The regular cut
After 5 paid haircuts, enjoy a complimentary beard tidy.
Offer a suitable alternative for customers without a beard. Set the appointment allowance.
Set a reachable reward around the natural haircut cycle.
Get Started Explore the programmeVisit stamps can suit a repeated haircut, while a points approach may include beard services and retail products. Consider how often an ordinary customer returns so the reward is reachable without encouraging unnecessary appointments.
Compare stamps, points and membership entitlements before deciding on a platform.
Keep the reward tied to a service customers value, without giving away your busiest appointments.
After 5 paid haircuts, enjoy a complimentary beard tidy.
Offer a suitable alternative for customers without a beard. Set the appointment allowance.
A member card for an agreed monthly haircut package.
State the included cuts, booking rules and expiry. Billing and booking need their own workflow.
A weekday cut-and-beard package at a set price.
Limit the offer to named quieter slots, with a clear booking deadline.
Starting ideas to adapt to your margins and workflow. GBP examples illustrate the rules; set prices and currency for your market. Confirm membership billing, bookings and notification controls with your provider.
Define eligible completed services and any age-based exclusions.
Distinguish booking deposits from completed cuts.
Check the extra appointment time a reward requires.
Agree how another barber handles the reward or a missed stamp.
Track completed appointments, intervals between cuts, upgrades and reward time. Review walk-ins and booked customers separately if their behaviour differs.
Write down your starting position and the period you will review. A change in sales alone cannot tell you whether the loyalty card caused it.
See stamp programme examples →Carrott Digital Loyalty gives you the tools to create and manage the programme. Choose how you want to start, then confirm the plan and any integration requirements for your business.