Loyalty application for
Hotels

Start with your sales. A good loyalty program should boost repeat purchases and customer spend.
To check if your setup works, track these key numbers:
1. How many customers joined?
If fewer than 30–40%, your program may need to be more attractive. A welcome voucher can help — even with a free BonusQR account.
2. New vs. returning customers
After 2–3 months, aim for at least 60–70% returning customers. If you reach 80%, that’s excellent.
3. Revenue impact
Loyalty members usually spend 12–40% more and shop more often. Even a 5% retention increase can grow profits by up to 95%.

All of this is trackable in your BonusQR dashboard.

With BonusQR, you get a list of your loyal customers, including the nicknames they choose in the app. You can also see their visit history, collected points, and used coupons.

All customer data is protected and GDPR compliant. We do not show email addresses to businesses, and we only send notifications to customers about important or helpful updates—like earned rewards, upcoming coupon expiry, or new offers from your café.

Thanks to BonusQR, you can stay in touch with your customers, while keeping their privacy safe.

Use modern and fun technology to make your loyalty program exciting. BonusQR is an app that automatically gets your customers involved.

Gamified loyalty programs—like collecting stamps, tracking visits, or spending milestones—make customers feel rewarded for their effort. People love the feeling of unlocking a reward!

The app shows them their current progress and what rewards they can get next. That way, they feel like part of a game.

You can also set up random prizes—and you’ll see how happy your winners are!

You can choose different types of rewards. It can be a coupon for a free product or service (like a coffee, dessert, or massage), or a discount or voucher with a set amount of money off.

What’s important is that the rules are clear and the reward is interesting for most people. For example, “every 8th coffee free” is motivating. But “every 20th coffee free” is too far away and not exciting.

Don’t forget the main idea of a loyalty program – you are rewarding customers for choosing you instead of your competitors.
Think about it: How much do you appreciate a customer who comes for the 10th time? Or someone who spends €100 at your café instead of somewhere else?

The better the reward feels, the more likely they’ll keep coming back.