Have an offer in mind?
Tell us your shop and the mark next door. We'll write the offer with you and set it up. $100 for your first month, no contract.
A guide for your offer
What makes a good offer
Someone just took the mark next door. They're 500 feet away, on foot, on a whim. Your offer is what turns that into a walk to your counter.
Six things that make it work
1. Make it small and concrete
A free cookie, a size up or an extra topping beats “10% off”. It costs you little and it's easy to hand over at the counter.
2. Attach it to a purchase
“With any coffee” means every redemption is a paying customer.
3. Match the moment
They're out walking right now. A drink, a snack or a scoop fits. “20% off your next oil change” doesn't.
4. One sentence, no fine print
It's read on a phone, on the sidewalk. If it needs an asterisk, it's too much.
5. Use your slow hours
An offer that runs from 2 to 4 in the afternoon fills tables you'd have empty anyway, and leaves your rush alone.
6. Cap it while you test
Start with, say, the first 50 redemptions. You see what it costs before it costs much, and we raise the cap when you're ready.
Offers that work
Written the way they show up on someone's phone. Borrow one, or use it as a start for your own.
Café
- Free cookie, with any coffee
- Free size up, on any latte
- Free extra shot, with any drink
Bakery
- Free mini croissant, with any coffee
- Second cookie free, when you buy one
Ice cream
- Free extra topping, on any cone or cup
- Free waffle cone, with any scoop
- Free kids' scoop, with any large scoop
Bookshop
- Free tote bag, with any book
- Free gift wrap and a bookmark, with any book
Gift shop
- Free postcard, with any purchase
- Free gift wrap, on anything in the shop
Restaurant
- Free side of fries, with any burger
- Free lemonade, with any lunch
- Free dessert, with any two entrées
When to run it
You don't set any of this up yourself. Pick the one that fits your shop, tell us, and we set it up with you.
On the big days next door
Some days we feature the mark next door, and more people come out to take it. Tell us you'd like your offer to ride those days and we'll set it up.
In your slow hours
Pick the hours you want busier, like 2 to 4 in the afternoon. The offer only works inside them, on your shop's clock.
For your opening
New on the street? Run an offer for your first weeks only, capped at a number you're comfortable with.
What to avoid
Percentages off big-ticket items
“15% off any bike” costs you real money, and nobody buys a bike on a whim.
Anything that needs fine print
Exclusions, minimum spends, “not valid with”. If you have to explain it at the counter, it isn't working.
An offer you can't honor at your busiest hour
If a free cookie would slow down the lunch line, keep the offer to your quieter hours.
Anything age-restricted
Offers show to people 16 and up. No alcohol, no tobacco or vaping, nothing you'd check ID for.