Paper cards go missing
Paper cards get lost, washed, left in the car or quietly “topped up” with a borrowed stamp. Much of the loyalty they hold ends up in the bin.
A digital stamp card that gives regulars a reason to choose an independent café over the chain on the corner every morning, with no paper card in sight.

Paper cards get lost, washed, left in the car or quietly “topped up” with a borrowed stamp. Much of the loyalty they hold ends up in the bin.
The big coffee chains run polished loyalty apps. Many independents still rely on a rubber stamp in a drawer, and customers notice the difference.
At 8:15 there is no time to find a card or a stamp. Anything that slows the queue gets skipped.
The faces are familiar, but not how often each one visits, or who has quietly stopped coming in.
Ways owners use StampMate: the card, the promotions that bring customers back, and the stamp at the till.
A card of 4 to 10 stamps, with a free coffee as the reward. A simple format customers understand at a glance.
A 6-stamp card that ends in a free brunch or a bag of beans, for customers who already spend more.
A promotion such as “half-price cake with any coffee until 4pm”, sent at 2pm to every customer’s lock screen.
A lock-screen alert when a regular walks by the café, with a custom message such as “Fresh pastries just out of the oven”. On Growth.
A full card becomes a prize draw: free coffee most of the time, a slice of cake now and then, and a free lunch as the top prize. On Growth.
The StampMate stamp sits by the card machine. Customers tap it with their phone after paying, so the queue keeps moving.
Choose a template or start from scratch, then add a logo, a reward and the number of stamps it takes.
The free countertop stand shows customers how to join. The card goes into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet with a name and mobile number.
Customers tap the StampMate stamp at the till with their phone, and the card updates on the spot. A full card resets to 0 when the reward is handed over.
No. One tap on the StampMate stamp adds the stamp, which is quicker than finding a paper card.
Yes. A stamp is a stamp: the business decides what earns one and how the reward is worded.
Multi-location set-ups are arranged directly with the StampMate team. Get in touch for details.
No. Customers join with a name and mobile number only.
No design skills needed. Templates, custom branding and a live preview of the card exactly as customers see it, all before sign-up.
