The sixth cutat half price.
Regulars are the capital of every salon. With Bonuno they get a stamp on their phone for every appointment, and after a few visits a reward that you choose. For hair salons, barbershops and men’s hairdressers, without an app and without you having to collect 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 barbershop
Five haircuts, with the sixth the beard trim is free.
- For the salon
Six appointments, at the seventh 50 % off the cut.
- For care
Eight visits, then a head massage or a care product.
Ready in three steps.
- Upload your logo, choose the number of stamps, for example six, and enter the reward.
- Put the QR code at reception or by the mirror. Whoever is waiting gets the card.
- After the appointment, when paying: show the card and you scan it with the phone at reception.
Why digital fits better.
Fewer stamps, bigger reward
Anything from 3 to 20 stamps is possible. For appointments every few weeks, five or six work better than ten.
Your logo as the stamp
Every stamp looks like a real print of your logo. The card carries your brand, not ours.
No customer data needed
Bonuno doesn’t ask for a name, email or phone number. The card belongs to the phone, not to a customer file.
Several chairs, one system
Every team member can stamp on their own phone. The numbers come together in one place.
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.
Does it work alongside my booking system?
Yes. Bonuno is independent of it and needs no connection to your calendar or till.
Can I give a discount as the reward instead of a free cut?
Yes. The reward is free text, such as “50 % off the next cut” or “Free beard trim”.
Is a digital loyalty card in the salon GDPR-compliant?
Bonuno doesn’t store your customers’ names, email addresses or phone numbers. That removes most of the data protection questions customer files usually raise.