One public join code, everywhere
Poster, sticker, receipt, table tent, Facebook page, Instagram bio. It grants a membership and a pending welcome stamp — nothing of value — so it does not matter how far it spreads.
The full loyalty system
Every way to keep a customer. One card in their pocket.
Start with the stamp card — it is free, and most shops never need more. When you do: suki tiers, missions, bonus windows, store credit, referrals, win-back and seven more program types, all on the same engine and the same card.
What can a small business actually do with a loyalty program?
Four things: bring strangers in, keep regulars coming, bring lapsed customers back, and grow what each one spends. KYP Rewards gives a Philippine shop a lever for each, all on one card the customer already carries.
- Bring them in: public join code, welcome stamp, promo codes, two-sided referrals, Discover listing.
- Keep them coming: bonus windows, missions, suki tiers, birthday rewards, and the card rules that keep it honest.
- Bring them back: self-updating segments, automated win-back, quiet-hour campaigns, five channels priced first.
- Grow what they spend: points and cashback, store credit, gifting, category earning, memberships, multipass, gift cards.
- Program formats
- 8, one engine
- Levers on the free plan
- The whole stamp card
- Channels
- In-app, push, email, SMS — Viber and WhatsApp connecting
- Built for
- The Philippines
01 · Bring them in
Turn a stranger into a member before they have bought anything.
Most programs open with a form at the worst possible moment. Yours opens with a stamp already waiting.
Free
The welcome stamp
Lands the moment they join, marked pending; becomes real when your staff confirm the first visit, which earns its own stamp too. Switch it off if your ticket is too high to give one away.
Promo codes
WELCOME, FIESTA, the name of the barangay. A public code that grants a stamp, points or a coupon once per member — for a tarp, a flyer, a Facebook post.
Two-sided referrals
The regular and the friend both get something — after the friend's first confirmed visit, not before, so nobody farms it.
Listed in Discover
Every shop with a live program and a complete profile (photo, description, address and hours) is findable in the customer app by category and neighborhood, on every plan. Featured placement above the distance ordering on Grow, or as an add-on.
02 · Keep them coming
Make the next visit the obvious choice over the shop next door.
A stamp card is the start. These are the levers that make it a habit.
Bonus windows
Double stamps from 2 to 4 on a Tuesday. Triple through the Ber months. Extra on the slow branch. A schedule, a multiplier and an end date; the customer sees it on their card before they queue.
Missions
“Visit three times this month.” “Try the three new drinks.” A goal, a window and a bonus, with progress on the customer's card. One bonus buys three visits a discount would have paid for one at a time.
Suki tiers
Levels a customer climbs by visits or spend. You name them — three is plenty — and each carries a benefit that feels like recognition: a better earn rate, a reserved reward, first pick of a bonus window. Automatic up, gentle down.
Birthday and anniversary
A relevant reward at the right moment, with favorite-order context, sent only to members who asked for promotions.
Rules that keep the card honest
Minimum spend per stamp. A cooldown so a card is not filled in an afternoon. Rewards held until the customer approves them. Every one on the free plan.
03 · Bring them back
Reach the right customer, at the right moment, for the least money.
Every message shows its cost, its reach and its break-even before it sends. Consent is checked first, always.
Segments that update themselves
New, regular, VIP, lapsed, reward-ready, one visit from a mission. Basic segments on Core; on Grow, RFM scoring — how recently, how often and how much each customer buys.
Automated win-back
Someone passes their usual return window — 30, 60, 90 days, or the shop's own rhythm — and an offer goes out by itself. Includes the message we would send first: “one more visit keeps your suki status.”
Quiet-hour campaigns
Pick the audience, name the window, see the predicted visits and the cost, set a spend ceiling, send. Then measure the return visits against a normal day.
Five channels, priced in the open
In-app and push free on every plan. Email with the paid tiers. Viber and WhatsApp from ₱0.42, being connected and not live yet. SMS as credits at ₱0.95, cost shown first.
Consent is per purpose
Joining is not consent to marketing. NPC Circular 2023-04 says so and the product is built that way: two permissions, stored apart, withdrawable per channel.
04 · Grow what they spend
Move from visits to value when the shop is ready for it.
Seven more program types on the same engine, plus the peso-level tools a growing shop actually uses.
Points and cashback
Earn by visit, item or peso. Optional earn-rate tiers. Redeem as a discount at the counter or against a reward catalog.
Store credit
Peso credit you issue by hand, apart from cashback: a refund, a make-good for a bad order, a thank-you. Spendable at the counter, with a reason and a name on every entry.
Send a reward as a gift
Pasalubong, digitally. A member sends a reward or points to another member at the same shop; both are told, both see it, the ledger keeps the trail.
Earn by category or item
Different rates for coffee and food, services and retail, or one hero item you want to move. Needs items at the counter or a connected register.
Memberships, multipass, gift cards
Recurring benefits, prepaid visit bundles, and stored-value gift cards — kept apart from free reward vouchers, because RA 10962 treats them differently.
Eight formats, one engine
The stamp card is one of eight.
Same card, same counter, same customer record. A shop runs one on Launch, three at once on Core, as many as it likes on Grow — a stamp card for regulars and a birthday coupon for everyone else, without a second tool.
Stamp cards
Points & cashback
Member discounts
Memberships
Coupons
Reward catalog
Multipass
Gift cards
Run it without thinking
Built for the whole business, not one QR poster.
Staff roles and a ledger with names on it
Owner, manager, marketer, counter. Every stamp, reversal and redemption carries who, when and which branch, on every plan. Stamps per staff member becomes a report on Grow.
Unlimited branches, one card
A chain is one company. Customers earn and redeem anywhere; you see each branch on its own from Core, and where each member actually shops.
Analytics that decide the next move
Return rate, time to second visit, cohorts, reward liability in pesos, campaign attribution, and the branch and staff views that show where the program is working.
A counter that survives the internet
The customer's saved code works with no signal on every plan. The offline queue that holds and replays visits, with duplicate protection, arrives on Grow.
QR, NFC, printed, and any register
Scan from a phone, tablet or browser beside whatever POS you own. NFC tap on Core. API, webhooks and POS adapters on Grow, for when the till should post the sale itself.
Fraud made visible, and where possible prevented
Cooldowns, minimum spend, a welcome stamp that stays pending until staff confirm it, customer-approved redemption, reversals and a named ledger. We say plainly which controls detect and which prevent.
Built for the Philippines
Not translated for the market. Built in it.
Every global loyalty tool bills in dollars, emails in English and assumes a card reader. Here is what changes when the product is made in Manila for shops anywhere in the Philippines.
Pesos, paid the way you already pay
Priced in pesos, billed in pesos, settled by GCash, Maya and bank apps through QR Ph. Dollar-billed tools cannot say that.
Roadmap
English or Filipino at the counter
The counter and owner screens in Filipino as well as English. The single biggest thing between this and a carinderia — on the roadmap, done properly, not machine-translated.
Viber and Facebook, not just email
Your join link lives happily in a Facebook page bio, and Viber and WhatsApp are being connected as campaign channels next, because that is where Filipino customers actually read.
Suki is the model
Filipino shops invented tiered loyalty long before software did. The tiers, the win-back message, the recognition — they are named for the culture, not translated into it.
Works on a ₱5,000 Android with patchy data
A web app, nothing to install, and a saved code that works with no signal. The customer's phone is never the reason a stamp did not happen.
Built for the Data Privacy Act
Every right RA 10173 gives a customer is a control in the product. No competitor in this market says that, because none of them built for it.
What is live and what is next, from the same data as the pricing table.
Read the roadmapAPI · webhooks · POS adapters · spreadsheet (CSV) import/export · Apple Wallet · Google Wallet
Connect when the business is ready. Most never need to.
Start with KYP Rewards
Start simple. Keep every path open.
Launch a stamp card in one shop, free, then grow into the tiers, missions, automation and analytics your business actually needs — never sooner.