For pizzerias & takeaway

The loyalty card that keeps the next order coming straight to you

Delivery apps take a cut of every order and own the customer relationship. Pikarta puts your pizzeria's loyalty card in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet — a QR code on the box is all it takes, and the next nine orders build toward a free pizza that only you give out.

Why pizzerias choose Pikarta

Built to compete with delivery-app economics

Nothing to lose or forget

The card sits in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, so it's never left in a drawer or tossed out with the pizza box.

One scan, on the box or at the counter

Print the QR code on the box lid for delivery, or at the till for dine-in. Customers add the card in one tap — no app, no sign-up form.

Staff stamp by PIN

Whoever takes the order adds a stamp in seconds with a PIN — fast during a dinner rush, no access to your till or settings.

No commission on the repeat order

Once a customer has your card, ordering direct beats opening a delivery app — the free pizza is only yours to give.

Why loyalty pays for a pizzeria

Every order that goes through a delivery app costs you a commission and hands the customer relationship to the platform, not to you. A stamp card fixes the second problem directly: once a customer has your card in their wallet, the tenth-pizza reward only exists if they order from you — not from the app, not from the pizzeria across town. Pikarta makes that easy to run: buy 9 pizzas, get the 10th free is the classic mechanic, simple enough to explain in one line and fast enough for staff to stamp between orders.

The QR code can go anywhere a customer already looks — printed on the box lid for delivery and takeaway, or at the counter for dine-in. Either way, one scan gets the card into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, and every order after that is a stamp added with a PIN, no separate loyalty app for the customer to juggle alongside the delivery app they used to order.

How it works

From first slice to standing order

  1. Design your pizzeria's cardAdd your logo, colors and reward — say, "Buy 9 pizzas, get the 10th free."
  2. Put a QR code on the box or at the counterCustomers scan it and save the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet in one tap.
  3. Staff stamp by PINAdd a stamp at each order from the same phone, with no access to your settings.
  4. They order direct for the free pizzaThe card updates instantly, and the reward pulls the next order away from the delivery app.

FAQ

Questions, answered

How does a Pikarta loyalty program work for a pizzeria?

You build a loyalty card in the Pikarta app — for example, buy 9 pizzas, get the 10th free — and print a QR code for the counter or the pizza box itself. Customers scan it and the card saves to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Staff add a stamp at each order with a PIN, and the card updates on the customer's phone automatically.

Do pizzeria customers need to install an app?

No. The card lives in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, already on the customer's phone. There's nothing to download, and Android customers get the same card in Google Wallet.

Does this work for both dine-in and delivery orders?

Yes. Print the QR code on the box or receipt for delivery and takeaway, or at the counter for dine-in — either way, the customer scans once and every order after that adds a stamp.

Does a loyalty card help against delivery app commissions?

Yes. Orders placed through delivery apps carry a commission and give you no direct line to the customer. A card in the customer's own wallet builds a reason for them to order straight from you next time, sidestepping that cut.

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