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TAP for Small Businesses
Stop letting easy money slip through your fingers.
Turn your existing foot traffic into a compounding revenue engine.
The Reality Check
Stop letting easy money slip through your fingers.
You may already have foot traffic. But "busy" doesn't mean optimized.
Most small businesses quietly lose revenue every week because:
  • regulars don't come as often as they could
  • customers don't spend as much as they could
  • slow hours stay slow
  • referrals happen randomly, not intentionally
  • you can't meaningfully re-contact past visitors
  • and you end up discounting or posting online without knowing what actually worked
That's not a branding problem. That's a missing retention and demand-control system.
TAP fixes this — fast.
The uncomfortable truth
If you don't control repeat behavior, you're paying a hidden tax.
You earn a customer once… then you gamble on whether they remember you again.
Without a system to:
  • reward real visits
  • shape when people come
  • and re-engage past customers
you're leaving predictable money on the table.
TAP is the simple way to capture it.
What TAP is
TAP is a multi-merchant loyalty and growth platform built for physical businesses.
How it works for customers
Your customers use one universal TAP app across many participating places. They earn one points balance when they:
  • check in
  • redeem your in-store coupons
  • refer friends
  • leave private feedback or public reviews
  • complete surveys (coming soon)
  • and optionally pay through TAP
How it works for you
You decide what you want to reward and how much you want to spend. You can change your point values and offers anytime.
Important:
  • You get the ability to contact your customers through TAP and see aggregate insights.
  • No POS changes required.
  • Payments are optional.
Why you should implement TAP now
Because even if customers already come in, TAP increases how much each customer is worth.
It gives you control over three profit levers:
1. Frequency
Bring people back more often. A small lift here changes everything.
2. Basket
Nudge spend up without relying on big discounts.
3. Timing
Turn dead hours into revenue. This is where most businesses are bleeding quietly.
The real value: demand control without margin destruction
Discounts are blunt and expensive. They train customers to wait. They force you to sacrifice price integrity.
Points are a cheaper, smarter lever.

At as low as €0.007/point:
  • 10 points ≈ €0.07
  • A €10 discount costs €10
So instead of cutting price, you can pay pennies to shape behavior.
"But I open and people just come in."
Great. Then TAP is how you stop leaving easy profit behind.
Most "busy enough" businesses still have:
Quiet windows
Dead hours that could be generating revenue
Under-monetized regulars
Customers who could spend more or visit more often
Vanishing customers
One-time visitors who never return
No reliable re-engagement
No way to bring people back on purpose
TAP turns your existing traffic into a compounding revenue engine with almost no operational burden.
How TAP brings additional business
Not theory — practical mechanisms.
01
Referrals that only cost you when they work
Instead of paying for vague awareness, you reward verified outcomes. Your customers become your micro-sales team.
02
Network discovery
Because TAP is multi-merchant, customers already using TAP elsewhere can discover you inside a smaller, higher-intent ecosystem than generic maps.
03
Habit formation
A points nudge is often enough to turn: "once in a while" → "part of the routine."
That is new revenue.
The slow-hour problem TAP is built to fix
Most SMBs accept slow periods as unchangeable. They're not. They're just unmanaged.
With TAP, you can run simple, margin-safe nudges like:
  • "Check in before 6pm → 2× points"
  • "Tuesday lunch bonus"
  • "Midweek winback for past customers"
  • "Bring a friend this week → both earn bonus points"
This is lightweight demand shaping — cheaper than discounting and far more measurable.
A simple money snapshot (illustrative)
Assume your average visit is €20.
€1,800
Per month
If TAP drives +3 extra return visits per day
That's €60/day
€800
Per month
If a quiet-hour bonus pulls +10 extra customers/week during slow periods
€300+
Immediate revenue
If referrals bring +15 new customers/month
Plus the long-term value of the repeaters you keep
This is why TAP isn't "nice-to-have loyalty." It's a small business profit system.
We're making it a no-brainer to try
We'll fund your first 1,000 points.
So you can launch immediately and measure early value with essentially no hesitation.
The easiest way to start (Stage 1)
5 minutes. No device required.
You can begin with one printed poster.
You do:
  1. Create your TAP merchant account
  1. Add your business basics
  1. Use our starter settings (or customize)
  1. Download your Check-in QR poster
  1. Place it at the door or counter
How it works:
Your staff does nothing.
Customers open TAP → tap Check In → scan your poster inside the app.
Recommended Starter Setup
(conservative + effective)
You can change these anytime.
Check-in: 5 points
Verified review / private feedback: 10 points
Referral: 25 points to each person
(Optional) Pay through TAP: 1 point per €
This is designed to drive behavior without overspending.
The TAP Money Loop
This is the compounding advantage most businesses never get:
Customer visits
They check in / refer / review
You build a real "past customer" audience
You re-engage them with low-cost points
Your repeat revenue grows month after month
Without this, your growth resets to zero every week.
When you want more lift, unlock more tools
Stage 2 — In-Store Coupons & Rewards (with a device)
Use a staff phone/tablet or a TAP device.
Staff-validated coupon redemption
Control exactly when and how rewards are used
Ready-made templates
Launch campaigns in minutes, not hours
Clean rule controls
Set limits, expiration dates, and conditions easily
Clearer performance tracking
See what's working and what's not
This is built to be simple — not an overwhelming dashboard.
Stage 2(a) — Optional TAP Pay
If you want more attribution and smoother incentives:
  • Stripe handles KYC/AML
  • Payments are optional
Two ways to accept payments:
Static Pay QR
  • printed once
  • customer enters amount in TAP
  • staff visually confirms
  • can speed service and increase throughput
Dynamic Pay QR
  • staff enters amount
  • QR includes amount
  • customer scans and taps pay
This unlocks:
More precise ROI
Track exactly what drives revenue
Checkout-time incentives
Reward at the moment of purchase
Optional "cash back" style instant discounts
Apply rewards immediately at checkout
Stage 3 — Messaging, Surveys, and Advanced Growth
This is where your advantage widens.
You'll be able to:
Run winback and slow-hour campaigns
Incentivize customer satisfaction surveys with points (near-term roadmap)
Improve reputation with review incentives
Turn demand into something you can actually plan
Ads and targeted discovery (roadmap)
As TAP scales, merchants are able to run highly targeted promotions within TAP.
Why this matters:
TAP can eventually target based on verified behavior across merchants — not just clicks.
This means you can reach customers who have actually demonstrated relevant behaviors, not just people who might be interested.
Why TAP beats your alternatives
Punch cards:
  • no data
  • no re-engagement
  • no ROI
Discounting:
  • expensive
  • damages price integrity
  • trains customers to wait
Ads alone:
  • rising costs
  • unclear offline attribution
Single-merchant loyalty apps:
  • customers don't want more apps
  • adoption friction is high
TAP:
  • one universal app
  • low-cost incentives
  • compounding past-customer asset
  • demand shaping for slow times
  • optional payments for closed-loop ROI
If you do nothing, this doesn't get better
Your slow hours will still be slow. Your one-time visitors will still disappear. You'll still rely on discounts or guesswork to boost demand.
TAP is how you turn "we get walk-ins" into "we control repeat revenue."
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