Alder

Loyalty that stays local

Alder runs points or stamp cards for cafés, restaurants, and neighborhood shops. One workspace for the owner, a counter for staff, and a card for every guest.

Built for counters, not call centers
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Today

42

visits posted

Points this week

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The program

Points or stamps

The merchant picks one model. Guests scan a QR code, the counter posts the visit, and the rule engine applies earn rates and live offers.

Fits the way you already sell

Cafés often want points on spend. Pizza counters want a stamp card. Alder keeps both, and never mixes two merchants’ guests.

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A card guests can see

Members open their balance, the next reward, and current offers. Apple Wallet and Google Wallet files come later.

2
The counter

Staff stay at the register

Cashiers look up a guest, post a visit, and redeem a reward. They do not change the program, the plan, or the team.

Lookup in a second

Search by name or phone. The balance is the same number the guest sees on their card.

Café counter

Offers apply themselves

A live campaign adds bonus points or an extra stamp when the visit is inside its dates.

Coffee being poured
3
The books

Guests, rewards, and a ledger

Owners edit the catalog, pause a guest, void a mistaken visit, and read a simple week of traffic.

Rewards

A drip, a pastry, a slice. Each has a cost in points or stamps.

Offers

Draft, live, or ended. Live ones touch the next visit.

Plans

Starter, Growth, and Scale are ready for billing later.

Open the workspace

Merchant, staff, member, and platform admin each land in their own navigation.