Choosing rewards for services
Choose a reward that matches your repeat cycle.
A practical decision guide for service businesses: simple visit stamps, fixed per-visit points or spend-based points—then referrals when the rules are clear.
Fit it to your business
Start with the visit you want to recognize.
Use this page to choose the program format. Salons and barbers have their own examples; other repeat-service businesses can start with the local-services guide.
Use stamps when the same paid service qualifies each time.
Use fixed points when visits matter more than basket size.
Use per-dollar points when eligible paid amounts vary.
Illustrative reward ideas. Your business chooses and honors the terms.
A real-world way to explain it.
Illustrative decision: a business with consistent visit value might award 10 points per qualifying paid visit instead of asking staff to calculate spend-based earning. The reward still needs a named noncash benefit.
Milo · AI assistant
Fictional example · not account data
What would you like to create?
Stamp card
A simple repeat-visit target
Points
A choice of rewards
Refer a friend
Rise & Summit
Paid partners
Optional · Rise & Summit
Editable ideas → reviewed draft → separate owner launch
From idea to paid visit.
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Write down the qualifying paid purchase.
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Decide whether visits or eligible spend best describes it.
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Price one reward you can honor.
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Use the full editor or Milo, review your draft and launch separately.
Avoid unnecessary complexity
Start with one understandable reward. Advanced terms stay optional in guided setup, but customers still need clear eligibility and location rules.
Use a dedicated example
Salons and barbers can adapt the chair-visit examples. Other local services can use paid-job examples. No booking, scheduling or POS integrations are promised.
Let the first card teach you
Review recorded activity and customer questions before adding more cards or referrals. Reports show activity, not guaranteed incremental growth.
Can I use my current checkout?
Yes. Staff take payment and apply the benefit in your own register, then confirm the qualifying purchase in Heaven’s Edge. There is no POS integration.
Which plan should I start with?
Spark supports one active stamp or points program at one location. Rise adds multiple loyalty programs and referrals. Summit adds shared or location-only loyalty with two included locations.
Heaven’s Edge
Start with one reward you can stand behind.
7 days · no card required · no automatic charge