A Multipass card allows customers to pre-purchase multiple visits or services in advance. Each time they visit, a use is deducted from their card. This is ideal for businesses like yoga studios, fitness centers, art classes, or beauty services where clients buy a set number of sessions (e.g., 10 manicure visits or 15 art classes).

Businesses can also reward bonus points for each visit, which customers can later redeem for discounts or services — increasing engagement and lifetime value.

You can either create a card using a pre-loaded template or build one from scratch. This guide walks through creating a card from scratch.

A card is created by completing five sections: Card Type, Settings, Design, Information, and Save & Preview.

Choose the barcode type that determines how the card is scanned and recognized by the system.

Select a time period during which customers earn an increased number of points per visit.

Important: Happy hours only works for the Spend and Visit mechanics. These points have no specific expiration date.

Select whether stamps (visits) remain valid indefinitely or expire after a specific duration.

Choose whether loyalty points last forever or expire after a set period.

Enter the location(s) of your business to trigger push notifications. Customers with the card installed in Apple Wallet receive a notification when they are within 100 meters. You can add up to 10 locations per card template on Scale plans — they don't need to be business addresses.

Tip: Geo-located push notifications are a powerful way to attract nearby customers and increase retention.

Select the language for your Multipass card from the dropdown.

Choose how the date is displayed on the card. If the card has no expiration date, this setting is irrelevant.

This setting defines how the point balance is displayed on the customer's card.

When turned on, this setting requires the purchase amount to be entered whenever a transaction is processed. The amount is counted in ROI statistics under the revenue figure.

Note: This applies only to transactions made via the scanner. If disabled, the amount field still appears but can be skipped.

Define the fields customers fill out when installing the card. A phone number or email is required.

Important: Do not make fields other than phone number unique. For example, marking "Name" as unique would prevent customers with the same name from installing the card.

To add a new field, click Add field, then select the field type and enter the field name.

Create channel links for analytics tracking. For example, if you distribute your Multipass via Facebook, Google Ads, and partner channels, create a UTM tag for each. Perkstar generates a unique URL and QR code for every tag so you can track which channel performs best.

Select which country prefix appears by default in the card issuance form. Customers can choose a different country if needed.

Enable the toggle to display consent on the card's release form. Customers must accept the condition before installing the card. You can edit the privacy policy text as needed.

Enable Consent to the processing of personal data to add a checkbox for marketing data consent.

When enabled, the Google Wallet button appears on the card installation form, allowing Android users to add their card to Google Wallet.

When enabled, the PWA (Progressive Web App) button appears on the card installation form. Customers can install the card as a web app without needing an app store.

Control how many cards can be distributed. Set to 0 for unlimited.

On a customer's birthday, the specified number of additional points will be credited to their card. The customer receives a push notification. This only applies if you use points with this card type (points are credited when a visit is deducted).

On a customer's birthday, the specified number of additional stamps (visits) will be credited to their card. The customer receives a push notification. This stamp has no specific expiration date.

If you want to include a customized analytics script, add it in the Analytics field.

Once all fields are configured, click Continue to move to the Design section.

Specify the total number of visits displayed on the card. For example, if you set it to 15 and sell a customer 10 visits, only 10 stamps appear active while the remaining 5 appear inactive.

Important: This setting cannot be changed after the card is activated. Stamp positions are fixed and depend on the number selected.

Tip: Set the stamp count to match your typical customer lifecycle. For example, if most customers visit around 15 times, set the count to 15.

Click Select File to upload a logo displayed on the card and the release form.

Click Select File to upload an icon displayed in push notifications next to your company name.

Click Select File to upload a background image for the stamp area.

Set colors for card background, text color, stamp background, outline color, active stamp, inactive stamp, and background under stamps.

Note: Color settings only apply when using system icons from the dropdown list. If you upload custom images for stamps and the background, these settings are ignored.

Use the Field dropdown to select a field type, then rename it in the Field Name column. For example, you can rename "name" to "cardholder." Default fields include bonus balance and total visits.

Once all design choices are made, click Continue to move to the Information section.

Enter a short description of the card (e.g., "Art Class Multipass" or your promotion name).

Enter the name of your business. This text appears in push notification titles.

Enter the name of the service offered through the card (e.g., "Art master classes"). If filled in, this field is displayed instead of one of the custom fields on the card.

Set the number of bonus points awarded each time a customer redeems a visit. If the value is 0, the points field will not be displayed on the customer's card.

Tip: Awarding points for each visit (e.g., 10 points per visit) gives customers an incentive to return and purchase more visits. For example, a customer who completes 10 visits collects 100 points, which you can reward with a 30% discount on their next package — boosting lifetime value.

Set the number of bonus points customers receive when they first install the card. A positive starting balance encourages customers to return sooner.

Enter the message displayed when a visit is deducted from the card. You can customize the text but be sure to keep the hash sign placeholder.

Activate or deactivate the referral program using the Active and Inactive radio buttons.

Choose when the referral bonus is issued:

Configure the following:

Tip: Referral programs are a cost-effective way to grow your customer base without additional marketing spend.

Add links displayed on the back of the card:

Click the cart button to remove a link, or click Add Link to add another.

Add links for customer reviews. Customers see these links one hour after each visit, following a quality rating prompt. If a customer gives 4 or 5 stars, they are prompted to leave a review on the linked platform.

Supported platforms include Google Maps, Yelp, Foursquare, and Facebook.

Tip: Adding your Google Maps link helps boost your search ranking and local SEO.

Enable the toggle to include terms of use on the card. Enter your terms in the text field. If you have full terms on your website, add the link in the Link to full terms and conditions field — customers will be redirected there.

Enter your company name, email, and contact number. These details appear on the back of the card for customers who need support.

Once all details are filled in, click Finish.

After clicking Finish, the Preview popup appears.

Important: Before activating, you can issue up to 10 test cards to your own devices, friends, or teammates. Once you activate the card, you cannot change the card type, loyalty program terms, card expiration dates, or card issuing form fields.

After activation, you can download promotional materials in PDF format (A5 or A4) for printing. Use these as table tents or signage at your point of sale.

Customers purchase a set number of visits upfront. Each time they redeem a visit, they also earn bonus points. Once they've used all their visits, the accumulated points give them an incentive to purchase another package. For example, collecting 100 points could earn them a 30% discount on their next set of visits.

No. The stamp count and several other core settings are locked after you activate the card. Make sure to test the card thoroughly before activation.

You can add up to 10 locations per card template on Business and Agency plans. If you need more, contact support.