Delivery customers are invisible
DoorDash and Uber Eats don't share who your customers are, so you can't reward the people ordering every week.
Pizza is a weekly habit. Reward it whether customers grab a slice at lunch, pick up a pie on Friday, or order through the delivery apps.
DoorDash and Uber Eats don't share who your customers are, so you can't reward the people ordering every week.
A $3 slice and a $20 pie shouldn't earn the same reward, but a paper card can't tell the difference.
You need a way to move a few orders from your busiest night to your slowest.
Everything below is included in one plan. No app for your customers, no special hardware for your staff.
Print one-time sticker codes and put one on each delivery bag. Customers scan it at home and the stamp lands on their card. Each sticker works once.
Buy 10 slices for a free slice, buy 6 pies for a free pie. Staff tap + on whatever was ordered.
Send “Double stamps every Tuesday” to everyone with your card in their wallet, free and on their lock screen.
A one-tap Google review button on the counter stand, for the customers who say “best pizza in town.”
Pick one, or set up your own. You can change it anytime and your customers see it right away.
Works for pizzerias, by-the-slice shops, italian takeout. More questions
Put a one-time sticker code on the bag. They scan it at home and the stamp is added. New customers get a card right there.
Look the customer up by phone number on the counter screen when they pick up, or use a sticker on the box.
Each sticker works once, and you can void a whole batch if a roll goes missing. Keep them behind the counter like cash.
Bag inserts are common, but check your delivery app agreement. Most shops use them without issue.
One plan with everything on this page. We're local, and we'll set it up with you in person.