Paper stamp card, moved into Apple Wallet and Google Wallet — nothing to download, nothing to lose.
Free coffee added to wallet
No new gear, nothing to plug in. If your team can ring up a sale, they can run Kardo on the phone already in their hand.
One scan of the QR code by your till and a tap to confirm — your card slides into their wallet. No form to fill, no password, no "create an account" wall.
At the till, staff add a stamp from the Kardo screen on any phone or tablet. One tap and it's done — that's the entire job, start to finish.
The card refreshes in their pocket the moment you stamp it. Hit the goal and the reward lands in their wallet by itself — with a quiet nudge to come back and claim it.
Both sit in your customer's wallet, both refresh on the spot, and both can tap a regular on the shoulder to come back. Pick whichever matches how your shop actually makes its money.
The classic Kiwi coffee card, gone digital. A row of stamps your customers can watch fill up — the one format every single person already understands.
Better for higher-value visits — salons, barbers, takeaways. Track points or dollar value over time and build toward tiered rewards.
Kardo handles the part that actually brings people back, then stops. No sprawling dashboard, no modules you pay for and never open once.
Add a stamp and the card has already changed in their pocket before they've stepped away from the counter — no reissuing, no reprinting, ever.
Customers keep the card in one tap. Nothing to install, nobody to talk into downloading.
Drop a quiet "one stamp to go" onto the wallet pass — it shows up while they're still on their way past.
Your logo, your colours, your reward — a wee billboard in their pocket you don't pay rent on.
Who comes back, how often, who's drifted off — in plain numbers, not charts you'll never read.
Runs on the phone or tablet you've already got, sitting happily next to your EFTPOS terminal. No new gear, no plug-ins, no IT project to schedule.
Same idea as the punch card by your register — without the ways it quietly costs you. Here's Kardo lined up next to the humble paper card.
A paper card goes silent the moment it's lost. Kardo quietly keeps track of who your regulars are, and points out the ones who haven't been in for a while — so you can catch them before they become someone else's regular.
No setup fee, no charge per customer, no bill shock when you have a busy week. Plenty of loyalty tools quietly charge you more the more cards you hand out. Kardo stays flat — grow all you like, the price doesn't move.
Try it free first. No card needed to build your first loyalty card.
Month to month. Walk away whenever you like and take your data with you.
The big loyalty platforms are run out of offices a dozen timezones away. Kardo is built in Aotearoa, by Kiwis, for Kiwi shops — and when you sign on, an actual person helps you get it live. We answer the phone in NZ business hours, not a ticket queue and a canned reply at 3am.
Your first customer quote goes here — one honest line from a café owner about ditching paper cards.
Build your first loyalty card in about ten minutes and watch your shop's name land in your customers' wallets before closing.