The bubble-tea regular
Buy 6 regular drinks. Get the next regular drink free.
One stamp per paid drink. Explain which toppings or size upgrades cost extra.
Keep customisations, sizes and toppings understandable in a simple reward.
Get Started Explore the programmeStamps can work for a repeat drink or dessert; points can suit mixed baskets and group orders. A reward should have a clear base item, because topping-heavy orders can have very different fulfilment costs.
Compare stamps, points and membership entitlements before deciding on a platform.
Keep the reward recognisable and explain toppings and sizes upfront.
Buy 6 regular drinks. Get the next regular drink free.
One stamp per paid drink. Explain which toppings or size upgrades cost extra.
Earn 1 point per £1. Redeem 100 points for £5 off.
A spend balance can cover varied baskets. Define any delivery-platform exclusions.
A named topping included with a new seasonal drink.
Set the eligible drink, offer dates and stock limits.
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 base reward and the cost of upgrades.
Decide how group orders earn credit.
Clarify the treatment of seasonal and limited-stock items.
Test the wording with customers before printing enrolment materials.
Track topping and size upgrades, reward substitutions and fulfilment cost alongside repeat purchases. Distinguish a trend-driven product launch from longer-term programme participation.
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.