Recipe 01 · Repeat purchases & revenue · Short campaign
Get members spending points with three rounds of limited-time rewards
Points need somewhere worth spending them. Release rewards in three rounds so members with any balance can find something they want, then carry it through to in-store pickup.
Campaign length
14 days (3 rounds)
First-time setup
First setup 60–90 min
Ongoing cost after launch
About 10 min every 4–5 days to check stock as rounds change
Times are estimates for running the recipe itself; brand content, reward prep, customer service and results reviews need separate staff time. The scope of training and hands-on support is confirmed based on your plan.
We practice it with you
Together we pick rewards, set point prices and stock, and practice scheduling three redemption rounds with no clashing dates.
What we review together afterward
Review each round's redemption and in-store pickup records. If people redeemed but never picked up, check the pickup method and deadline.
Member experience demo · Tap each stage
From taking part the first time to looking forward to the next.
1 / 3 · Day 1
She opens the store. A red countdown reads “Limited-time deal · 3 days 06 hours left,” the original price of 800 is struck through and replaced with 480, and three items are tagged “This round only.”
A fallback reward at 100 points or less stays up the whole time, so nobody loses out for being slow to tap.
How to get all kinds of members to take part
A fallback reward at 100 points or less stays up for the whole campaign, so new members with few points aren't stuck window-shopping from start to finish. Rounds overlap by one day, giving people who hesitate a buffer instead of a hard cutoff. There's no competitive element anywhere in the campaign, so nobody loses out for being slow to tap.
Getting ready to launch · Setup, modules and staffing
What to set up in the admin console (42 fields total)
1. Pick 8–12 store items and give them campaign pricing
For each reward: deal points / deal start / deal end — 12 items × 3 fields
2. Split into three rounds with staggered start times
Rounds are staggered by the deal start and end times from the previous step; no extra fields to fill
3. On each round's launch day, publish one same-day limited-time mission to bring people back
Each mission: start / end time — 3 missions × 2 fields
Staff time: First setup 60–90 min. About 10 min every 4–5 days to check stock as rounds change during the campaign
Prerequisites: At least 8 items already listed in the Points Store
Other ways to play with the same “Limited-time Deals”
We set up your first campaign together and explain the thinking behind it, so your team gradually learns to run things on its own. See how training and hands-on support work
Limits to know before you launch Pitfall × 4
- The platform has no “campaign container”: the time window has to be set on each reward separately, so 12 items means filling it in by hand 12 times. Miss a single deal end time and that item stays discounted forever — the most common accident with this recipe.
- The per-member redemption limit defaults to “Unlimited.” Leave it that way and one member holding 50,000 points can clear out a whole round's stock. Always limit deal items to 1–2 per member.
- When a deal expires, the price only jumps back to normal — the item stays on the shelf. Actually taking it down is a separate set of fields (the reward's own listing start and end times), which doubles the field count.
- Discounting more than three times a year trains a “don't redeem now, wait for the sale” habit, which ends up crushing everyday redemption. We recommend keeping campaign items separate from your popular always-on items.
Recipe 01 · Next step
Make “Points Clearance Countdown” your brand's own
Bring your brand and your ideas. We'll teach you how to set it up and how to read the results, and work with you to prepare the next round members can take part in.