For local businesses · Pay only when it works


Your offer, printed on a card, sitting on the counter of every clinic in your neighbourhood. People pick it up while they wait, claim it in seconds and walk in with a code. You pay a small fee only when a coupon is actually used, charged the same hour, capped at $20.
The price, on one line

No ads. No bidding. No surprises.

Every month
$79
Local Start

One live offer, one printed card in every participating clinic, your profile on aloperk.com, a staff screen for redemption, and a panel that shows every sale the same minute.

Per sale, only when a coupon is used
10%
of the pre-tax bill, capped at $20

Tax, tips, delivery and gift cards never count. A $90 net sale costs you $9.00. A $400 catering order costs you $20, not $40.

What you get for it
  • A customer standing at your counter, not a click.
  • The fee is charged after the sale, never before.
  • One QR that never needs reprinting. Change the offer, the card updates.
  • Your card on clinic counters in the neighbourhood, refilled by us.
  • Staff redeem on any phone in under 20 seconds.
  • Customers get 2% back on what they paid you, funded by us, so they come back.
The staff screen

Two boxes. One button. Try it.

This is the whole redemption flow, working with the real rules: minimum order $25, discount 10% up to $20, fee shown before commit. A double tap never double-redeems. It works on whatever phone your cashier has, even with JavaScript off.
Staff · Neighbourhood Pizza
Try it
Preview, before commit
Discount $10.00
Bill$100.00
She pays$90.00
What you will be charged
$9.00

10% of $90.00, never more than $20. One sale, one charge, one Stripe receipt. Nothing to review, nothing to dispute.

Why a card in a clinic beats an ad on a phone

People have time, they are three blocks away, and they trust the counter.

01
Captive minutes

A waiting room is the one place people are bored, offline from work, and holding their phone. Your card is the most interesting thing in the room.

02
Walking distance

Every clinic in the network is in your neighbourhood. The person who claims your coupon at 2pm is walking past your door at 2:40.

03
Borrowed trust

A card on a clinic counter is assumed to be vetted. It is. The clinic approves which businesses sit on its counter.

04
One per person

A person can hold one coupon from your business, ever. No coupon hunters, no stacking, no one printing ten.

The fine print, in plain words

Everything a merchant agreement should say, said here first.

See the money flow
A committed sale is final.

The moment your staff tap commit, the sale, the fee and the charge stand. There is no dispute window because there is nothing to dispute: your staff typed the amount and saw the discount first. A genuine mistake is fixed by hand, by a person at Aloperk.

Your card is charged per sale, right away.

Card on file at signup. Each sale is one charge with one receipt. If a charge fails, your offer pauses the same day until the card is fixed. Coupons already in people's hands still work, because they were promised seven days.

Who is on the card is up to us, and the clinic.

Healthcare, pharmacy, cannabis, liquor stores, gambling, payday loans and adult businesses are not accepted. Clinics approve what sits on their counter.

One offer type in the pilot.

A percentage off with a minimum order and a maximum discount. Edit it any time; the QR on the card stays the same and coupons already issued keep their old terms.

Your customers' data is not for sale.

We do not sell, share or export claim data. You see sales, not identities. Marketing consent is a separate unchecked box the customer controls.

First twelve businesses

Twelve cards. Ten clinics. Your neighbourhood.

The pilot takes twelve businesses in one neighbourhood, one per category where we can. Founding merchants get their first month free and a say in which clinics come next.

No newsletter. We only use this to reach you about the pilot.