One card in their wallet. Points, memberships and entries.

What Wakato Pass does

In Apple and Google Wallet

Customers add the card from a link or QR code with just a name and an email or phone, and it updates itself when their balance changes.

Everything on one card

Points or stamps with rewards, membership tiers, gift card value, entries for events, classes and appointments, perks and buttons to book or call.

Scanned at the till or the door

Staff scan with a phone or a computer's camera. Buttons you add to the scanner run your automations.

Designed like your business

Start from a design and make it yours with your colours, logo and banner. The sign-up page wears the same look.

What the AI agent does in Wakato Pass

On its own: Sets up the card and its design; Gives entries and adjusts balances; Checks photos and new holders.

Asks you first: Selling a membership, entry or gift card; Anything you mark “asks first”.

Example: Launch the loyalty card. Designed the card in your colours. Added a 50-point birthday bonus. Checked 12 new sign-ups. It asks: “Sell the Gold membership?” ($29 a month · as a listing).

Works with

• Commerce · Shop, checkout, payouts
• Automations · When this happens, do that
• Contacts & CRM · Every customer
• Calendar & Bookings · Booking pages, meetings
• Community · Members, events, posts

Use cases

• Get more customers · Let AI agents bring you customers: ads on Meta, Google, TikTok and ChatGPT, posts on every network, a page that converts, and a follow-up for every lead.
• Sell online · Sell products, services and digital goods with your own shop, the Wakato Marketplace and AI shopping assistants, while an agent answers buyers and handles orders.
• Book appointments · Booking pages that check your calendars and take payment, plus an AI agent that books people by phone, text, WhatsApp and chat, and sends reminders.

Questions

What is the best digital loyalty card app?

One your customers don't have to download. Wakato Pass puts your loyalty card straight into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, and the same card can hold points or stamps, a membership, gift card value and event entries. It comes with Wakato's Pro and Business plans, beside your shop, contacts and automations.

How do customers get the loyalty card?

They open your sign-up link or scan your QR code, type their name and an email or phone number, and add the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. They can also get it when they buy a membership or entry from you, from an invitation you send, or from an automation.

Do my customers need an app or a Wakato account?

No. With Wakato Pass a customer only needs a name and an email or phone number; the card lives in their phone's wallet and on its own web page. If they join Wakato later with the same verified email or phone, the same card attaches to their account.

Where can I print loyalty cards?

You don't need to. A Wakato Pass card lives in the customer's phone wallet, and staff scan its code with a phone or computer camera. For a customer without a smartphone, you can write their card onto an NFC card or sticker from the Wakato phone app, and staff tap it to scan.

Can I sell memberships, gift cards and event entries with it?

Yes. Each membership tier, entry or gift card on a Wakato Pass can be sold as a listing in your shop. When someone pays, Wakato's automations put it on their card, and a monthly or yearly membership renews or ends with the subscription. Selling comes with Pro and Business.

Can points expire or come with a birthday bonus?

Yes, both are settings on a card that earns points. A birthday bonus is paid once a year from the birthday the customer gives at sign-up, and points can expire after a number of days without a visit, with a warning sent 14 days before.

What do staff see when they scan a card?

The holder's name, their balance or membership, and whether to let them in, with red and amber signs you choose for each place. Staff can add points, spend gift value or admit an entry, and buttons you add, like calling a manager, run your own automations.