Delivery apps own the relationship
Customers who order through a delivery app become the app’s customers, not the restaurant’s.
Sit-down dinners, Friday chippy runs and street-food lunches alike: a loyalty card in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet turns the occasional visit into a habit.

Customers who order through a delivery app become the app’s customers, not the restaurant’s.
Nobody eats out every day. Between visits, a paper card ends up in the bin or the back of a drawer.
On a full Friday nobody has time to find a card, a pen or a stamp.
The same faces come in every week, but on an empty Tuesday there is no way to ask them in.
Ways owners use StampMate: the card, the promotions that bring customers back, and the stamp at the till.
A small, low-cost reward on a mid-length card, matched to how often people order.
Dessert costs little, feels generous and is an easy add-on to a table’s bill.
A full card becomes a draw: a free drink most of the time, a starter now and then, and dinner for two as the top prize. On Growth.
A promotion such as “2-for-1 mains tonight”, sent at 4pm to every customer’s lock screen.
A lock-screen alert when a regular walks past, with a custom message such as the evening special. On Growth.
The StampMate stamp sits where orders are collected. One tap of a phone and the stamp is added.
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.
Yes. Wherever a customer pays or collects in person, one tap on the StampMate stamp adds a stamp.
Not directly. StampMate is built for customers who visit or collect in person, not for orders placed through delivery apps.
It depends on how often people visit. A weekly takeaway suits 8 to 10 stamps; a special-occasion restaurant suits 4 to 6.
Yes. A stamp is added with one tap on the StampMate stamp, and takes a second.
No design skills needed. Templates, custom branding and a live preview of the card exactly as customers see it, all before sign-up.
