The customers you actually want. On the block you already own.
Residents who show up for their town — firefighters, coaches, poll workers, cleanup crews — earn Flow, and they can only spend it at businesses like yours. Set your own discount, keep your margins, skip the card-network middlemen.
A loyalty program that rewards the right kind of loyalty.
Curated foot traffic
Flow only lands with residents who did something for the community. That's your best customer — filtered.
Merchant-funded, merchant-controlled
You set the offer, the caps, the days, and the products. Turn it up on Tuesdays, down when the crew shows up.
Off-peak fill
Most merchants report the biggest lift on quiet weekdays. Flow shifts visits into windows that were underused.
Everything you need to run and measure the offer.
Offer builder
Percent off, dollar off, buy-X-get-Y, category-scoped, day-of-week-scoped. Preview before you publish.
QR redemption
Scan the customer's QR at checkout. The app confirms the discount and logs the transaction automatically.
Redemption analytics
See redemptions by day, offer, staff member, and customer segment. Export CSV any time.
Caps & throttles
Total redemption cap, per-customer cap, per-day cap. Protect your P&L on the offers that pop.
Staff roles
Give staff redemption access without exposing your revenue dashboard. Cashiers see what they need, you see everything.
You already discount. This one comes with a reason to visit.
Card fees, coupon sites, and paid social all cost you margin without telling you why the customer showed up. Flow costs you the same discount, but attaches it to a public act of citizenship — and to a resident with above-average local buying habits.
No acquiring fee
GiveFlow doesn't sit between you and the customer's card. Your discount is your only cost.
Higher basket sizes
Redemptions consistently pair with additional non-Flow items — the discount unlocks a visit, not the whole check.
Repeat customers
Residents on GiveFlow visit the same merchants multiple times per quarter. It's a loyalty program with a civic ratchet.
Questions business owners ask first.
How does GiveFlow drive customers to my local business?›
Residents earn Flow for civic contributions — volunteering, fire/EMS response, cleanups — and can only spend it at participating local businesses. When you accept Flow, you're on a short, curated list residents are motivated to visit before their balance expires.
What does it cost to accept Flow?›
You fund your own discount, on your own terms — for example, 20% off a menu category, $5 off orders over $25, or free coffee with any lunch. GiveFlow charges a small subscription for the tools; there's no per-transaction acquiring fee like a card network.
Is Flow a cryptocurrency I have to worry about?›
No. Flow is a closed-loop reward — closer to a punch card or a gift-card program than a currency. No wallet, no exchange, no tax weirdness beyond the discount itself.
How is this different from a Chamber gift card or Groupon?›
Gift cards are static and Groupon punishes you with deep discounts to strangers. GiveFlow puts you in front of engaged residents who already contribute to the town — customers with above-average local loyalty — and you control the offer.
How do I redeem Flow at my point of sale?›
Staff opens the GiveFlow business app, scans the customer's QR or code, and confirms the discount. The transaction is logged automatically. No new hardware, no new POS.
Can I run limited-time promotions?›
Yes. Create Flow-denominated offers for slow days, new product launches, or seasonal pushes. Promotions can be capped by total redemptions, per-customer, or by date range.
List your business. Fill your slow hours.
Free trial on any business plan. Set up your first offer in under ten minutes.