Digital stamp card for Restaurants

Yes – the guest collects a stamp on each visit, whether it's the lunch menu or the evening meal. You can even configure different rewards: 5 lunches = 1 free dessert, 10 evening visits = 1 free main course. Stempely doesn't differentiate between times of day, you decide the rules.

Yes, with the push feature (Premium package). You write a short message like "Today: schnitzel day – double stamps on all lunch dishes" and send it directly to your regulars' phones. No newsletter, no social media algorithm – direct and immediate.

Absolutely. The QR code can be on table stands, at the bar, or on the menu – indoors and outdoors. Whether it's a winter lounge or a summer garden, the guest scans and collects. No additional equipment needed.

Your staff don't have to do anything at all. The guest scans the QR code themselves – 3 seconds, done. No stamping, no searching for cards, no holding up the service. The system runs completely without any intervention from your staff.

You start free – no credit card and no minimum term. The Premium plan costs 9,99 €/month and brings all marketing features: daily special and weekly pushes to regulars, win-back automation and contactless NFC stamps for the tables at the entrance and exit. With an average spend of €25–35, a single recovered regular per month is enough for Stempely to more than pay for itself.

The QR code sticks on the table stand or sits next to the menu. The guest scans it themselves – while you pour the aperitif or collect the tip – and installs the app in under 30 seconds. On the next visit a quick tap of the NFC card when coming in is enough. Your service mentions the stamp at most briefly the first time ("See the table stand? – scan once and you collect from today"), after that the system runs completely without intervention.

That's exactly what the table stand is for: the guest scans once when coming in, after that the phone can stay in their pocket. Over 90% of people between 18 and 65 use a smartphone today, in the typical restaurant target group even significantly more. If someone really forgot their phone at home, you can add the stamp later from the dashboard – without the guest having to come back.

Yes, and both stay cleanly separate. Your OpenTable or Bookatable system saves names and phone numbers for the reservation as before – Stempely doesn't touch this data. The loyalty card works with an anonymous ID on the guest's device; you only see in the dashboard "Guest No. 142, not here for 6 weeks", not the name. This means you don't need to conclude an additional data processing agreement, don't need to merge a reservation book, and don't need to transmit any name to another provider.