The cup is your best billboard
A regular holds your cup for twenty minutes. One code on the sleeve turns that into a loyalty sign-up, a menu, or a Google review, and you can change what it does tomorrow without reprinting a thing.
- A loyalty card that lives on the phone and can't be lost
- Menus and specials you change without reprinting
- Proof of which code, table and window actually get scanned
Four codes run a café
Not twenty. Four, each with one job. Every one is dynamic, so the destination changes when your specials do.
Loyalty
A digital punch card. Customers join in one tap, and you see who comes back without buying a loyalty app.
Menu & specials
Full menu, allergens and today's specials. Swap the file at 6am and every printed code follows.
Order ahead
Sends the queue to your ordering page before they reach the counter. Point it anywhere: Square, Shopify, your own site.
Reviews
Straight to your Google review form. Put it where the coffee was good: the receipt, not the door.
A Tuesday, 7:15am
What actually happens when the loyalty code goes on the cup.Where it goes, how big, what breaks it
Three codes, pre-filled
We set the type, the frame, the wording and the error correction for each one. You paste your links and hit download.
Open the kit Free account · 3 dynamic codes · no cardFour ways cafés waste a code
We'd rather you printed two good codes than ten that nobody scans.
Explorer — $5.99/mo
A café runs on four to six codes, so Explorer's 25 dynamic codes leave room for events, a second site and seasonal specials. Start on Free (3 codes) if you only want loyalty and a menu.
Cafés & coffee shops questions
The ones owners actually ask us before they print.
The ones with a clear payoff do: free coffee, the menu, skipping the queue. Every recent phone opens codes from the camera app, no app to install. Give it a reason and a short bit of text, and you'll see it in the scan numbers.