Digital stamp card for Retail

Yes – whether it's stationery, fashion, wine or household goods. You award one stamp per purchase. Whether you set a minimum purchase value (e.g. from €15) or simply stamp per visit is up to you. Configuration takes a minute.

Yes. With the Premium package you can send push messages to your regular customers – e.g. "Winter sale starts tomorrow: double stamps for regulars." That way you fill the shop in a targeted way for season changes, clearance sales or quiet weeks.

Especially then. The smaller your customer base, the more valuable each individual one is. When a regular who normally spends €30 a month suddenly stops coming, you often only notice weeks later. Stempely shows you that in real time – and brings her back automatically.

You configure one loyalty card per shop with the reward you want – e.g. 10 purchases = 10% discount. Alternatively, you can also set up "5 visits = €5 voucher." The rules are flexible and can be changed at any time.

Unlike POS-system modules with a setup fee, Stempely starts at €0: no credit card to sign up, no hardware, no training costs. The Premium package at 9,99 €/month brings all the marketing features – push for seasonal promotions, win-back automation and contactless NFC stamps for the counter and fitting-room area. With an average boutique margin, the plan pays for itself with a single customer per month who comes back because of a win-back push.

Put a QR code next to the register or place an NFC card on the counter. After paying, the customer scans or taps – 2 seconds, done. No account, no registration, no effort for you or your staff.

In brick-and-mortar retail this is rarely an obstacle: anyone who goes shopping almost always has their smartphone within reach (for pay apps, card confirmations, photos of the item they want). On the very first stamp, the customer installs the app while you're packing up the purchase – which is usually faster than digging a plastic loyalty card out of the drawer, punching it and entering it into a customer file. Anyone who wants to stay offline gets the stamp from you manually – without leaving any data.

Yes. In classic retail, the biggest GDPR pitfall is collecting names, phone numbers and purchase histories with the plastic customer card or the handwritten pre-order book. Stempely explicitly does not do that: your customers are recognized via an anonymous ID, you only see activity (stamp count, last visit), never personal data. This lets you avoid exactly the points for which small fashion and concept stores have been issued cease-and-desist notices in recent years – entirely without an external data protection audit.