Create your free loyalty card, ready to print.
Choose a style, type your shop's name and the reward: the preview updates instantly. Then print a sheet of 10 business-card-sized cards, or save it as a PDF for your printer.
A4 sheet: page 1 = fronts, page 2 = backs. Print on 250–350 g/m² paper, double-sided "long edge", then cut out. Nothing is saved: everything happens in your browser.
Create a loyalty card in 4 steps
- Choose a style that matches your shopfront: the themes echo the look of cafés, bakeries, salons or restaurants.
- Write a simple reward that people want. “1 free coffee” speaks louder than “10% off”. Need ideas? See 20 reward ideas.
- Set the number of boxes so the card fills up in 2 to 3 months: 8 to 10 for a daily purchase, 5 to 6 for a monthly service.
- Print it and launch it: put the cards near the till and offer one to every customer, with the first stamp already on it.
Free paper card or digital card?
A paper card is the quickest way to get started, and it costs almost nothing. Its limits show over time: customers forget or lose it, and you don't know who comes back.
| Paper card | Digital card | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting cost | Print only | Monthly subscription |
| Forgotten or lost | Frequent | The card is in the phone |
| Cheating (fake stamps) | Possible | Stamp validated at the till |
| Win back customers | Impossible | Offers, follow-ups, birthdays |
| Know who comes back | No | Statistics per customer |
For a detailed comparison: paper or digital loyalty card · how a card without an app works.
Loyalty card examples by business
Need a starting template? Here are loyalty card examples that work well, ready to recreate in the designer above.
| Shop | Boxes | Example reward |
|---|---|---|
| Café, coffee shop | 10 | 10th coffee free |
| Bakery | 10 | A free pastry |
| Pizzeria, snack bar | 8 | A free pizza |
| Hairdresser, barber | 6 | A free treatment with the haircut |
| Beauty salon | 5 | A free express treatment |
| Florist | 8 | A small free bouquet |
For a personalised loyalty card, use your shopfront colours and your logo: customers will spot it at a glance in their wallet.
Frequently asked questions
Is the loyalty card maker really free?
Yes. You customise and print as many cards as you like, no sign-up and no watermark. Nothing is sent to our servers: everything happens in your browser.
What paper should you print a loyalty card on?
Thick 250–350 g/m² paper makes a sturdy card. Print the front, flip the sheet, print the back, then cut along the crop marks. A print shop can also use the PDF.
How many boxes should a loyalty card have?
For a frequent, low-cost purchase (coffee, bread), 8 to 10 boxes. For a less frequent purchase (hairdresser, beauty salon), 5 to 6 boxes. The reward should stay reachable within 2 to 3 months.
Which stamp should you use for a loyalty card?
A custom ink stamp with your logo, about 1 to 2 cm, makes cheating much harder than a pen. With a digital card, you don't need a stamp at all: the visit is validated by a scan or a code at the till.
How do you prevent cheating with a paper card?
Use an ink stamp with your logo rather than a pen, and sign or date the full card. A digital card removes this problem: each stamp is validated at the till and the reward has a single-use code.
Can I switch to a digital loyalty card afterwards?
Yes. With FidèlPro, your customers scan a QR code and find the same card on their phone, no app needed. You can then send them offers and see how many customers come back.