Customer Rewards
Turn Every Order Into a Reason to Come Back.
Customers earn points on their orders and trade them for gift cards from Amazon, Target, Home Depot, 1-800-Flowers and more, or for gift certificates to your own business.
Works for Restaurants, Restaurant Groups & Delivery Services!

The Problem: Rewards Nobody Sees
Most loyalty programs hide the good stuff until someone signs up. A visitor taps "Rewards" and sees a blank page. No gift cards, no explanation, no reason to join. So they don't.
DeliverLogic shows every visitor exactly what they can win, right from the first screen.
Visitors Get a Reason to Join
A Real Headline
"Gift cards up to $100," pulled from your own rewards catalog.
Moving Gift Cards
Real brand cards slide across the banner so rewards feel real.
One Tap to Sign Up
Every button goes straight to sign up. No hunting around.

Real Gift Cards, Shown at Their Best
Each brand appears once, at its biggest card. A $100 Amazon card gets people excited. A $5 card does not.

+68 more brands
Members See Progress, Not a Price List
- A big, friendly balance: "Hi Carol! 1,200 points to spend."
- "You can redeem 29 gift cards right now!"
- A progress bar to the next card.
- "Ready" badges, and "200 pts to go" on locked cards.
- One tap shows only the cards they can afford.


Your Home Page Sells Rewards Too
In the Ordering Box
A rewards badge shows on the very first phone screen.
A Bold Banner
Right under your photo, with moving gift cards.
Personal for Members
"You have 1,200 points. Time to treat yourself!"


Built for Your Brand
Your Colors
Every accent matches your brand color automatically.
Your Catalog
Real brand gift cards and your own gift certificates. Never made up.
Your Switch
Turn rewards off and everything hides cleanly.
The Wording Adapts to Your Business
| What varies | Example | What the page does |
|---|---|---|
| Top card value | "Gift cards up to $100" | Reads your own catalog |
| Number of brands | "at 76+ brands" | Names them when there are only one or two |
| Cheapest card | "750 points gets you a $5 Amazon card" | Picks the real cheapest card |
| Currency | $, or your own sign | Uses your currency setting |
| Earning rules | Per dollar, or flat per order | Promises no rate: "Your orders earn points" |
| Small catalog | One or two kinds of card | Hides the moving strip, centers the text |
| Rewards off | No rewards program | Shows nothing at all |
Honest About Points
You set how many points customers earn, per dollar or per order, and you can change it by time of day or day of the week. So we never promise a number we can't keep. Instead customers see a true first goal, like: "750 points gets you a $5 Amazon card."















