Hosted loyalty pages, member portals, QR links, program hubs, and customer-facing loyalty pages

Dedicated Loyalty Page for customer loyalty apps

Give customers one clear place for the loyalty program instead of hiding it behind checkout, staff scripts, or scattered links.

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The codebase includes a public portal, widget APIs, member-facing flows, portal user experiences, PWA registration, loyalty page assets, and Shopify extension blocks that can point customers into a dedicated loyalty destination.

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Loyalty page visits

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Member sign-ins

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Program joins

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Reward views

Best fit

Where this feature works well

Offline stores using QR codes at checkout, receipts, tables, or counters

Ecommerce brands that want a full loyalty program page

Restaurants, cafes, salons, gyms, and local services with repeat visits

Teams that want customers to self-serve points, rewards, referrals, and memberships

In the app

Customer moments this feature can power

A customer opens the dedicated loyalty page from a QR code, website link, receipt, email, or storefront button.
The page shows join options, points balance, rewards, quests, referrals, memberships, wallet passes, and available actions.
Members can return to the same page to redeem rewards, check progress, scan or show a QR code, and understand what to do next.
The business can use the loyalty page as the public home for campaigns instead of building a custom customer portal from scratch.

In the dashboard

Controls merchants should expect

Publish a branded loyalty page with program copy, visual styling, available actions, rewards, and member-facing content.
Connect the page to QR codes, website navigation, post-purchase flows, emails, receipts, and offline signage.
Choose which modules appear, such as points, rewards, memberships, referrals, quests, wallet passes, or social rewards.
Track page visits, member sign-ins, reward views, joins, and customer actions from the same loyalty dashboard.

Launch plan

A focused setup path for loyalty page

Start with one clear trigger, one clear reward, and one clear success metric. Add segments and campaigns once the first loop is working.

1
Decide what the loyalty page should help customers do first: join, check points, redeem rewards, verify membership, or complete an action.
2
Add the page to your website and create QR placements for offline moments such as counters, tables, packaging, receipts, and events.
3
Enable the modules customers should see, such as points, rewards, memberships, referrals, challenges, wallet pass, or QR code access.
4
Monitor page visits, joins, sign-ins, reward views, and redemptions to improve the customer path.

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