Βοήθεια για επιχειρήσεις / Χτίσε σταθερούς πελάτες
A return perk you hand a guest at the bill, scaled to what they just spent, redeemable only on a real proven visit. Once somebody has proved they come back, the next pass becomes a perk instead of more money off, so you stop discounting a regular.
WHAT YOU SET. A base percentage, a cap it can never pass, a quiet-night boost, and how many days a pass lasts. Plus an optional perk, in your own words, for somebody who has already proven a return.
THE OFFER SCALES TO THE BILL, up to a ceiling, so a big table gets a bigger reason to return and a coffee does not earn a free dinner.
THE QUIET-NIGHT BOOST RESOLVES WHEN THEY REDEEM IT, not when you issue it. That is the clever part: a deeper discount can only ever be spent on a night that is actually empty. You are never giving away more on a full Saturday than you meant to.
THE LADDER GRADUATES, which is the whole idea. The first pass is money off, because that is what gets a stranger back. Once they have proven a return, the next one is your perk rather than a deeper discount, because a regular should be thanked, not discounted into the ground.
IT CANNOT BE FARMED. Every pass is single use, expires, and can only be redeemed on a visit your own door confirmed by a scan. A self-reported check-in does not redeem a pass.
YOU ISSUE THEM BY HAND, AT THE BILL. You type the bill amount, you get a code and a link with the expiry date on screen, and you hand it over. There is no automatic issuing for you to switch on.
YOUR RECEIPT IS REAL AND IT IS FAIR TO ITSELF. Issued, redeemed, your comeback rate, the revenue those returns brought, the discount you gave, and a ratio that compares only discounted returns against the discount those same visits cost. Perk redemptions are kept out of both sides, so the ratio is not flattered by the ones that cost you nothing.
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