped for the third morning running. The ones you do hand out live in coat pockets and car doors, and a card sitting at nine of ten punches is easy to copy with any pen. Paper also tells you nothing you can act on: you cannot see how many of last month's first-time visitors came back, or whether the 7am crowd is the same people every week.
Built for independent coffee shops and small roasteries that want repeat-visit numbers without adding another device to a counter that is already full.
Most coffee shops land between 8 and 10 stamps. A weekday regular buying one coffee a day reaches 10 in about two working weeks, which is quick enough to keep the card interesting while costing you roughly a tenth of what that customer spends. If your trade is more weekend-led, drop to 6 so the free drink arrives within about six weeks instead of three months. You can change the stamp count at any time from the dashboard.
No. The stamp card is an Apple Wallet or Google Wallet pass, so it uses the wallet app that is already on the phone. Customers scan the QR code on your counter once, tap add, and the card is saved — no download, no account, no password to reset while five people wait behind them.
Stamping is a scan, not a lookup. The customer opens their wallet pass, you scan it from your own phone, and the stamp appears — there is no name to search for, no phone number to type, and no card to hunt for in a wallet. It fits into the seconds the drink already takes to make.
Stampd is €5 per month or €50 per year. There is no hardware to buy, no per-scan fee, and no card printing to reorder every few months, because staff stamp from the phone they already carry. There is no contract, so you can cancel any time.
One scan adds one stamp, and only you and your staff can scan, so customers cannot add stamps to their own card. Each pass is unique, so a screenshot or a photo of someone else's card does not generate new stamps the way a pen generates new punches on paper. Redeeming is a single tap by staff, which closes the card so it cannot be cashed in twice. Stamp data is stored on servers in Germany, inside the EU.
Yes, because it sits alongside them rather than inside them. Stampd never touches payments and needs no integration with your POS, so nothing about how you ring up an order changes. You print one QR code for the counter and open the dashboard in a phone browser to stamp.
Keep honouring the paper cards that are still in circulation until they run out, and put the QR code on the counter so customers can add the digital one on their next visit. There is nothing to reprint and no app to explain, so the handover is one sentence at the counter: scan this and your stamps live on your phone. Anyone who prefers paper can simply finish the card they are holding.
Print one QR code for the counter and customers add your stamp card to Apple or Google Wallet with a single scan. Baristas stamp from their own phone, setup takes under 5 minutes, and it costs €5 a month.
Create your stamp card