Bring in people who have never been in.

They are already looking. Put up an offer and your shop is on the map they open when they are deciding where to go.

Free to list · about five minutes · nothing to install

What a shopper sees when your shop is one of the ones near them.

Three steps, about five minutes

  1. 1

    Tell us about your shop

    Name, what you sell, and where you are. That is what puts the pin on the map.

  2. 2

    Choose what you will offer

    An amount, and any rules you want on it: a minimum, certain days, particular things. You set all of it, and you can change it whenever you like.

  3. 3

    Someone walks in

    They claim your offer on their phone and show you a code at the counter. Nothing to scan, nothing to install on your till.

Not a directory listing

Three things a listing site cannot say.

They are already holding money
Someone opening the map is not browsing. They have claimed an offer, or they are looking for one, and they have a reason to use it before it runs out.
They are looking near you
The map is sorted by where the shopper is standing. You compete on being close, not on having the bigger advertising budget.
The first visit is not the point
Someone who comes in on an offer is a customer you did not have that morning. What you do with them after that is up to you.

It costs nothing

Being on the map is the product, not the free tier of something else. Add your shop, put up an offer, and people looking to spend near you will find it.

  • Your shop on the map
  • An offer, with your rules on it
  • Your logo, hours and description
  • Codes shoppers claim on their phone
  • Email support

Questions

Get on the map.

Free to list, about five minutes, and nothing to install.