Stampah for barbers

Make their next cut worth coming back for.

A good barber relationship is built over a run of familiar visits. A simple loyalty card can help you thank clients for keeping their next cut with your shop, without changing how the chair runs.

No extra scanner or customer app required.

Barber-themed artwork used as the design of an example loyalty card.
Illustrative artwork for a Stampah loyalty card.

Keep the idea simple

A loyalty card should fit around the work you already do.

One possible starting point

A set number of visits earns a reward you choose.

An example to adapt to your own services, customers and reward terms.

01

Fit the reward around your service

Think about the clients and services you want the programme to recognise. You might reward a run of regular cuts, or choose a small extra that feels right for your shop.

A reward should feel like a thank-you and remain practical for your pricing. Stampah lets you choose the stamp target and reward details.

02

Keep the front-desk explanation short

Show the joining QR where clients check in or pay. Agree on one clear rule for which visit earns a stamp, then keep the same rule across the team.

Clients scan to join and keep the card in a browser or Google Wallet. Staff scan the card with a phone or tablet when it is time to add a stamp.

03

Let the card do the remembering

A phone-based card is easier to keep with a client than a paper card that can be left in a jacket or wallet. Their progress is visible when they return, and staff can confirm when the reward is ready.

If you run more than one service, start with the visit pattern you most want to encourage. You can adjust the programme details as you learn what clients respond to.

Build a programme that feels like yours.

Choose the qualifying visit, reward and card design. See the features and pricing before you decide.

  • QR code joining
  • Browser and Google Wallet cards
  • Phone camera scanning
  • Visit and customer insights