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Why a loyalty QR code
A loyalty program only works if customers join it, and explaining an app download at a busy counter rarely ends in a sign-up. A loyalty QR code takes them to the program you already run: the page that installs the app, a digital stamp card service, or a sign-up form. Name the code after your program and enter that address, or type the rules as text, which scanning then displays. QR Global does not count points or stamps; your loyalty service does that, usually by scanning the customer's card or app at the till. You can swap the destination later if you change loyalty provider.
- Customers join the program on their own phone instead of filling in paper forms.
- Works with any loyalty app, stamp card service or sign-up form.
- Switch loyalty providers without reprinting counter signs and receipts.
- Scan counts show which location or placement brings the most sign-ups.
Cafés and bakeries
A sign by the coffee machine invites guests to start a digital stamp card.
Retail chains
Receipts link to the app where purchases earn points and member prices.
Gyms and studios
Posters explain the bonus-visit and referral rules and lead to sign-up.
Restaurants
Bill folders invite diners to a members' club with birthday rewards.
Brands sold in shops
Packaging invites buyers to register purchases in the brand's rewards program.
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Loyalty Card QR Code Generator
With a loyalty QR code, customers reach the rewards program you already run, whether that is an app, a digital stamp card service or a sign-up form. Unlike a coupon, it starts an ongoing relationship rather than a one-time discount.
What is this QR code?
Scanning forwards to the address you enter, or, without an address, opens a page with the program name and your description. Points, stamps and rewards are handled by your loyalty provider.
Best use cases
- ✓A café counter sign inviting guests to join the digital stamp card.
- ✓A shop receipt linking to the app where purchases earn points.
- ✓A gym poster explaining the referral and bonus-visit rules.
- ✓Packaging that invites buyers to register for a members' club.
How to generate your QR code
Choose where customers should land: the app download, the sign-up form or the rules page.
Enter the program name and that address, or a short description instead.
Try joining from your own phone to confirm sign-up takes only a few taps.
Stand it by the register and add it to receipts and packaging.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is loyalty different from a coupon QR code?
A coupon gives one discount, while a loyalty program rewards repeat visits over time. This QR code leads people into that program; the program itself runs in your loyalty app or service.
Does the QR code track points?
No. It opens your program's page or app. Points and stamps are recorded by the loyalty service you use, often by scanning the customer's own card or app at the till.
Does the QR code collect points?
No. It opens your program. Points, stamps and rewards are recorded by the loyalty service you use.
Which programs can I link to?
Any with a web address: an app download page, a sign-up form, a digital stamp card service or a page describing the rules.
Can customers use this code as their membership card?
No, the same printed code is shared by everyone. Personal membership cards come from your loyalty provider, usually inside its app or wallet pass.
Can I start without a loyalty app?
Yes. Describe the program as text, for example how many stamps earn a free coffee, and scanning displays that text on its own page.
Is a loyalty code just another coupon?
No. A coupon grants one discount, while a loyalty code invites people into an ongoing program that rewards repeat visits.
Can I change provider later?
Yes. Update the address; counter signs and receipts in circulation then open the new program.