RegularhoodLoyalty for shops in Lucknow
Keep Lucknow’s regulars coming back to your counter
Lucknow shops run on relationships, from the old lanes of Chowk and Aminabad to Hazratganj, Aliganj and Gomti Nagar. Regularhood turns that relationship into a simple stamp card on the customer’s phone number, so a regular always knows their next visit to you counts.
- Free to start
- No app for customers
- English & Hindi
Aliganj Sweets & Bakery
Why customers drift away
New malls, new habits
As new markets and big stores open across Gomti Nagar and beyond, even loyal families try them out. A neighbourhood shop needs a reason to stay their first stop.
Many shops, one lane
In Aminabad or Bhootnath Market, the same sweets, clothes and groceries are sold side by side. Customers stay with the shop that remembers them.
Big festival bills, then a gap
Eid, Diwali and the wedding season bring large orders. Without a nudge, many of those customers don’t return until the next occasion.
How it works at your counter
Count the visit
Type the customer’s phone number and tap Add visit. Regulars appear after 4 digits, and a new number becomes a customer right away.
Card on WhatsApp
With one tap the customer gets their card on WhatsApp in Hindi or English, with their stamps and visits left.
Hand over the reward
On the visit you set, the app says Give the reward now. Tap Given and the card starts over.
Reward ideas
Ways to bring them back more often
- Lucknow’s customers notice good manners: greet regulars by name when their number comes up, and tell them how many visits are left.
- Before Eid and Diwali, send your regulars their card on WhatsApp so they plan their festival shopping around their next reward.
- For chikankari and clothing shops, where visits are less frequent, set a lower number of visits so the reward still feels close.
- Once a month, open the list of customers who haven’t come back and send the ready message; a polite word brings many of them back.
Questions
Does Regularhood work for sweet shops and bakeries in Lucknow?
Yes. Sweet shops, bakeries and other shops with frequent small bills are a good fit: each visit is one tap at the counter.
Is it available in Hindi?
Yes. Both the shop app and the customer’s WhatsApp card work in Hindi and English.
Do customers need a smartphone or an app?
No. The card is on their phone number, so customers with any phone can collect stamps, and nobody installs anything.
What if I add a visit by mistake?
Any visit or reward can be undone. A phone number also counts only once a day, so a stamp can’t be added twice by accident.
How much does it cost?
Regularhood is free to start, and you can set it up in about a minute.
Your next regular walks in today.
Set up takes two minutes on the phone you already have. Free to start.