A branded card, not a generic one
Your business name, your colour, your reward. Customers open it from a link and keep it — there is nothing to install and nothing to print.
LOYALTY MADE SIMPLE
Your own branded loyalty card, running in the browser: customers scan a QR code at the counter, collect stamps and come back for the reward. Nothing for them to install, and no new till. We agree when to send win-back emails. A neutral Google review invitation appears on the browser card after the number of visits you choose.
€49 per location per month, plus a one-off €99 assisted setup. Setup is done with you, by a person.
Your business. Your loyalty card.
Good coffee. Even better rewards.
More repeat visits
A card that rewards the second visit, not only the first.
A list you actually own
Only customers who opted in, and every email carries an unsubscribe link.
Simple and flexible
Any stamp count, any reward, changed whenever you like from the dashboard.
All digital
Nothing to print and nothing to punch: the card lives on the customer's phone.
FOR BUSINESSES
Autivia is built for the businesses that live on repeat visits: cafés, salons, barbers, takeaways, shops and the local services people come back to.
See what is includedYour business name, your colour, your reward. Customers open it from a link and keep it — there is nothing to install and nothing to print.
Staff open the scanner on a phone, scan the customer's QR code and tap once. The stamp is added, and the same scan cannot be counted twice by accident.
Set how many stamps earn the reward and what the reward is. On top of that you can add a surprise: extra stamps every time a customer finishes an agreed number of cards.
Customers who opt in can receive a win-back email after a set number of days away. After enough visits, the browser card shows a neutral invitation to leave a Google review.
The dashboard shows visits, new members, the repeat rate and redemptions. Members, visits and monthly totals export to CSV, and every export is logged.
Each month the programme files its own report. On the Managed plan a person reads it and adds practical suggestions — that part is a service, not a script.
Four steps, and the fourth one repeats forever.
You answer a short request form, we reply, and we build your programme: your reward, your stamps, your staff accounts, your QR code.
A QR code at the counter (or on a receipt, or on your table card) opens a short signup. They get their card by email and keep the link.
The scanner works on a phone. One scan, one stamp, done — and the customer sees the new balance immediately.
When the card is full the reward is ready. If a customer drifts away and has opted in, the win-back email goes out. After enough visits their browser card shows a neutral review invitation. We keep developing retention ideas for your kind of business, from the rewards you offer to the timing of your follow-ups.
No. They scan a QR code, sign up in a few seconds and get their card link by email. The card works in the browser: they open it from that link, or add it to their home screen. Win-back emails go only to customers who opted in. Google review invitations appear on the browser card.
No. Autivia is standalone: it does not connect to your till or your card reader, and there is no POS integration to install. On a points programme staff key the purchase amount in at the counter; the software never reads it from your till. Staff scan the customer's card on a phone you already own.
€49 per location per month plus a one-off €99 assisted setup. There is also a Managed option at €99 per location per month with the same setup, which adds one human review of your numbers each month.
No. Win-back and points-expiry emails go only to customers who opted in, and each carries an unsubscribe link. The card link sent at signup is part of running the programme. A Google review invitation appears on the browser card; it is optional and has no effect on rewards.
Book a short walkthrough to see how the programme would work for your business. We agree the setup and costs with you before anything is charged. Sending a request is free.
One short form: who you are, where you are and what reward you have in mind. A person replies, and nothing is charged to send it.