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Rewards Hub: A self-service, interactive loyalty solution built for locals and tourists

The Rewards Hub uses kiosk technology, tailored branding and delayed gratification to help turn your customers into fans. Built for a range of hospitality, retail and commercial venues, the Rewards Hub brings locals and tourists to your business.

Rewards Hub

An Interactive Demonstration

Below is a real client example of how the Rewards Hub is tailored to your business. Explore the hotspots to find out more information.

The Rewards Hub kiosk at Forge83: Scan QR code, No QR code, and Join now, with a rewards strip underneath.
A Forge83 loyalty QR code in a smartphone wallet, showing the member's name and points balance.

Real screens from Forge83, a Rewards Hub venue.

Further client examples

Deployed across the UK and US

The Rewards Hub is tailored to each venue's brand. Here are a few running in the wild.

The Rewards Hub on a Cadwaladers kiosk: coffee, ice cream and food, with a kids-order reward.
The Rewards Hub on a Gents of Brooklyn barber kiosk, with a product-bundle reward.

Go further

Rewards Hub+

Your customers can enjoy our selection of premium rewards with our fulfilment service.

Explore Rewards Hub+

The Rewards Hub story

0 years in the making.

The golden age of loyalty and rewards is here. And it draws on the joy of coveting.

  1. A 1960s child clutching a Kellogg's Rice Krispies box that promises a Space Viewer for saved box tops.01
    Chapter 01 · 1960s to 70s

    Cuttin' and Stickin'

    The symptoms of Rice Krispies addiction in the 60s and 70s: scissors and glue, multiple hits of dopamine, delayed gratification, and lashings of pester power. An illness so virulent the only cure was more.

  2. A Benson and Hedges Golden Gift Collection 1973/74 catalogue cover on aged paper.02
    Chapter 02 · 1970s to 80s

    Coupons and Catalogues

    If you could see past the smoke screen of 70s and 80s cigarette culture, you could find the next step in loyalty and rewards. Choice. Catalogue loyalty brought with it variety, obsession, and unbeknownst irony. It turns out the more you smoke, the less likely you are to enjoy the rewards you were saving up for.

  3. A child at a fork in the road: neon 'instant gratification, give me your data' city on one side, a quiet 'delayed gratification' forest path on the other.03
    Chapter 03 · 1990s to 2000s

    The Epoch of Instant Gratification

    The science of leveraging real time consumer behaviour had begun. Big companies, especially supermarkets, saw loyalty as a way to analyse spending habits. Discounts, 3 for 2, money off. Words we are all familiar with. But even they are not thick enough to hide the veneer of instant gratification.

  4. A man at a waterside table with a cardboard box labelled 'The Internet (patience not included)' full of friendly app mascots.04
    Chapter 04 · The 2010s

    The Birth of Digital Loyalty

    The age where loyalty gained a 'use by date'. It was no longer enough to show your fidelity through repeat purchase or brand preference. You effectively had to take your rewards, or suffer dilution.

  5. A man holding a phone with an Apple Wallet loyalty pass and a tablet showing the Rewards Hub kiosk with Scan, Join and reward options.05
    Chapter 05 · Today

    The Rewards Hub

    In amongst the ubiquity of user friendly technology lies what has been forgotten about loyalty. The Rewards Hub reinstates the choice of instant and delayed gratification, using the familiarity people already have with smartphone wallets and kiosk technology.

    Save 75 points for a 60's styled Space Viewer.

Starting Brazilian jiu jitsu can be challenging, the Rewards Hub has helped to motivate and encourage our members to keep showing up!

Ross Wellington · Forge83

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