A loyalty rewards system your Philippine customers will actually use

No. They can join with a phone number at the counter and use a QR digital card that opens in any browser, which matters when someone's phone is full. The branded Android app is included in the Pro package at ₱149,000 and is worth it once you have enough members to justify push notifications rather than paid SMS.

One member balance, earned and redeemed anywhere. Each branch sees its own issuance and redemption so you can tell which location is actually driving the programme, and head office sees the total liability — the points outstanding that you will eventually honour. Franchise setups can settle redemptions between branches on a monthly report.

Every point issued is tied to a transaction and the staff account that processed it. Manual point adjustments can require a manager PIN and always leave a reason and a record. Unusual patterns — the same member scanned repeatedly on one shift, or points issued without a sale — show up in the exception report.

Often yes, if your POS supports an API or an export we can read. Where it does not, staff scan the member QR in the loyalty screen at the point of payment, which takes a few seconds. If you are replacing the POS anyway, our POS and loyalty are the same system and nothing needs connecting.

Design for small, frequent and easy to redeem rather than a big prize far away — a free drink on the sixth visit is used, a raffle for a trip is not. Give the reward an expiry so it creates a reason to come back this month. Then let the data decide: redemption rate per offer is in your dashboard, and we set it up so you can test two offers side by side.

From ₱99,000, including the build, hosting, a .com domain, business emails, staff training and a year of support and warranty. Pro at ₱149,000 adds the branded Android app. There is no per-member fee, so a programme with 20,000 members costs the same to run as one with 200 — the only variable cost is SMS if you choose to send it.