Digital loyalty card for Kebab & Gyro Shops

Absolutely. A regular who comes 2–3× a week brings you around $900+ in revenue per year. If you give away one free wrap per 10, it costs you ~$3 in food cost per free wrap. The ratio is unbeatable. Stempely is free for up to 25 customers; after that, Premium costs $14.99/month — about what a soda costs per week. A single win-back message that brings a regular back pays for Stempely for the entire year.

Yes — stamping takes 3 seconds. The customer scans the QR code at the counter or taps their phone to the NFC card. You don't need to do anything, tap anything or confirm anything. The QR code works while you're building the next wrap.

You decide completely. One stamp per visit regardless of what's ordered? No problem. Or only for certain products? Also possible. You configure the rules once in the dashboard — Stempely runs it automatically.

Yes, that's exactly what the push feature is for. Quiet Tuesday afternoon? Send a message at 4 p.m. to all regulars: “Gyro deal until 7 p.m. — double stamps on every order.” Straight to their phone, no flyers, no social media posts.

You start for free — no credit card, no minimum term, and with every feature: push for lunch deals, win-back automation and contactless NFC stamps for the counter and pickup window. That covers up to 25 customers; from the 26th, Premium costs $14.99/month. No contract, cancel monthly. With food costs of around $3 per free wrap on every 10th order, Stempely usually pays for itself within the first month.

At the first order the customer scans the QR code with their phone camera and saves the loyalty card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet (or uses the free Stempely app) — usually while waiting for their gyro with tzatziki, so in seconds. At the second visit they simply hold their phone briefly to the NFC card at the counter, no login, no typing, no phone number. Since the customer scans themselves, it doesn't hold up the lunch rush — even if five people are in line at the same time.

That works fine: stamping takes less time than unwrapping lunch. Typical kebab and gyro shop customers (commuters, construction crews, students) almost all carry a smartphone — anyone who doesn't have one or has no mobile data gets the stamp on request from you with a click from the dashboard, without them having to give any details.

Yes. Phone orders and the loyalty card are separate: for the digital punch card the customer leaves no data whatsoever — neither name nor phone number nor delivery address. You need no additional consent at the counter and no email marketing tool, because Stempely sends no newsletters whatsoever. Data is hosted in the EU under GDPR, which also fits US privacy laws like CCPA. Your existing phone numbers for delivery remain untouched in your order system — the loyalty card needs none of that.