Turn one croissant into regulars
How it works at your bakery
They scan as they pay
Your QR sits by the till, next to the bread. Customers scan it with their phone camera while you bag their order - no app, just your page.You tap to confirm
The check-in pops up on the phone or tablet behind the counter. One tap and the loaf is on their card - or switch on auto check-ins for the morning queue.The eighth loaf's on you
When the card fills, they show the reward at the counter and you confirm it there, so nothing leaves the shelf without you seeing it.From first visit to regular
Before they visit
A page that looks like you
Eight colour presets, or your own
Ten typefaces, from clean to characterful
Light or dark, to suit the place
Insight
Her birthday is in 3 days. Wants her sourdough sliced, every Saturday, and she's one visit from her next reward.
Check-in
Scanned 2 minutes agoTwo-for-one pastries
Set hours · claimed a minute agoAt the counter
Check-ins in one tap
Accept or decline a check-in with one tap
Rewards confirmed the same way, in person
An AI summary from their notes, visits and birthday
No app for customers to download
Maya
12 visits · 3 claims
Joined 7 months ago · last visit 5 days ago6 November
Opted in
Wants her sourdough sliced, every Saturday
After the visit
Know your regulars by name
Notes on each customer, kept with their history
Birthdays flagged, so you can plan a treat
Message a regular, or send them a reward directly
Your top three customers, every month
Four ways to use it at your bakery
The last batch before closing
Two-for-one pastries in the hours you choose, every day. It can't be claimed outside them, and your page shows the times, so the last trays go home with someone.The Saturday-only customer
An eight-loaf card gives a weekend regular a reason to come midweek too, and your counter screen remembers how they like it sliced.Someone new on the street
A free pastry for joining your page, claimable once each, turns a look through the window into a first order - and a new name on your list.Cake orders for the regulars
A members' treat only people who've joined your page can see: a slice on the house with any celebration cake. Everyone else sees something is waiting.0
Page views
Reward views
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Link clicks
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Your numbers
See what brings them back
Page views day by day, over 7, 30 or 90 days
Your rewards, ranked by how often they're seen
Which links and socials people open
Check-ins and rewards claimed, at a glance
Understand your customers
A briefing on arrival
When a regular checks in, your counter screen shows a short AI summary from their visits, rewards and your notes.Notes that stick
Jot down what they like. Every note is kept with their history, private to your business.Birthdays, flagged
Customers can add their birthday, and you see it coming before they do.Message regulars
Reply, check in on them, or drop one of your rewards straight into the chat.Page announcements
New hours, a new menu, a closure - posted in a line, with an alert to your members and a count of who saw it.Every visit, on record
Check-ins, rewards claimed and reviews, in order - so you know who's a regular and who you haven't seen in a while. Your top three customers, every month.Every feature, up close
Made for every kind of local
Questions, answered
It runs beside it. Qrop doesn't connect to your till: customers scan your QR, you confirm the visit on any phone or tablet, and you ring up sales the way you do now.
When they're collected. A card fills when a customer scans your QR in the shop and you confirm the visit, so a cake order counts on the day it's picked up.
No - a card belongs to one account. Anyone in the family can join with their own email, and each of them can check in once a day.
A QR code loyalty program replaces the paper stamp card with a code on your counter. Customers scan it with their phone camera, you confirm the visit, and it counts towards a reward on their digital loyalty card - nothing to print per customer and nothing for them to install.
Building your page, adding rewards and printing your counter flyer cost nothing. Your page goes live when you switch it on, free for your first 60 days, then a founding price that's yours for life. Cancel any time before the trial ends and you pay nothing.
No. They scan the QR code at your counter and your page opens in their phone's browser. Joining takes an email address.
Your printed QR code and any phone, tablet or laptop signed in to your account. The counter screen runs in the browser, so there is no till integration or scanner to buy for your bakery.
A paper card gets lost and tells you nothing. A digital stamp card can't be forgotten at home, every stamp is confirmed by you, and you can see who your regulars are, when they last came in and what brings them back.
Because you remember them. Your counter screen shows who's walking in and the notes you keep on them, and a reward waiting on their next loaf gives them a reason to come back to you.
Every reward is confirmed by you at the counter, so it's only ever handed over in person - and each customer can check in once a day, so a card can't be filled in one sitting.
Only your members - people who have joined your page - so reviews come from your own customers, not passers-by.
No - your handle is your page's address, so it's fixed once claimed. Pick one your customers will recognise.
Set it up privately for as long as you like. It goes public the moment you switch it on with your free trial.
Bring your regulars back
Claim your address now and set up your page this afternoon. Start for free - nothing to pay for your first 60 days.Your own page and link
Rewards and counter check-ins
A printable counter flyer