Wash number 8. Wash number 9. Free wash. No card to lose.

Replace paper punch cards with a QR loyalty system. Customers sign up in 30 seconds. Referrals tracked automatically.

21 outlets across Singapore. Free setup. No contract.

Sound familiar?

Paper punch cards get lost in glove boxes. Customers argue about missing stamps.

Customers wash their car every 2 weeks. The question is where.

You cannot tell which customers are regulars and which ones just pass by.

Referrals happen in parking lots and WhatsApp groups. You never see them.

How it works

Scan. Earn. Come back.

Set up your business in 10 minutes. It runs on its own after that.

Customer scans your QR

Sign up in 30 seconds. No app download. Done before the car is ready.

Every wash earns a stamp

Digital punch card. Free wash at the target. No paper to argue about.

Referrals rewarded

Customer tells a neighbor. Neighbor scans. Both get a free wash credit.

By the numbers

10 min
Setup time
30s
Customer signup time
$0
Cost per referral

Built for how you work

Referral tracking

Neighbors recommend you. Now you can see it and reward it.

Digital punch card

No more lost cards. No more stamp disputes. Clean and simple.

Comeback reminders

Car is overdue for a wash? Automatic WhatsApp nudge.

Rainy day flash deals

Slow week? Send a flash offer. Fill the bays.

See it in action

The whole platform, on one phone.

Digital stamp cards

Every visit earns a stamp. Hit a milestone, unlock a reward automatically. Customers check their progress from their phone, anytime.

Digital stamp card on a customer's phone

Referrals built in

Every customer gets a personal link to share. When a friend signs up, both get rewarded. New customers walk in without ad spend.

Referral link and rewards screen

Campaigns on autopilot

Broadcast a promo, or set automations that run themselves: birthday rewards, win-backs, milestone celebrations. WhatsApp, email and SMS in one place.

WhatsApp, email and SMS campaigns dashboard

Know your numbers

Every week the AI tells you what happened, who came back, and what to try next. Plain English, on your phone.

Weekly AI business report

Common questions

Questions, answered

Does STAMPEDE work for a car wash?

Yes. It replaces the paper punch card with a digital one: customers scan a QR and sign up in about 30 seconds, earn a stamp per wash, and get a free wash at the target with no card to lose. Referrals are tracked automatically.

See how it works

How do I set up STAMPEDE, and does it need special equipment?

Setup takes about 10 minutes and needs no special hardware: one printed QR and any phone or tablet to award a stamp. It runs alongside your existing till with no integration. You only pay, from $25 your first month, once you go live.

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How does STAMPEDE help when customers wash every couple of weeks?

Customers wash their car every two weeks, and the only question is where. A stamp building toward a free wash makes coming back to you the default, and an automated nudge reaches customers whose car is overdue. You also finally see who is a regular versus who just happened to pass by.

Is STAMPEDE better than a paper punch card?

Paper punch cards get lost in glove boxes and lead to arguments about missing stamps at the counter. Digital stamps stay on the customer's phone, so there is nothing to lose and nothing to dispute, and you can see and message your regulars. You stop reprinting cards too.

STAMPEDE vs paper cards

Can STAMPEDE track referrals between neighbours?

Yes. Recommendations that happen in parking lots and WhatsApp groups become trackable: a customer shares a link, a neighbour scans, and both get a free-wash credit. Word of mouth finally shows up in your numbers.

Can I do anything about a slow or rainy week?

Yes. Send a flash deal to your member list to fill the bays when demand drops, reaching customers who already use you. Because it only goes to members, you reward loyalty instead of discounting to the whole street.

More questions? See the full FAQ →

Paper punch cards belong in 2010. Your car wash does not.