Digital loyalty card for Florists

Absolutely – with weekly customers the effect is huge. A regular who buys flowers every week for $15–25 brings you around $600 a year or more. 10 bouquets = 1 free is a strong argument to come back every week. And Stempely automatically reminds customers by push if they don't show up.

On the first purchase your customer scans the QR code stuck between the buckets of cut flowers or next to the register – with her phone camera, the loyalty card lands in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet in seconds, with no download, no sign-up form and without her having to give her name. If she prefers, she can use the free Stempely app with push notifications instead. With every further bouquet she briefly taps the NFC card on the counter, the stamp is set before you've even wrapped the paper around the bouquet.

That's exactly what the push function is for. “Mother's Day in 3 days – order your bouquet now!” or “Valentine's Day bouquets now available to order” – straight to the phones of your regulars. You reach exactly the people who already buy from you.

For everything. You award stamps for every purchase, whether cut flowers, potted plants, arrangements, sympathy flowers or wedding arrangements. You decide what counts.

Yes! With the push function you reach your regulars instantly: “Fresh peonies – this week only” or “Holiday wreaths now available.” No newsletter list needed, no email addresses to collect.

You start free – no credit card, no minimum term, and with every feature: push before Mother's Day and Valentine's Day, win-back automation and contactless NFC stamps right at the sales counter. That covers up to 25 customers; only from the 26th do you need Premium for $14.99/month. A single regular customer who comes back because of a reminder message refinances it for a whole year.

Nearly all regular florist customers – birthday bouquets, weddings, sympathy flowers – use smartphones today; they text you photos of what they want anyway. If someone doesn't have one with them, you award the stamp directly from your dashboard while you tie the bouquet – no data sheet, no index card. The loyalty card is saved to Wallet via phone camera (or in the free app) while you're taking payment – faster than tapping a credit card.

That's exactly the difference: the order book and the loyalty card stay separate. For the punch card your customer leaves no name and no phone number – she is recognized via an anonymous ID. The personal data from your handwritten order slips stays in your order book, the loyalty card needs none of it. So you don't need extra consent at the counter or a newsletter opt-in for the punch card. Data is hosted in the EU under GDPR, which also fits US privacy laws like CCPA.