A stamp card that matches the fill cycle
Gel fills come round every two to three weeks, so a five-stamp goal is about three months — close enough to feel reachable, long enough to be worth a free service.
Also great for
Built for a booked-out desk
Five visits, one free set
Priced against the fill, not the full set — the reward costs you product and a chair hour, not a headline price.
Scan while the polish cures
The stamp happens during time the client is already sitting still. No extra step at checkout.
See who has drifted
A client who normally comes every three weeks and has not booked in six shows up in your member list. That is the one to text.
Your booking link too
Bioflow is your link in bio — booking system, price list, Instagram gallery, all from the same page clients already tap.
How it works
Create your program
Set a name, a stamp goal, and a reward. Takes 2 minutes.
Customers join via your profile
They scan the enrollment QR on your Bioflow link. No app needed.
Scan at each visit
Open the scanner, scan their QR — one stamp awarded in under 5 seconds.
Nail Stamps
5 stamps → Free fill
Frequently asked questions
How many stamps should a nail salon use?
Five is the usual sweet spot. At a fill every two to three weeks that is roughly three months, so clients reach it while the habit is still forming rather than giving up halfway.
Should the reward be a full set or a fill?
A fill. It costs you far less than a full set and clients value it almost the same, which is the gap that makes a loyalty program pay for itself.
Do clients need an app?
No. They join from your Bioflow page and their card opens in the browser. Nothing to install while they are sitting at your desk.
Can I run it across two techs?
Yes — any staff member can scan from their own phone, and stamps land on the same customer record.