Digital loyalty card for your pizzeria
An example rule : 80 points = 1 free pizza
One message is enough to fill a quiet Tuesday.
Fictional shops, shown as examples.
Ready in three steps
- You pick this model and put it in your colours.
- Your customers scan the QR code: the card lands in their Wallet.
- One visit, one stamp. At the reward, the screen lights up.
Léo collects points at Fiamma: only 15 points to go before the free pizza.
Photo stamps for your pizzeria, or your own picture.
Friday night, the oven never rests, and the phone and the door keep competing for the same two pairs of hands. A digital loyalty card for a pizzeria lets a customer collect points on every order, from a phone wallet, without a paper card that gets greasy in a pizza box.
She scans a QR code at the counter once, types a first name and a phone number, and the card appears in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Your team adds points at each visit. At 80 points, the next pizza is free, or any rule you prefer.
Why a paper card falls short in this trade
A pizza box is no place for a card
Orders go out in boxes, in bags, in the hands of a delivery rider. A paper card gets folded, stained with oil and forgotten in the glovebox. By the time it comes back, no one trusts the count.
Baskets are very uneven
A couple orders one margherita, a family orders six pizzas and drinks. One stamp per visit treats them the same. Points let a big order count for more than a small one, which a stamp card cannot do.
Tuesday is empty, Friday is full
A paper card never tells your customers anything. You cannot say that Tuesday is the quiet night, or give a reason to come on it. The chairs sit empty while the ovens stay switched on.
You do not know your Friday crowd
The same dozen families keep your weekend alive, yet you could not list them. When one starts ordering from the pizzeria across town, nothing in a paper card system tells you it is happening.
At the counter, in practice
The QR code poster sits by the pickup shelf, where people wait for the box, and another sticker can go on the window. A new customer scans it, enters a first name and a phone number, and has the card in her Wallet before the pizza is ready. At each pickup, the person handing over the box scans the card and adds the points. The phone lights up with the new total and the distance to the next milestone. Fidz does not connect to your till.
Reward and win-back ideas
Points with a free pizza at 80
Points fit a menu where orders differ a lot, and you can set milestones and a bonus for large baskets. It all runs on the Solo plan at €19 per month, with no per-customer fee.
One message to fill a quiet Tuesday
Send a push notification to everyone with the card, offering a free drink with any pizza that evening. The Growth plan at €39 per month includes 10 broadcasts per month, enough for your slow nights.
Bring a friend, both get points
Referral rewards the person who brings someone else to your tables, and it brings new faces to your tables through someone they already trust. It needs the Growth plan.
A pizza on the birthday
A message on the birthday, with a small treat to claim at the counter, is a good reason to book a table at your place. The birthday automation is part of the Growth plan.
A reminder for the one who drifted
Some customers order every week, then nothing for a month. The card can send them a friendly message once they stop. This win-back automation is also in the Growth plan.
Questions shop owners ask
Only when the card is scanned. Fidz does not connect to delivery platforms or your phone line, so a rider cannot scan a card at the door. Points apply to customers at the counter or tables, or when your team scans the card at pickup.
No. The scanner is a web page that works on any phone and installs like an app. Fidz works beside any till, with nothing to plug in and no hardware to buy. You stay with the system you already know.
The history shows who added points and when, so it is visible. You can also cap the points per scan, set a delay between two scans, and turn on the optional validation queue, where a manager approves before the points land.
You write the rule, so you decide how many points make a free pizza, and you can raise it. Milestones let you give smaller rewards earlier, such as a drink. The dashboard shows rewards given, so you see the cost.
Other shops
Your regulars deserve better than a lost card.
14 days to try it, no commitment. We help you build the card, by email.