Make your loyalty scheme easy to follow
Give every stamp a clear place and make the reward wording easy to read. Build the design around the scheme you have approved.
Give customers a clear reminder to keep. Create a branded loyalty card for your scheme or an appointment card with useful space for the next visit’s details. Bring your artwork, or ask for design help with your logo and wording.

Give every stamp a clear place and make the reward wording easy to read. Build the design around the scheme you have approved.
Leave enough room for a date, time, service or staff member. Keep the business name and contact details clear so customers know where to call.
Use your logo, colours and wording across the front and back. We can discuss a new layout or work from artwork you already have.

Decide what earns a stamp, how many are required and what the customer receives. Then make those approved details clear on the card.
Include any expiry, exclusions or other terms you want customers to see. Keep the stamp count consistent with the wording, and leave space for the size of mark you intend to use. Supply your scheme and terms; we can arrange them clearly within the design.
A café, barber or salon may need a different layout. The card should make your own scheme understandable rather than copy an example that works differently.


Choose the appointment fields you need, such as customer name, date, time, service or staff member. A clear layout gives each detail a practical place.
Include the correct phone number and any other contact information that helps the customer. Tell us whether the card needs printed information on both sides or a simpler reminder layout.
If you already use a booking card, bring an example and explain what you want to keep or improve. Useful design starts with how the card will be filled in and read.
The writing and stamping areas are part of the specification. Tell us the stamp, ink or pen you intend to use before the paper and finish are agreed.
Bring the stamp or provide its dimensions so the spaces can be planned around it. Where writing or stamping performance is important, discuss checking the intended combination before confirming the job.
A design image does not confirm ink compatibility, stock availability or a particular finish. We agree suitable paper, printing and any extra requirements in your quotation.


Review the front and back together. Check the stamp count, approved reward wording, appointment fields, business name and contact details before approving the final artwork.
Send your approved logo and the clearest artwork files you have. If you need a new layout, include the wording and ask for design help. Artwork preparation is quoted for the work needed.
Yes. Send your logo, colours and approved wording so a coordinated layout can be prepared for each card’s different job.
Supply your approved scheme: what earns a stamp, how many are needed, the reward and any terms you want shown. Include your business name and useful contact details.
Tell us the stamp dimensions and the ink or pen you intend to use. Paper and finish need to be agreed for that use; compatibility is not assumed from a design image.
Tell us what should appear on the front and back. Printed sides, paper and the final layout are confirmed in your quotation.
Yes. Send your wording, logo and any existing artwork, or ask for a new layout. Artwork preparation is quoted for the work required.
Any accessory you need should be listed in the enquiry. Its availability and whether it is supplied are confirmed separately in the quotation.
Send the quantity, card type, size if known, artwork and required date. We discuss the specification and confirm the quotation and completion date for your job.
Send your artwork or card idea, approximate quantity and required date. Include the scheme or appointment fields and any stamp or pen requirements. We will discuss the design and specification, then confirm the quotation and completion date for your job.
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