The lunch regular
Buy 6 qualifying lunches. Enjoy a free dessert next time.
One stamp per paid lunch. Specify the reward desserts and whether another purchase is needed.
Design earning rules around bills, groups and the occasions diners actually return for.
Get Started Explore the programmeSpend-based points can accommodate different table sizes, while visit stamps can work for a predictable lunch offer. Decide whether the programme belongs to a person, a household or a bill. Splitting a bill should not create an accidental opportunity to earn the same reward twice.
Compare stamps, points and membership entitlements before deciding on a platform.
Choose a reward that matches the way guests dine with you, from regular lunches to occasional evenings out.
Buy 6 qualifying lunches. Enjoy a free dessert next time.
One stamp per paid lunch. Specify the reward desserts and whether another purchase is needed.
Earn 1 point per £1. Redeem 200 points for £10 off.
Explain how split bills, service charges and refunds affect earning.
A set-menu offer for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Publish the menu, price, booking requirement and exclusions clearly.
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 how a shared table bill earns points.
Decide whether delivery-platform orders can be verified and included.
Test a partial refund and a split payment.
Make the reward practical for the kitchen and the available menu.
Compare eligible covers, repeat bookings, redemption by service and reward fulfilment cost. Consider seasonality, promotions and menu changes when interpreting the results.
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 points 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.