For publishers, local businesses, and patrons
One card. A neighborhood of offers.
Publish a digital coupon card, let businesses submit their own offers, and give patrons a single code that each shop can redeem once.
How a card moves through the town
01
Build the card
A publisher opens an account, names a collection, and sets how many cards can be sold.
02
Approve the offers
Local businesses apply with their own offer. Nothing goes on the card until the publisher accepts it.
03
Redeem it once
A patron buys the card and shows a code. Each business marks its offer used, so it cannot be claimed again.
Paper cards get lost. These stay with the code.
Update an offer without reprinting. See which cards have sold. Stop a code from being used twice. The card lives on a page patrons can open from a phone.
- Publishers stay in control
- You choose the price, the card limit, and which submitted offers are approved.
- Businesses apply themselves
- Share a submission link or account code. The business writes the offer and sets a redemption password.
- Each offer is one-time
- A scan checks the business password and marks that offer used. A test scan does not.
Start a card for your area
Choose a plan, finish checkout, and open the publisher dashboard.