Lock-screen offers
Put today's offer on their lock screen. Not in their spam folder.
A message attached to an Apple Wallet or Google Wallet pass does not compete with 40 unread emails. They already chose to keep your card. Write 20 characters and 140 more — it lands on the lock screen.
7-day free trial · No customer app
Slot opened
nowA 2pm colour just opened tomorrow — book it and keep earning.
Lumen Salon
Apple Wallet · Google Wallet
Cashback
5%
Available
$9.10
- Title / message chars
- 20 / 140
- App installs
- 0
- Automation types
- 4
Why email dies
The people who would come in never open the campaign.
You already have regulars. They are not reading a newsletter. They will glance at a lock screen if the line is short and tied to today.
- 01
Email and SMS feel like marketing. A pass they added feels like their card talking.
- 02
Building a customer app just to send push is a year of work and an install you will not get.
- 03
Quiet Tuesdays and last-minute openings need a channel that works in the next hour, not the next digest.
Practical plays
Three messages worth sending.
Broadcasts go to everyone who has added the pass. Automations send themselves when a rule matches — idle customers, unspent balance, a reward waiting, a birthday.
Play 01
A slot opened. A rainy lunch. A midweek table. One line, one afternoon. Do not send it every day.
“Slot opened — a 2pm colour is free tomorrow. Reply or book to take it.”
Empty time becomes a message, not a sunk cost.
Play 02
Set the inactivity automation: if they have not visited in N days, send a template once in the period. Nobody gets nagged twice.
“It's been 5 weeks — book this week and keep your cashback growing.”
The people who drifted get one honest nudge, not a blast list.
Play 03
Reward-ready (stamps) and unspent-balance (cashback) automations fire when the pass already has something to spend.
“Your free class is waiting — book any session this week.”
Earned rewards get used, which is the whole point of earning them.
How messages land
Write it once. The pass delivers it.
- 01
Customers must have the pass
Notifications travel with the wallet pass. No pass, no lock-screen line — which is why the QR on the counter matters first.
- 02
Broadcast or automate
Type a title and body for everyone, or turn on win-back, balance, reward, and birthday rules with templates like {name} and {balance}.
- 03
Apple and Google deliver
Apple Wallet shows the message on the lock screen and stores it on the back of the pass. Google Wallet sends a pass message.
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Stay honest
They can remove the pass at any time. Frequency is a reputation choice. One useful note a week beats a daily shout.
Pricing
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Manual broadcasts and automations are included on the Pro plan. No per-message fee.
Just $32.5/month billed annually
Everything included:
- Unlimited members
- Apple & Google Wallet support
- Cashback or stamp cards
- Analytics dashboard
- QR code generation
- Email support
- Custom branding
- Push notifications
7-day free trial
Questions
Questions about lock-screen offers.
Unique to this use case, plus the product basics.
It is a wallet-pass message, not an app push. Customers never install your app or tap 'Allow notifications'. Adding the pass is the permission.
Talk to the people who already carry your card.
Start the trial, issue passes, send one useful lock-screen line this week.
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