Twenty minutes of waiting, and nothing to look at.
The average wait is long enough to read a card, scan it, and claim. Nobody claims a coupon while a barista is asking for their order.
A card on a clinic counter carries the clinic's credibility. Patients assume you vetted it. We make sure that assumption is true: you approve every card.
Your patients live and work within a few blocks. So do the businesses on the cards. The pizza is on the way home.
Move the sliders. The math is the same one we run.
Assumes 22 open days a month. Aloperk charges the business 10% of the net bill, capped at $20 a sale, and pays you 30% of every fee it actually collects. You pay nothing, ever.
An estimate, not a promise. Your panel shows the real number every month: sales your rack started, what is payable, and what was paid.
Fifteen minutes, once.
- 1We visit
Fifteen minutes with whoever runs the front desk. You see the stand, the cards, and the rules. You choose which businesses you are happy to have on your counter.
- 2We install
The stand goes on the counter or in the waiting area. Cards are printed and refilled by us. Nothing plugs in. Nothing needs Wi-Fi.
- 3Patients scan
They scan with their own phone. Your staff never touch it, explain it, or answer questions about it. If a card runs out, we refill it.
- 4You get paid
On the 5th of each month, anything over $20 arrives by Interac e-Transfer, with a statement showing every sale your stand started.
We built the boundaries in before the features.
A clinic is not a café, and we do not pretend otherwise. These are not promises in a policy. They are how the system works, and the parts of it that cannot be switched off.
All the rules →We do not know who your patients are, why they visited, or what they were prescribed. A scan is a scan. The claim form asks for a name, an email and an age, and that goes to us, not to you, and never the other way round.
Medical services, pharmacies, medical aesthetics and anything needing a prescription are refused as a category on our server. Your stand carries pizza, coffee, flowers and haircuts.
There are no targets, no bonuses for pushing cards, and no individual gifts to clinic staff. The stand works on its own or it does not deserve the counter space.
The hosting agreement is one page: you let us place a stand, we pay you a share. You can remove it any day. The businesses' agreements are with us, not with you.
If we ever photograph a stand, faces, screens and paperwork are out of frame. We would rather have no photo.
Be one of the ten that start it.
The pilot begins with ten clinics in one neighbourhood. Founding hosts keep their share for as long as the stand is on the counter, and choose which businesses join first.