Tenth
Paper loyalty cards, in the wallet app they already have
What it does
The chains have an app. You have a jar of stamps. Tenth puts your shop's loyalty card into Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. Customers scan the code on your counter and the card is on their phone - no app, no sign-up, no email. Staff stamp it from any phone or tablet. You get the part paper never had: who came back, who went quiet, and how many free coffees you owe. Free to your first 30 customers, then £29/month.
The chains have an app. You have a jar of stamps. Tenth puts your loyalty card in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet — no app to download, nothing to lose. Free to your first 30 customers.
Tenth puts your loyalty card where your customers already keep their bank cards. Nothing to download. Nothing to lose. And for the first time, you can see who actually came back. Nothing for you to send, schedule or write. Their phone decides whether to show it , so treat it as a bonus rather than something to count on. Winning someone new costs you a flyer, a discount, or a lucky walk-past. Getting a regular back through the door costs you a stamp. That is the entire case for a loyalty card. So how is yours doing? Right now it is a stack of cardboard by the till and a hundred more in coat pockets. Nobody knows. That is the bit Tenth fixes. One tap and the card is in their phone. No app, no…from tenthcards.co.uk
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