Customers who already have the app
Your future regulars are already collecting points elsewhere in the neighbourhood. Joining means appearing on their map from day one, without waiting for a first volume of visits.
From the neighbourhood café to the national chain, every dot is a business where your customers already collect points.
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272 partner businesses, and the map keeps filling up.
The Badger community is 272 local businesses sharing one loyalty programme and one app. A customer who collects points at the café in the morning also collects them at the takeaway at lunch and at the shop on Saturday, with one account and one code. The network started in Lausanne and now covers French-speaking Switzerland. Every dot on the map is an independent business or a chain that chose to recognise its regulars without a plastic card, a form, or extra hardware at the counter.
Your future regulars are already collecting points elsewhere in the neighbourhood. Joining means appearing on their map from day one, without waiting for a first volume of visits.
Points are credited on the amount paid, at the counter or straight from the till. You set the rewards and their thresholds, and change them whenever you like.
Your news and offers are shown to Badger customers located around you, not to whoever a social network decides to reach.
The phone or tablet you already have is enough. Twenty minutes of setup with us, then support by phone.
Book a twenty-minute demo. We set up your rewards and thresholds together, and your business appears on the map as soon as it is live.
Cafés, restaurants, takeaways, bakeries, boutiques, opticians, second-hand shops. What matters is that your customers can come back.
In French-speaking Switzerland, around Lausanne first. The map above shows every active business, with its address.
No. One Badger account works at every business in the network. A customer who already has the app collects points with you from their first visit.
No. Each business sees its own visits, its own amounts and its own rewards. The network shares an app, not the data.