The customer the delivery app is renting to you
Orders through a marketplace belong to the marketplace. A stamp card on direct orders is one of the few ways to make ordering from you directly worth more than ordering through an app.
Also great for
Aimed at direct orders
Eight orders, one free pizza
A pizza costs you ingredients, not menu price. Against 20-30% marketplace commission, the free one is cheaper than the fee on the eight.
Reward the direct order
Stamp in-store pickups and phone orders. It gives customers a concrete reason to skip the app they default to.
Scan at pickup
One scan while the box is being handed over. No terminal, no POS integration.
Your ordering link too
Bioflow is your link in bio — menu, direct ordering, WhatsApp, Google Maps, hours. The page your Instagram already points at.
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.
Pizza Stamps
8 stamps → Free pizza
Frequently asked questions
Should I stamp delivery-app orders?
Generally no. You are already paying commission on those; adding a stamp pays twice for the same order. The point of the card is to move customers off the app.
How many stamps for a pizzeria?
Eight is common. At an order a week that is two months — reachable for a regular, not so short that you are giving away every ninth pizza to someone who was ordering anyway.
Do customers need an app?
No — which is the point. They join from your Bioflow page and the card opens in a browser.
Can I limit the reward to a specific pizza?
Yes, and you should. Set the reward explicitly rather than 'any pizza', or it is always redeemed against your most expensive one.