Loyalty program software for salons and barbershops
A salon customer comes in every four to six weeks, which makes loyalty both more valuable and harder to sustain. Six visits is most of a year — the card has to survive that long without being lost, and the customer has to be reminded before the gap becomes permanent.
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Why it fits
Six stamps, not ten
At a visit every month, ten stamps is nearly a year of waiting. Six keeps the reward within sight across a realistic booking cycle.
A card that cannot be lost
Paper cards rarely survive six weeks in a pocket, let alone six of them. A wallet pass is still there at the next appointment.
Catch the drift early
When someone who came every five weeks reaches week nine, they have usually gone somewhere else. Seeing that in a list is the whole point.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many visits should a salon loyalty card require?
- Six visits. With a typical four-to-six week booking cycle, that is six to nine months — long enough to be worth rewarding, short enough that customers do not lose interest.
- What is a good salon loyalty reward?
- A free add-on service rather than a free appointment. A treatment or a beard trim costs you time you often have anyway, where a free full service costs you a whole slot.
- How do I stop customers drifting to another salon?
- Watch the gap. Filter for anyone whose last visit was longer ago than their normal cycle and send a short message before the ninth week, not after.