The repeat wash
Buy 5 qualifying washes. Get the next basic wash free.
State the included wash and charge separately for premium upgrades.
Separate repeat-wash rewards from subscriptions and vehicle-specific access.
Get Started Explore the programmeA stamp scheme can reward repeated completed washes, while a membership may represent a paid service allowance. Decide whether the card belongs to a person or vehicle, and how different wash packages qualify.
Compare stamps, points and membership entitlements before deciding on a platform.
Separate occasional visits from recurring wash plans so customers know exactly what they are buying.
Buy 5 qualifying washes. Get the next basic wash free.
State the included wash and charge separately for premium upgrades.
A member card for an agreed number of washes each month.
Define vehicle eligibility, monthly allowance and expiry. Confirm billing and visit validation separately.
A discounted interior add-on with a weekday exterior wash.
Publish the add-on price, named weekdays and service availability.
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 the person or vehicle entitled to use the card.
Specify which packages qualify and how upgrades work.
Record only completed, paid services.
Agree a process for a failed wash, refund or equipment outage.
Review repeat completed services, package mix, reward costs and capacity by time of day. Weather and seasonal demand can change wash frequency independently of the programme.
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.