The loyalty power of a chain, for every independent.
One rewards network for Northern Ireland’s local businesses. Customers pay as normal; rewards and insight run themselves.
Nothing changes at the till.
Quay Street Deli, Newry
Example dashboardThis month
Quiet Tuesday: double points on everything until 4pm.
High streets are under real pressure.
Across Northern Ireland, more than one town-centre premises in five stood empty in October 2024.
of town-centre business premises in Northern Ireland were vacant in October 2024, on average.
hospitality businesses closed across Northern Ireland in the first five months of 2026.
of NI hospitality businesses had no cash reserves left in early 2025.
Sources: Department for Communities Town Centre Database, Northern Ireland average of non-domestic property vacancy in town centres, October 2024, as published in the MHCLG/ONS local data profiles (July 2025); NI Food to Go Association via the Irish News (June 2026); Hospitality Ulster, BBPA, BII and UKHospitality survey (February 2025).
What you get.
Lower card rates
A network card rate, in discussion with payment partners.
Ready-made rewards
Your own loyalty scheme, with a budget you set and can change.
Example settings
Offers in one tap
Quiet afternoon? Send an offer to nearby customers.
Be part of the first network.
Pilot businesses join on founding-member terms. Tell us about yours and we’ll walk you through it.
Questions
Does anything change at the till?
No. Customers pay as they always do. Rewards are worked out automatically afterwards.
What does it cost?
Pilot businesses join on founding-member terms. We’ll walk you through it in a short call.
Do I see my customers’ details?
You see your own customers’ visits and spend with you, never their card details or what they spend elsewhere.