A loyalty card for pubs: stamp visits, earn rewards like a free pint or pie, and keep perks at your local — digital or paper, run by the pub.
Free for early members. No credit card required.
What Pubcard Does
PubCard.com is about pub loyalty cards: a stamp-and-reward card for regulars — earn a pint, a pie, or priority seats at the pubs you already visit — digital or paper, run by the pub itself.
A visit earns a stamp; a full card earns the reward the pub chose — a pint, a pie, a round of darts.
A wallet pass for phone-first regulars, a printed card for everyone else — both count the same stamps.
Each pub defines its own card: what earns a stamp, how many stamps to a reward, and what the reward is.
Beyond stamps: early word on tap takeovers, quiz night priority, and birthday pints for cardholders.
Stamping takes one tap or one ink press at the till — no training course, no queue slowdown.
See repeat-visit patterns and reward redemptions, so the card provably pays for itself.
How Pubcard Works
Choose what earns a stamp, how many stamps fill a card, and the reward — printed, digital, or both.
Each visit gets a tap or ink stamp at the till; the card lives in a wallet or on a phone.
The regular redeems, the pub logs it, and a fresh card starts — visible repeat business on both sides.
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A loyalty card for a pub: each qualifying visit or purchase earns a stamp, and a full card earns a reward the pub sets — most often a free pint, a meal discount, or event priority.
Each pub runs its own card with its own rewards. Carry cards for the locals you actually visit — the point is rewarding regulars, not building a points empire.
A stamp card's real cost is the giveaway — one pint after eight visits is a small price for seven return trips. The pub controls the ratio, so the math is set by the landlord, not by us.
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