The loyalty app cafes love and customers actually use. One tap. Real rewards. Stamp cards, points, or our new Loot Cup — your call.
We talked to cafe owners across Sydney and Melbourne. Three problems came up every single time.
Pocket lint. Washing machines. The bottom of a tote. Customers don't remember to bring them — so they don't come back as often.
Logins, codes, POS integrations. Loot is a tap. No tablet at the counter, no scanning, no friction in the queue behind you.
Who's a regular? Who hasn't been in 14 days? Without the data, you can't bring them back. Loot tells you who to nudge.
Stamps for coffee-focused cafes. Points for food-led venues. Or our new Loot Cup — a fresh take that makes loyalty feel earned, not transactional.
No printouts. No codes to read out. The phone tells your staff exactly what to give them — and times out so it can't be reused.
Each visit lands a stamp. The card shows your progress in real time.
At your 10th tap, your free coffee unlocks. Confetti, glow, the works.
A 5-minute countdown and a verified badge — your staff sees it's real.
An operator dashboard that actually tells you something. Who your regulars are. Who hasn't been in 14 days. What to push to bring them back.
Gina Di Brita has worked with cafes across Australia for twenty-five years. She tried every loyalty platform. Paper stamps, QR codes, the apps with the tablets. Nothing fit the rhythm of a busy morning service.
So she commissioned one. Loot is shaped around what staff actually do: pour, smile, tap. No new training. No POS rewiring. Just a small device on the counter and an app customers actually open.
14-day free trial. No credit card. We post you the tap device for $15.