CutCards Strategy

Use a Coupon Card for targeted promotions, limited-time offers, and first-visit incentives.

• Good for bringing new clients in from Instagram, walk-ins, referrals, or local campaigns.
• Can promote discounts, free upgrades, product offers, or reactivation campaigns.
• Best used as a short-term campaign card rather than the main loyalty layer.

Use a Stamp Card when the goal is to encourage repeat visits with a clear, familiar earn-and-redeem mechanic.

• Easy for clients to understand: visit, scan, collect a stamp, earn a reward.
• Works well for haircut frequency, beard maintenance, kids cuts, or add-on services.
• A strong entry-level offer for shops that want loyalty without points or memberships.

Use a Rewards Card as the broadest loyalty layer: every eligible purchase can earn points and give clients a reason to identify themselves each visit.

• Simple default card for walk-ins, returning clients, product purchases, and service upgrades.
• Builds a client list for follow-up offers without forcing customers into a paid commitment.
• Can be customized with points rules, reward thresholds, and shop-specific branding.

Use the PrePaid Style Card to package repeatable services into prepaid bundles.

• Ideal for maintenance cuts, beard lineups, hot towel upgrades, or grooming add-ons.
• Creates upfront commitment while keeping the client experience simple: buy visits, scan, redeem.
• Useful for individual barbers who want a portable client-retention offer.

Use a Membership Card for clients who want recurring benefits, priority treatment, or a managed grooming routine.

• Positions the shop or barber as more than a transaction: clients belong to a program.
• Can include monthly visits, priority booking, product discounts, or members-only upgrades.
• Needs a Stripe account to collect recurring revenue automatically.