Coupon vs cashback: Which drives customer loyalty best?
Most small business owners reach for coupons almost automatically when they want to bring customers...

Let clients book a haircut, a treatment or a court in seconds – in the same app where they collect loyalty rewards.
Clients choose the service and, if you like, their stylist or barber – no phone calls needed.
Treatments and massages with their own durations, booked into free slots in your calendar.
Rent out courts, lanes or studios in clear time slots and avoid double bookings.
Consultations, car services, photo studios – if you work by appointment, booking adapts to you.
Create your services with their durations and add resources, such as a specific stylist linked to a staff account.
Define opening hours, blocked times and how far in advance clients can book.
Clients book in your loyalty app or on your own booking page, and you confirm each request.





Every request lands in your BonusQR admin next to your loyalty data. Confirm or cancel appointments, add bookings by hand and let staff see the appointments for their own resources.
A reservation system keeps your calendar full and organised — customers book the exact slot they want, your staff see their schedule, and you avoid double bookings and missed calls. Because it lives in your loyalty app, every booker is already one step from joining your rewards program.
For your business that means more covers, fewer no-shows and a smoother day. And since reservations and loyalty share one app, a first-time booking is the perfect moment to turn a new guest into a regular.
Any business that works by appointment – hair salons and barbers, beauty and wellness, sport venues with courts or studios, and many other services. Restaurants and cafés use table booking with a floor plan instead.
Yes — the reservation widget is unlocked on a paid BonusQR plan (Basic or Premium). You can start on the Free plan to set up your loyalty program, then upgrade when you want to take bookings.
Yes. Add services with their durations, resources such as individual staff members, opening hours and blocked times. Staff linked to a resource see their own appointments.
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