RetailProvider-reported case

Refill Therapy

UK · Reported by Stamp Me

  • 2,300+active members
  • 24,500+stamps issued
  • 2,800+rewards redeemed

What was reported

Three London refill shops used a shared digital loyalty programme.

Mechanisms in the external example

  • Loyalty
  • Rewards

These describe the external business’s setup. They are not a list of guaranteed AppBuild features or integrations.

How to interpret it

Programme totals do not measure incremental revenue or additional visits.

Provider-reported cases are selected success stories and are not controlled experiments. First-party provider case or customer statement; a selected success story, generally not independently audited. Individual results vary.

The source does not isolate the effect of an app alone.

Artwork for this record

Refill Therapy: 2,300+ active members. Programme totals do not measure incremental revenue or additional visits.

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Shared mechanisms only. Results from different businesses are never combined or averaged.

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