Loyalty for shops in Jaipur

Turn Jaipur’s walk-in customers into regulars

From the lanes of Johari Bazaar to the markets of Mansarovar and Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur has a shop on every corner. Regularhood gives your shop a simple stamp card on the customer’s phone number, so the people who already like you have a reason to come back to you and not to the shop next door.

  • Free to start
  • No app for customers
  • English & Hindi

हिंदी में पढ़ें

Mansarovar Kirana Corner

Example bill · Every visit = 1 stamp

Atta 5 kg₹250
Toor dal 1 kg₹160
Mustard oil 1L₹180
Papad pack₹60

Total₹650
Visit 2 of 4 ✓

Why customers drift away

The same goods, next door

In markets like Bapu Bazaar or Raja Park, the same thing is sold in five shops in one lane. Without a reason to pick you, customers pick whoever is closest that day.

Tourist rush, local quiet

The winter season fills the Walled City with visitors, but they leave. The families who live nearby are the ones who keep a shop going through the hot summer months.

Festival buyers who vanish

Teej, Diwali and the wedding season bring big bills. Many of those customers are then not seen again until the next festival.

How it works at your counter

1

Type the number

At the counter, type the customer’s phone number and tap Add visit. Regulars show up after 4 digits; a new number becomes a customer on the spot.

2

The card goes on WhatsApp

One tap sends the customer their card on WhatsApp, in Hindi or English: their stamps and how many visits are left.

3

Give the reward

On the visit you chose, the app says Give the reward now. Tap Given and the card starts again.

Reward ideas

Every 4 visitsA free kite for the kids before Makar Sankranti
Every 5 visitsA free papad pack at a kirana store
Every 6 visitsA free head massage at a salon
Every 8 visitsFree 250 g gajak at a sweet shop in winter

Ways to bring them back more often

  • Before Makar Sankranti, when all of Jaipur is up on the rooftops, set a small festive reward and tell your regulars on WhatsApp.
  • Put the counter poster where people wait during the Teej and Diwali rush, so new faces join the card while they stand in line.
  • Talk to customers the way you always do, in Hindi or Marwari, and send their card in Hindi: it feels like your shop, not like an app.
  • When footfall drops in the summer heat, open the list of customers who haven’t come back and send them the ready “we miss you” message.
  • If your shop is in a tourist market, build the card around the local families nearby: they are the ones who can come back every week.

Questions

Does Regularhood work for shops in Jaipur’s old city markets?

Yes. All you need is a phone, tablet or computer with internet at the counter. Customers don’t install anything: the shop types their phone number.

My customers speak Hindi. Is the card in Hindi?

Yes. The customer’s card on WhatsApp can be sent in Hindi or English, and the shop app works in both languages.

What if a customer doesn’t have a smartphone?

That’s fine. The card is on their phone number, so the shop counts every visit even if the customer uses a basic phone.

What reward should a shop in Jaipur give?

Pick something small your regulars like, such as a papad pack at a kirana store or a seasonal sweet in winter. You choose how many visits it takes, from 3 to 10.

How much does it cost?

Regularhood is free to start, and setting it up takes about a minute on the phone you already have.

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