Every occasion is a new coin toss
He bought roses here in February. In May he was running late, passed another shop first, and that was that. Nothing pulled him back to yours.
Loyalty card · Flower shops
Birthdays come back every year. Make sure they come back to your shop.
TapTime is a digital stamp card for florists: a stamp per bouquet, a free bouquet after nine, kept on the customer's phone. You scan their code at the counter, you see who your regulars are, and gift cards are built in. From 119 ₾ a month per location.
14 days freeNo card requiredNo hardware, just your phone
- 119 ₾
- a month per shop, everything included
- 14 days
- free trial, no card required
- 9
- bouquets to a free one, or set your own
- 0
- hardware to buy, scan with your phone
Try the card below
This is the real stamp card and the till screen, not a video. Pick a color, add a stamp, redeem the free bouquet.
Bloom Bouquet ClubBloom & Co
Free bouquet after 9 stamps
6/9
Scan at the till
Till 1
Maria K.6 of 9
- +1 stampTue 08:40
- +1 stampMon 08:35
- +1 stampSat 10:12
This is the real stamp card and the till screen, not a video. Pick a color, add a stamp, redeem the free bouquet.
How does a loyalty card work for a flower shop?
A flower shop loyalty card gives a stamp for every bouquet and a reward after a set number, usually a free bouquet. The customer keeps the card on their phone and shows a QR code at the counter; you scan it from the dashboard and the stamp is added. With TapTime you design the card in your colors, customers carry it on their phone after one scan, and gift cards are included.
The customer who bought Mother's Day flowers here last year is buying them somewhere this year.
Flowers are the most repeatable purchase on the street: the same birthdays, the same anniversaries, the same Friday bouquet for the kitchen table. And most shops have no idea who came back.
You know the Friday regular's face, not her name
She buys tulips every week. When she stops, you notice three weeks later and there is nothing you can do about it.
Half your customers do not know what to buy
A husband, a colleague, a son standing in the doorway with no idea. A gift card would have solved it, if you had one they could buy in a minute.
A stamp for every bouquet, a name for every regular.
The card lives on the customer's phone, the scanning happens on yours, and the numbers land in the dashboard.
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A stamp per bouquet, a bouquet for free
Nine stamps to a free bouquet by default, or any number you choose. Name the reward, describe it, set the terms and an optional expiry.
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Scan at the counter, no hardware
The customer shows their code on their phone, you scan it from the dashboard on your phone and tap Add a stamp. Wrapping paper in one hand, phone in the other.
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On the phone they already carry
Customers keep the card on their phone. It is not lost with a receipt or left in another coat.
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Gift cards for the people who cannot decide
Gift cards are part of the loyalty module: sell one to the customer who wants to give flowers but does not know which, and let the recipient choose.
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Know your regulars
Stamp and reward statistics per shop. See how many customers are collecting, who is close to a free bouquet and how many rewards you gave this month.
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A card as pretty as the window
Your logo, your colors or a gradient, a flower as the stamp icon, a gift as the reward icon, your font. Designed in minutes.
Set it up between two deliveries.
No hardware, no onboarding call, nothing to print except the QR code. The whole thing runs from the dashboard on your phone.
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Design the card
Logo, colors, a flower for the stamp. Nine bouquets to a free one, or your own rule. Add the terms.
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Put the QR code by the till
Customers scan it once and the card is theirs — nothing to install. Yours may be the first card they hold or the fourth.
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Scan, stamp, hand over the free bouquet
Each bouquet, scan their code and add a stamp. On the ninth, tap Redeem and it is logged with the rest.
Paper stamp card versus digital, at the flower counter.
Paper stamp card
- Where it lives. Folded into a receipt, lost by the third bouquet
- Adding a stamp. A pen, with wet hands, between customers
- Who your regulars are. Faces at the counter
- Gift cards. A printed voucher, if you got round to it
- Changing the reward. Reprint the cards
- What it costs. Printing, plus the free bouquets you cannot count
TapTime loyalty card
- Where it lives. On the customer's phone
- Adding a stamp. A scan from your phone, logged with the time
- Who your regulars are. Stamps and rewards counted in the dashboard
- Gift cards. Included in the module
- Changing the reward. Edit once, every card updates
- What it costs. 119 ₾ a month per shop
Friday, 17:30, at Bloom & Co.
One Friday afternoon with a card that knows the regulars.
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The Friday regular takes her tulips, opens the card on her phone and shows the code. A scan from the florist's phone: stamp seven of nine.
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A man in the doorway has a birthday tomorrow and no idea. He leaves with a gift card, bought in a minute, and a card in his own app with one stamp on it.
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A customer from Valentine's Day is back for an anniversary. The card he collected in February is still on his phone, four stamps in.
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The florist checks the dashboard while sweeping up: twenty-two stamps today, two free bouquets redeemed and logged, three customers one bouquet away.
The anniversary customer back on your calendar before the date comes round
Each bouquet stamp can reach your ads, your phone and your calendar tools. It is included with the loyalty card at no extra cost: no add-on, no higher tier, no fee per stamp or reward sent.
How conversions, webhooks and the API work
See what the Mother's Day post brought in
A customer's first stamp is sent once as a sign-up, to GA4 as sign_up and to Meta as CompleteRegistration. The Mother's Day boost on Instagram is measured in new cards at the counter.
Free bouquets reported while you are out
At the flower market at dawn, the shop's Telegram group or Slack still hears every reward redeemed and every new member, with who and when. Each free bouquet your staff hand over is on your phone.
A reminder a year after the anniversary roses
Zapier or Make take each stamp with the customer's name, phone and date and add a Google Calendar event a year on, with no code. Next February, you know who to expect.
For the shop with its own website
Signed webhooks post each stamp and reward as JSON to your own site or customer list, and the REST API reads programs, cards and rewards. Documented in the open at /docs/api.
One flat price. Unlimited cards, unlimited stamps.
119 ₾ a month per shop. The card designer, the card on the customer's phone, scanning, statistics, gift cards, promo codes and the refer-a-friend program are all included. No hardware, no per-stamp fees.
Two shops, or a stall at the market as well? One card works at every location, each with its own 119 ₾ subscription under one dashboard. Add appointments, a QR menu or table reservations later; they are switched on separately.
Built for every kind of flower business.
- Flower shops
- Florists
- Flower studios
- Flower stalls and kiosks
- Plant shops
- Garden centers
- Wedding and event florists
- Flower delivery shops
Questions florists ask before starting a loyalty card.
Do customers need to install an app?
No. The card lives on their phone. They scan your QR code once and it is theirs — nothing to install. If they already use TapTime at a café or a salon, your card appears next to those.
Can I give a stamp per bouquet rather than per visit?
Yes. A stamp is added each time you scan, so you decide what earns one: a bouquet, a visit, an order above a certain size. Write the rule in the card's terms so customers know.
What should the reward be for a flower shop?
Most florists choose a free bouquet after nine stamps, which is the default. You can set any number of stamps, name the reward, add a description and terms, and set an expiry if you want one.
How do gift cards work?
Gift cards are part of the loyalty module, included in the subscription at no extra cost. They give the customer who cannot decide a way to buy from you today and send the recipient to your shop to choose.
Do I need a scanner or any hardware?
No. You scan the customer's code with the TapTime dashboard open on any phone or tablet you already have. There is nothing to buy and nothing to install at the counter.
How long does it take to set up?
Most flower shops design the card and print the QR code in under half an hour. There is no onboarding call, no hardware and nothing to print except the code.
What does it cost and is there a contract?
119 ₾ a month per shop, paid monthly by card. No contract, no setup fee, no per-stamp charge. The first 14 days are free and you do not enter a card to start.
What happens if I stop paying?
After a short grace period the card is paused and shows a brief “temporarily unavailable” note on the customer's phone. Nothing is deleted: cards, stamps and statistics wait for you and come back when you switch it on.
Can I get a reminder a year after a customer buys anniversary flowers?
Not as a built-in feature, but you can set it up without code. TapTime sends every stamp with the customer's name, phone and time to Zapier, Make, n8n or Pipedream, and a date step there creates a Google Calendar event one year later.
Bring the birthdays back to your counter.
Fourteen days free, no card, cancel any time. The first stamp could go on a bouquet today.
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