At the counter
A stamp takes seconds.
Scan the customer's own code, confirm the visit, move on. No plastic, no form at the till, no checkout slowdown — and a cooldown you set means a card cannot be filled in an afternoon.
Built for the businesses people remember
Turn one visit into the next.
A digital stamp card that lives on your customer's phone. A welcome stamp waits for anyone who joins from your poster, staff confirm visits in about three seconds, and you finally know who comes back.
Free to start, unlimited customers Keeps the register you already own Built for the Data Privacy Act
- 1Customer scans your poster
- 2Staff confirm the visit
- 3The reward is held for them
- 4They come back
- 5You know who returns
One customer loop
Simple at the counter. Useful everywhere else.
A stranger scans your poster and a welcome stamp is waiting for them. On their first visit your staff make it real. Every visit after is one scan of their own code — and nobody stamps themselves.
Customers see progress.
The card is on their phone, in your colors, with the reward spelled out. A full card holds its reward until they approve it at the counter.
Owners learn what returns.
See new, regular, inactive, and reward-ready customers without turning your dashboard into a spreadsheet.
Everything in one calm workspace
Know your regulars without guessing.
See the whole loyalty cycle — from first scan to earned reward — then act on the moments that matter.
See who is new, regular, lapsed and one visit from a reward
Run bonus windows, missions and suki tiers from one screen
Send the right message, with its cost shown first
Good morning
Sweet Crumbs
Visits
128
New regulars
24
Stamps
216
Rewards
18
Today's rhythm
Made to fit the visit
Different businesses. Same human habit.
01
Cafés & bakeries
Keep the warmth of a neighborhood café while KYP Rewards quietly remembers visits, favorite orders, and the moment a reward is ready.
02
Salons & wellness
Give clients a clear path back with visit rewards, timely reminders, and personal offers that never feel like a blast message.
03
Restaurants
Reward visits across dine-in and takeaway, recognize returning guests, and bring slower service windows back to life.
04
Independent retail
Give independent shops an uncomplicated loyalty program that customers understand immediately and staff can run confidently.
05
Milk tea & dessert shops
High frequency, low ticket, a line that peaks at three in the afternoon. A stamp card is the natural fit, and a bonus window is how you move the line to the quiet hour.
06
Sari-sari & convenience
You already know your regulars by name. A stamp card that costs nothing, runs on the phone in your pocket and works with the customer’s own cheap Android is how that relationship survives a competitor opening on the corner.
The virtual card
The card lives on their phone.
One side shows how close they are to the reward, the other is the code the counter scans. It carries your color and your storefront, the card never expires, and there is nothing to install.
Sweet Crumbs
Bakery
3 more visits, then free pastry.
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Member
Jacqueline Daniel
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Show this at the counter · no expiry
- Runs on
- Any phone browser
- Card expiry
- Never
- Card art
- Yours, per shop
- One code
- Works at every shop
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Sweet Crumbs
Point the camera at the code on the counter.
Built for the Philippines
Not translated for the market. Built in it.
Every global loyalty tool bills in dollars, emails in English and assumes a card reader. This one is priced in pesos, paid by GCash, reads on a ₱5,000 Android with patchy data, and calls a regular what you already call them.
Pesos, paid by GCash or Maya
Priced, billed and settled in pesos — GCash, Maya and bank apps through QR Ph. The free plan starts below every paid tool with published peso pricing, and Core at ₱499 stays within a hundred pesos of the cheapest of them.
Suki is the model
Tiers a customer climbs, named the way you would say them. The win-back message we would send first is “one more visit keeps your suki status” — because it is true.
Viber and Facebook, not just email
The join link lives in a Facebook page bio, and Viber and WhatsApp are being connected as campaign channels next — because that is where your customers actually read.
English or Filipino at the counter
Owner and counter screens in Filipino as well as English — on the roadmap, done properly. The one thing between this and a carinderia.
Built for the Data Privacy Act
Every right RA 10173 gives a customer is a control in the product. Joining is not consent to marketing; NPC Circular 2023-04 says so and the product agrees.
Free, with unlimited customers, forever
One stamp card, unlimited branches, unlimited members, a printable poster, every rule. You pay nothing until you choose to, and your list is always yours to export.
Field notes
Build loyalty with intention.
Practical guidance for rewards, campaigns, and customer trust.
Loyalty playbook
Design a reward people actually finish
Choose a visit target and reward value that feel attainable without giving away the margin you need.
Campaign guide
Bring customers back during quiet hours
Use timing and relevance — not bigger discounts — to create demand when your floor has capacity.
Customer trust
A practical guide to privacy-friendly loyalty
Collect only what helps the customer, explain why it matters, and make consent easy to change.
Seasonal campaigns
The Ber-months playbook
September to December is a third of the year and half of many shops’ revenue. Plan the bonus windows, the missions and the gift rewards before the first parol goes up.
Loyalty playbook
What the suki already knows
Filipino shops invented tiered loyalty a long time before software did. Here is how to turn a word everyone understands into levels a customer wants to climb.
Start with KYP Rewards
Make the next visit more likely.
Set up a clear, useful loyalty program in one afternoon.