At the fifth manicurethe care is free.
Nail design, lashes, brows, beauty treatments: whoever is happy comes back every few weeks. With Bonuno every client gets a stamp on her phone for each appointment and, after a few visits, an extra that you decide. No app, no sign-up, no customer data.
Ideas for your reward.
Between 3 and 20 stamps, and you write the reward yourself. A few examples that work well:
- For the nail salon
Five manicures, at the sixth the hand care is free.
- For lashes and brows
Four infills, at the fifth brow styling is included.
- For the beauty studio
Six treatments, at the seventh a mask on the house.
Ready in three steps.
- Upload your logo, choose a few stamps, say five, and enter the extra as the reward.
- Put the QR code at reception or at the station. The client gets the card during the treatment.
- When paying, you scan the card with the phone. No ink pad next to freshly painted nails.
Why digital fits better.
Fits long intervals
Anything from three stamps up is possible. With appointments every three or four weeks, short cards are more motivating.
No customer file
Bonuno stores no names, email addresses or phone numbers. The card belongs to the client’s phone.
Looks like your studio
Your logo becomes the stamp, in your colour. The card matches your look.
Everything included, from the first plan.
Scanner, your own logo as the stamp, several stamp cards and Google Wallet. The only difference between the plans is how many customers have an active card at the same time.
€24.90 monthly
Frequently asked questions.
Can I offer the card only for certain treatments?
Yes. You decide what earns a stamp and can create several cards, one for nails and one for lashes, for example.
What happens when a client changes her phone?
Every card has its own link that the client can save. If the card is in Google Wallet, it moves with the account. You can also bring the card onto the new phone at reception by QR code.
Do I have to inform clients about data protection?
Bonuno collects no names or contact details of your clients. What is stored technically is described in Bonuno’s privacy policy.