Community rewards without asking anyone to pay upfront. Customers opt in, shop as usual, and share the reward when the pool closes.
Community Purchase works like Community Deposit, a shared reward built from the group's purchases, but with no deposit. Customers opt in, and any eligible purchase they make at your counter during the pool's window counts towards the group total. All they have to do is shop as they normally would.
When the pool closes, all customers who opted in receive credit. The percentage depends on how much the whole group bought, and each person's share depends on what they spent. It suits busy shops with everyday purchases, and short campaigns tied to a date in the calendar, when a shared deadline gives people a reason to buy now.
January is usually quiet for a homeware shop, and another sale would only teach customers to wait for discounts.
A Community Purchase pool running through the New Year window gives regulars a shared goal: the more the group buys, the higher everyone's reward.
Prices stay the same, and the reward is paid in credit that customers can only spend at the shop.
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A florist knows Valentine's week will be busy. Rather than raising prices, it wants those customers to come back after the 14th.
A purchase pool suits a short, predictable spike: each eligible order that week counts towards one group reward.
When the pool closes, customers get credit towards their next bouquet, so a one-week rush leads to repeat visits in March.
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Only customers who opted in take part, so the reward goes to the regulars who chose to join the pool.
After the weekend, the shop can see which regulars took part and how much each of them spent.
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Their normal shopping earns a share of a group reward, with nothing to pay upfront.
Billed per 2-week pool period.
| Clients | Price | + Direct Credit | Max spend counted / client | Offers / month | Notification reach |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ≤ 33 | €0 | €0 | €500 | 3 | 33 |
| ≤ 666 | €50 | €65 | €1000 | 6 | 666 |
| ≤ 2999 | €80 | €100 | €1500 | 9 | 2999 |
| ≤ 5333 | €120 | €150 | €2000 | 12 | 5333 |
| Above top tier | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
Above the top tier shown, we set pricing for your account.
Direct Credit can be activated on top of any reward model above, for a small extra fee at your tier. The "+ Direct Credit" column shows the total price.
The max spend counted applies to each client in each pool, not to the pool's total. If a client spends more than this while the pool is active, the extra doesn't count towards their reward. A pool's total is what all clients spend, each counted up to this limit.
Separately, a client can hold at most €200 in reward credit at any one retailer, however many pools they join. If a client already holds €140 there and a new purchase would earn more than €60 in reward, only €60 is credited. The client should spend some of that credit first, then keep buying in the pool to build back up towards the €200 limit.
Push and in-app notifications never cost anything, at any tier. Email carries a small per-broadcast cost that rises with your tier.
A client can take part in a Community Purchase or Community Deposit pool at most once every 2 months, across both combined.
A retailer can activate a new Community Purchase or Community Deposit pool at most once every 2 months.
Community Deposit asks customers to pay a small amount upfront to join the pool. Community Purchase needs no deposit: the purchases a customer makes during the window are what count towards the group reward.
No, it works for an everyday program too. A window around New Year or a Christmas sale just gives customers a clearer reason to opt in.