The simple spend balance
Earn 1 point per £1. Redeem 100 points for £5 off.
Define exclusions and reverse earned points when an item is refunded.
Account for different baskets, returns and seasonal promotions.
Get Started Explore the programmePoints can represent varied spend more naturally than one stamp per transaction. A focused stamp programme may still fit a repeated product purchase. The important decision is how earning and refunds interact, especially when someone redeems points before returning an item.
Compare stamps, points and membership entitlements before deciding on a platform.
Points suit varied purchases; a focused offer can introduce a new range without discounting everything.
Earn 1 point per £1. Redeem 100 points for £5 off.
Define exclusions and reverse earned points when an item is refunded.
Give members early access to a seasonal collection.
State the access window and stock limits. A membership card identifies who qualifies.
A clearly priced accessory bundle with a qualifying item.
Name the products and avoid applying the discount to unrelated purchases.
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 spend after discounts and returns.
Test exchanges, partial refunds and negative balances.
Separate promotional vouchers from prepaid gift value.
Make exclusions visible before checkout.
Review points issued and redeemed, outstanding balances, return rates and the cost of redeemed goods. Compare similar trading periods rather than mixing a seasonal sale with normal weeks.
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.
Practical guides
Use these guides to choose the right structure and avoid the mistakes that stop customers coming back.