What your customer sees
Reward points customers can spend
Customers earn points on orders and spend them later. Meal pages show the points an order earns, and customers see their balance on their account page.
Loyalty and word of mouth
Reward the customers who keep coming back, let your best ones bring friends, sell gift cards, and run discount codes without a spreadsheet.
My best marketing is word of mouth, but I cannot track it. I hand out discounts in DMs and have no idea who sent whom or what it cost me.
I would also love to sell gift cards, and not have to make up a code by hand every time.
Real screens from the live demo, with sample data only.
What your customer sees
Customers earn points on orders and spend them later. Meal pages show the points an order earns, and customers see their balance on their account page.
What you see in the admin
Every customer has a code and a link to share. A friend who signs up with it and pays for a first order earns a reward for both of them: a coupon, store credit or points, as you choose. If that order is refunded in full, both rewards are taken back.

What your customer sees
Customers buy a gift card for someone else with a message and a send date. It is redeemed at checkout, alone or with a coupon (your choice), and whatever is not spent stays on the card. On your own site the buyer pays by card through Stripe and the recipient gets the code by email on the send date.

What you see in the admin
See who each card is for, its balance and its history. Issue a card by hand (a comp, a prize), change a balance or disable a lost card, each with a note, all in the Audit Log.

What you see in the admin
A percentage or an amount off, with a limit on uses and an end date. Customers enter the code at checkout.

Each plan includes everything in the plans before it.
Discount codes customers enter at checkout.
In Basic and aboveSell gift cards customers redeem at checkout.
In Advanced and aboveCustomers earn points on orders and spend them later.
In Advanced and aboveCustomers share a code; both get a reward on the friend's first order.
In Advanced and abovePoints give people a reason to come back next week, and a balance they do not want to leave unused.
Referrals reward both sides, and only after the friend pays for a first order, so you are not giving away rewards for sign-ups that never order.
Gift cards bring in cash before the meals are cooked and put your food in front of someone who has not tried it.
Codes, balances and rewards are tracked for you, with every change recorded.
These links open the exact screens in the live demo, in a new tab. Nothing in the demo is real: no payments, no emails, no customers.
Admin links ask you to click Sign In once. The demo fills in the sample login for you.
When the friend's first order is paid. If that order is later refunded in full, both rewards are taken back. In the demo the referrals are sample history, and nothing is paid.
The system blocks the usual ways: using your own code, or a friend who shares the referrer's email, card or delivery address. A blocked referral shows the reason. For the same-card check it keeps only Stripe's own fingerprint of the card, never card details.
That is your choice. There is a setting for whether a gift card can be used with a coupon.
Yes. For referrals the referrer and the friend can each get a one-time coupon (a percent or dollar amount off), store credit or points, and you set how long reward coupons last and the limits per referrer.
Meal reviews you approve, and a four-question survey after each order.
Weekly plans customers manage themselves: skip, pause, swap or cancel, billed every week.
Analytics, repeat rate and churn, CSV exports and a sales tax report.
We set it up for you and move your existing customers over. Call us or talk to Alex, and we will show you how it would work for your business. You can also read the demo guide first.