Your stamp card lives on every customer's phone: they scan the QR at your counter, you approve the stamp with one tap, and they always know how close they are to the reward.
30 days free from the day we approve your business. No payment details needed for the trial.
It works until it goes through the wash, or comes back full of stamps nobody remembers giving. Club OTD keeps the card on the customer's phone and gives you the final say on every stamp.
With paper cards:
So today's coffee doesn't count. By the third time, they stop asking for it.
With Club OTD:
And people don't forget their phones. Customers can see how many stamps they have and how close they are to the reward.
With paper cards:
Someone picked up a look-alike stamp at the craft store and walked in with a full card, ready for their free sandwich.
With Club OTD:
When someone asks for a stamp, you get a notification with their name. If they aren't buying anything right now, you tap reject and move on.
With paper cards:
The guy who came in every morning hasn't been around in three weeks, and you had no way of knowing.
With Club OTD:
Your customer list shows how far along each person is on every card.
Every stamp goes through you. Each customer can have one pending request at a time, and you decide how long they wait between stamps, so nobody racks up three in one visit.
If you're out running errands, whoever is at the register approves from their own phone. Every stamp is logged with who approved it and when.
María is on her sixth coffee.
Two more and the next one's free,
so you know she'll be back Monday.
A few ideas to picture yours.
Sign up in the app and pick how many stamps it takes and what the reward is. You can get it ready while we review your business.
Your QR turns on once we approve you. Share it or print it from the app and stick it by the register.
Every stamp request pings your phone. One tap approves it and the stamp shows up on the customer's card right away.
Use your phone's camera. If you don't have the app yet, the QR lets you open Club OTD in your browser, nothing to download.
The business approves it and the stamp lands on your card while you pay.
Fill the card, ask to redeem and the business hands you the reward. A new card starts right there.
In Venezuela, plenty of businesses already know OTD for its gift cards. Club OTD is our next chapter, focused on the stamp card, something any shop can run from its counter.
We check every business by hand before it goes live, so every card on Club OTD belongs to a real shop.
Soon you'll read how it went for them here, with the shop's name and the owner's. Want to be one of them? Sign up your business on the web.
One plan per business, with as many cards as you want and your staff included.
The app is free for them, from the first stamp to the reward.
You can also pay in bolívares with PagoMóvil or immediate debit, at the day's BCV rate.
30 days free
Then USD 9.99 a month
Cancel anytime and your cards stay saved.
Your 30 days start the day we approve your business. Time spent waiting for review doesn't count.
Yes. Open it in your phone or computer browser, nothing to download. If you'd rather use the app, it's on the App Store and Google Play.
Nothing for the first 30 days. After that it's USD 9.99 a month per business, with all your cards and your staff included. There's no setup fee and you can leave whenever you want.
From day 31 you need a subscription to keep approving stamps. If you don't subscribe, your cards and your customers' stamps stay saved, and you pick up where you left off whenever you do.
No. The app is free for them, and the reward comes from you, same as with a paper card.
It's the obvious question. What helps most is telling them yourself while you ring them up: "scan this and today's coffee counts." The first scan takes them to your page on Club OTD, and from there they open it in the browser, nothing to download. After that, they come back and ask for a stamp each time they visit.
No stamp goes through unless you or your staff approve it. Each customer can have one pending request per card, and if nobody answers within 10 minutes it expires. You also set how long customers wait between stamps (2 hours by default), so nobody collects three in one visit.
As many as you need. Each one has its own reward and stamp count, and you pick its color. A bakery could run one for everyday bread and another for cakes.
They request the reward in the app and you approve it the same way you approve a stamp. You hand over the reward, the full card moves to their history and a new one appears so they can start over.
So every card on Club OTD belongs to a business that actually exists. We check each sign-up by hand. In the meantime you can set up your card, and the day we approve you, your QR turns on and your 30 free days begin.
If your business is in Venezuela, yes. You can pay with PagoMóvil or immediate debit at the day's BCV rate. Everywhere else, the subscription is paid by card.
Yes, each from their own phone. Every approval and rejection is logged with who did it, when and from which device, so if a stamp looks off you know who to ask.
Nope, though if you have one, it works there as well. Club OTD runs in your phone or computer browser, from setting up cards to approving stamps. You can share or print your QR from there too.
Sign up your business on the web and get your card ready while we review it. Billing starts on day 31, if you decide to stay.
