For multi-location operators

Three locations. One loyalty system. Every regular knows every store you have.

You opened more stores to grow. Don’t let them dilute the ones that work. Karam Kards runs one card across every location — and one dashboard that finally shows you where your regulars come from and where they’re leaking out, store by store.

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Five quiet failures

Five things go quietly wrong when you cross from one location to many.

Read these out loud. If even one makes you wince, the rest of this page is for you.

Pain 1

Your manager doesn’t know they’re hiding the bleed

“How’s Wicker Park doing?” “Foot traffic’s steady, boss.” They’re not lying.

The door’s still moving. The line still backs up at 8am. Last Tuesday’s sales looked normal.

But your regulars are gone.

The four-times-a-week crowd quietly disappeared six months ago. Replaced by walk-ins who buy once and never come back. One walk-in transaction looks the same as one regular transaction on the daily report.

A walk-in is worth one visit. A regular is worth two hundred.

You won’t see it on the P&L until next year’s numbers come back ugly.

By then they’re across the street, drinking someone else’s coffee.

What we do: Per-location retention cohorts. The bleed shows up in week three, not month twelve.

Pain 2

Sarah doesn’t know your other stores exist

Sarah loves you.

Four mornings a week at Lincoln Park. Knows your baristas by name. Posts your croissants on Instagram.

Then she goes home to Wicker Park — and walks past your second location without knowing it’s yours.

She buys coffee from your competitor twice a week. Not because she stopped loving you.

Because nobody ever told her.

You’re losing $50 a week from the customer who’d hand you her life savings if you asked.

She’s not the only Sarah.

What we do: One card that works at every one of your stores, plus a broadcast to her lock screen: "Your favorite cafe just opened on Damen. First drink on us." Sarah finds out from the brand she already loves. (A map of which regulars cross between stores is coming soon.)

Pain 3

“We can’t honor that here”

Five words that cost you a customer for life.

They walked in with the punch card from your other store. Excited to use it. The cashier squinted, called the manager, the manager said no.

They paid full price. They smiled. They left.

They will not come back to either store.

You’ll never know why. They won’t tell you.

They’ll tell their friends.

What we do: One wallet card across every location. Stamps count everywhere, automatically. There’s no "we can’t honor that here" — because there’s nothing to honor, the card already knows.

Pain 4

Your new location opens to crickets

You opened the new location on a Saturday.

Saturday was busy. Sunday was okay. Monday felt empty.

By Wednesday you were standing behind the counter wondering if you’d made a mistake.

Six months later the store finally has its own regulars. Six months of rent on a place that didn’t have its people yet.

The whole time, your other three locations had 1,200 regulars across them. Customers who already loved you.

They would’ve shown up that first Saturday.

Nobody told them.

What we do: Tell every cardholder you already have the day it opens — one broadcast to their lock screen — and set a geofence so the card surfaces when they walk past. Your regulars hear about it from you, not from a sign in the window.

Pain 5

The chain across the street has unified loyalty. You don’t.

The chain across the street doesn’t have better coffee.

You know it. They know it. Half their customers know it.

But Starbucks remembers them at thirty thousand stores. You remember them at one.

Your customer feels seen at the chain and invisible at yours.

They don’t decide to leave you. They just keep ending up there. Because that’s where they’re known.

The chain didn’t beat you on coffee.

They beat you on memory.

What we do: Same unified-experience capability the big chains have, at indie pricing. Your wallet card works at all your stores. Your regulars feel known everywhere they go.

The bridge

You don’t have to trade off operator insight for customer simplicity.

The system you’ve been working without runs both sides of the relationship at once. You get the segmented analytics — by location, by cohort, by retention curve. Your customer gets one clean card that works the same way no matter which store they walk into.

Complexity stays inside the dashboard. Simplicity stays in their wallet. That’s the design.

The analytics

Your dashboard is a control panel, not a sales report.

Built for operators who need to know what’s happening at every store — not just what already happened.

Illustration of a multi-location operator dashboard on a laptop: a row of store tiles showing each location's week-over-week retention change, a flow diagram of customers moving between stores, and a per-store performance panel. — An illustration of the multi-location view, not a screenshot. What the dashboard shows you today: retention cohorts by location · Karam Tap stamps by store · QR placement attribution · the People view.

Retention by location

Cohort curves per store, weekly updated.

Customer movement mapComing soon

Watch which regulars cross between stores and which stay siloed. Find your Sarahs.

Per-store comp trackingComing soon

Every comp tied to a card and a staff member, store by store.

Marketing attribution

Every QR placement is tagged — the window poster, the flyer, the card drop — so you see which one brought each cardholder in, and whether they came back.

Regional manager viewComing soon

Your regional team gets the same data, scoped to their stores.

Real-time, not 30 days late

Wallet pass and stamp data update as they happen — no waiting on a monthly report.

See the analytics walkthrough →

Territory Lock

Your moat compounds with every location you add.

Single-location operators have one battle to defend. You have N.

A new cafe opens near any one of your stores and your moat at that store is under threat. You can’t physically be at every store, fighting that battle.

Territory Lock makes you the only cafe in your zip code with Karam Kards — and at multi-location, you can lock down multiple radii from one operator account. Each store gets exclusivity. The differentiation compounds with every location.

It’s the strongest multi-location-specific lever we ship.

Illustration of Territory Lock: a cafe map pin at the centre of concentric radius rings covering a neighbourhood of houses, with three people walking past receiving a notification on their phones.

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The math

Growth pays for itself with one retained regular per location per week.

Say your average drink is $8 and a regular visits four times a week.

That’s $32 a week per regular. $128 a month.

Growth at $198/mo for three locations + $48 per additional pays for itself with one retained regular per location per week. That’s not aspirational math. That’s a single 8am face you’d otherwise have lost.

At three locations you need three retained regulars per week to cover the entire subscription. By the time you have four locations, you’re at four. The math doesn’t get harder — your customer base just gets bigger.

And your bottleneck moves with you. One Karam Tap station per counter handles 100+ customers an hour. Add a second location, add a second station. The system scales — your team doesn’t have to.

Franchise

At 5+ locations, we have a different conversation.

Franchise starts at $498+/month. You get 5 locations at base. Additional locations are priced case-by-case for your actual footprint — no rigid per-location fee.

You get everything Growth does — plus custom contract terms, every Karam Tap station free across every location, cross-location redemption, 250 viral lead gen cards per location per year, white-glove migration off your current loyalty tool, quarterly marketing strategy sessions with our team, and unlimited broadcasts.

Coming soon to Franchise: full POS auto-stamping at the register (Square, Clover, MindBody and Boulevard first, Toast in Q4 2026), plus SSO.

Running 3–4 locations and thinking ahead? Start on Growth. Upgrade to Franchise the moment you cross 5.

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80% of US adults already use mobile wallets. Across all your locations, in every neighborhood you operate in, your customers already know how to use what we ship. The biggest objection in multi-location loyalty is already dead.

Tell us about your locations.

30-minute strategy call. We’ll map your locations, your current loyalty setup, and what changes if you switch.

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