The system keeps the rhythm
If a guest normally comes every six weeks and it has been eight, that is not something you should have to hold in your head.
For salons and barbershops
Salon guests come rarely and spend a lot, and once they fall out of rhythm they easily end up somewhere else. Here a loyalty programme is mostly a question of timing.
If a guest normally comes every six weeks and it has been eight, that is not something you should have to hold in your head.
A colour is not a blow-dry. Basket-based points reward what people actually spend, not how often they walk in.
Someone who has come to you for years should get something visible for it. Tiers handle that automatically.
Your staff scan the guest's QR code, or type their short code or phone number. For a new guest, the phone number alone is enough.
That is what the system calculates from: a point in proportion to the spend, or a stamp on the card. It is the one extra thing your staff do.
Tiers, streaks, birthdays, lapsed guests: you set the rule once and it keeps working.
In a salon a single lapsed guest is expensive, because baskets are large and visits are rare:
These numbers work with your figures, not ours. Run them with your own basket size and guest count in the calculator.
Run it with your own numbersNo — Revino is a loyalty programme, not a booking system. It runs alongside the one you already use, and you can link it in campaign messages.
No. Each colleague scans with their own login, and you can see the numbers per person if you want to.
Usually not a free service but an add-on: a treatment, a brow tidy, a product sample.
You can, if you are going to use it. Birthday campaigns work best in salons — but only collect data that has a purpose.
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