HelpLocal · Loyalty that does something

Your rewards program tracks points.
It doesn’t grow anything.

Points accumulate. That’s all most programs do. Below is every lever we can switch on — each one moves a specific number in your business. Pick the number you want to move, and we’ll turn on that lever. You don’t have to run all of them.

The levers — and what each one moves

Happy hour multiplier Double points during your dead hours — shifts traffic out of the rush and into the slow window.
Expiring points Points fade if they don’t come back — compresses the gap between visits.
Bonus over a spend threshold Extra credit above a set ticket — increases average ticket size, and only pays out on the bigger orders.
Streaks & time bonuses Rewards for coming back consistently, not just eventually — increases visit frequency.
Spin the wheel A surprise reward beats a predictable one — increases participation and visit velocity.
Review funnel Every happy customer gets asked, at the right moment — increases Google review volume.
Win-back messaging A regular who’s been gone three weeks hears from you automatically — recovers lapsed customers.
A customer list you own Exportable, portable, yours — it doesn’t stay behind if you change your register.

“But rewards cost me money.”

They do — and the number is smaller than you think, because a reward costs you what it costs you, not what you sell it for. One extra visit a month from a regular covers it several times over.

~$1.25
What a $5 reward actually costs at typical food cost
1 visit
Extra visits per month needed from a regular to more than cover it
Your numbers
We run this with your real ticket, food cost and visit counts — not ours
Run it with your numbers →

Every lever is optional and reversible. Start with one number — slow hours, ticket size, frequency, reviews, or win-backs — and we’ll switch on the lever that moves it.
HelpLocal — loyalty, reviews and re-engagement that work on any register.