Rewards that mean something on the night
The demo restaurant's catalogue, where 100 points are worth AED 10. Rewards like valet parking and priority seating show up as a flag your team sees at the table.
The catalogue you set is what the guest redeems
Rewards listed in the Owner Portal appear in the guest app under Profile, then Rewards. At payment the guest can pay part of the bill with points.
Points with an AED value
You decide what a point is worth, for example 100 points to AED 10, and compose earn rules from a trigger and conditions, such as spend, visits, reservations honoured or reviews. Guests see every point in their history.
Rewards your team delivers
Real-world rewards such as free valet parking or priority seating create a flag the waiter sees at the table. Food rewards, such as a free dessert or a complimentary karak, become coupons in the guest's wallet.
Memberships for regulars and corporate diners
Paid memberships, such as a Weekday Diner, Corporate Unlimited or Weekend Brunch Club plan, carry visit allowances, a discount and member-only slots.
What would a small uplift be worth to you?
Move the sliders to your own numbers. The point is not our figures — it is how little the uplift has to be before the subscription pays for itself.
5% is a deliberately conservative default. Your own number is the one that matters, and you can change it.
An estimate based on the figures you entered, not a forecast or a guarantee. Actual results depend on your menu, your guests and how the platform is set up.
Frequently asked questions
You set it. The demo restaurant values 100 points at AED 10.
Yes. Real-world rewards create a flag your team sees at the table.
Yes, with visit allowances, a discount and member-only slots.
Yes. At payment a signed-in guest can pay part of the bill with points or pick a reward.