You design your card
Add your salon's name and logo, choose the reward and how many stamps it takes.
A client who trusts her hairdresser can keep coming for years. A digital loyalty card rewards that trust, helps you fill gaps in the diary and makes every visit count.

A salon client doesn't usually switch for price. She switches because she's stopped getting attention, because her stylist has left or because another salon gave her a reason to. What she does do is let weeks, sometimes months, go by between visits, depending on whether it's a cut, a blow-dry, colour or a treatment.
A digital card doesn't replace your team's care, but it makes loyalty visible: it rewards every visit, reminds her when it's time to come back and lets you message anyone who hasn't been in for a while, without relying on memory or the appointment book.
If you'd like to take a proper look at how a digital stamp card works (what the client sees on her phone and what you see in the dashboard), it's explained step by step.
Add your salon's name and logo, choose the reward and how many stamps it takes.
They scan the QR code on your counter and the card is saved in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet in seconds. No apps.
At checkout, you scan their card from the Rondafy dashboard on your phone, tablet or computer.
In your dashboard you see customers, repeat visits and who hasn't been in for a while (Standard and Pro plans).
You choose the reward and how many stamps it takes. Some ideas that fit well:
Here's the salon problem: a cut and highlights aren't the same visit. There are two ways to solve it.
If your tickets vary enormously, see whether a points card, which rewards spend rather than visits, suits you better. To decide how many stamps to ask for, there's this guide on how many stamps to use.
Rough example: if a client spends €35 per visit on average, giving a treatment with €3 of product cost on the sixth visit is less than 2% of what she spent. The real cost is mostly time, so choose a reward that fits into free slots.
Free hair treatment after 6 stamps.
The card goes with your customers on the visits they already make:
Each professional can stamp from their own phone with their own login, with the permissions you give them. That way stamps are recorded on the spot, even if the person taking payment isn't the one who did the service.
The card is saved by scanning a QR code, with no forms. If you want to wish your clients a happy birthday, you can ask for their name and birthday when they sign up; it's optional and up to you. Only ask for what you'll actually use, and say what it's for.
When a Tuesday morning is empty, double stamps for that slot or a notification to your clients' cards ("this week we have slots with double stamps") fills it better than a general discount. Manual and group notifications are on the Standard and Pro plans.
The most useful ones for a salon: "just 1 stamp to go" (the most natural nudge), a birthday greeting and a message to anyone who's been away longer than usual. You don't need more. Notifications are on the Standard and Pro plans.
If you'd rather sell treatment packs paid in advance, there's the digital prepaid pass card (Pro plan). Rondafy can also ask for a Google review after a reward is redeemed.
When a client is one stamp away from her reward, the card reminds her on her phone.
Standard and ProThe card wishes your client a happy birthday with the treat you choose.
Standard and ProSend a notification to all your clients or a group when you have gaps in the diary.
Standard and ProAfter redeeming her reward, the client gets the link to leave you a review.
Standard and Pro
A salon's paper card gets lost in a handbag, forgotten on the day it's needed, and never tells you which client hasn't been in for three months. With the card on her phone you know who comes back and who doesn't, and you never reprint when you change the reward. If you use paper cards today, see how to move to a digital card without losing your clients.
Customer reward ideas that work in cafés, bars, restaurants, barbershops, hair salons, beauty salons, bakeries and gyms.
Read guide →Step-by-step guide to creating a loyalty programme in a local business: goal, card type, reward, launch and how to measure whether it works.
Read guide →Rondafy for other sectors too:
You decide the stamp rule. Many salons give one stamp per visit and reward a full card with a treatment; others give two stamps for long services such as colour.
No. The card is saved on the phone by scanning a QR code, with no forms. If you want to wish them a happy birthday, you can ask for their name and birthday as an option.
Yes, with the Standard and Pro plans you can send a notification to your clients' phone cards, to all of them or to a group.
Yes. It's saved in Apple Wallet on iPhone and in Google Wallet on Android.
Yes. Each professional can have their own login on their phone to stamp, with the permissions you decide.
Yes, with the prepaid pass card (on both plans): clients see on their card how many sessions they have left, and you decide whether the pack expires or not. Tell us which packs you offer and we'll show you how it would look in the demo.
START TODAYWe design your card with you, and within minutes your customers can save it on their phone. Any plan can be tried free for 14 days.