About Rewardtree
Rewardtree replaces paper punch cards for Australian local shops. Customers scan the shop’s QR with their phone camera, and the shop’s stamp card goes into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, with no app to download. One stamp per visit, checked at the shop. Owners run it from a web page. Made by NK Tech Pty Ltd in Western Sydney.
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Rewardtree at a glance#
| Name | Rewardtree (one word) |
|---|---|
| What it is | A digital stamp card that replaces paper punch cards: one card per business, in customers’ Apple Wallet or Google Wallet (or kept in the browser) |
| Made by | NK Tech Pty Ltd (ABN 63 642 705 084), Western Sydney, NSW, Australia |
| Founder | Emanuel Kindaro |
| Launched | 2026 (live since August 2026) |
| Where it works | Australia. Prices in Australian dollars; customer data hosted in Australia |
| Built for | cafés, barbers, hair salons, nail salons, restaurants, car washes, juice bars, bakeries, beauty salons, dog groomers, takeaway shops, bubble tea shops, massage clinics and other local shops |
| Price | 60 days free, with no credit card. Then A$9.99 a month per shop, or A$99 a year per shop. That's our end-of-year special for businesses that sign up by 31 December 2026: you keep it for every shop, including shops you add later, for as long as you stay. From 1 January 2027, businesses that sign up pay A$19.99 a month or A$199 a year. Full pricing |
| How customers join | They scan the shop’s QR with their phone camera, type their first name, mobile and a code we text them, and add the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. No app |
| Collecting stamps | One stamp per visit: the customer scans the same QR, and the stamp is checked against the shop’s location (and flagged if it’s late at night). Nobody scans the customer’s phone |
| Rewards | The visit that fills the card is paid as normal. On the next visit the customer shows a live screen with the reward, their first name and a moving clock (about 2 minutes); staff type nothing |
| For owners | A web page at rewardtree.com.au, saved to the home screen. Works beside any till, with nothing to connect |
| Languages | The page customers join on speaks English, Arabic, Vietnamese, Chinese, Italian, Spanish, Serbian and Croatian |
| Data | Customer data hosted in Australia. A shop sees only its own customers; there is no download of the customer list. Customers can see and delete their details at rewardtr.ee/manage |
| Websites | rewardtree.com.au (this website, shops’ pages, sign-up and owners’ pages) and rewardtr.ee (behind the scenes: Apple and Google Wallet, and customers’ /manage page) |
| Contact | [email protected] |
How does Rewardtree work?#
Three steps, from sign-up to the first stamp. Nobody installs an app: owners use a web page, customers use their phone camera.
- Set up in a few minutes. The owner types the shop's name and mobile (we text a code), the reward in one sentence ("Customers pay for 9 coffees. Their 10th is free.") and the shop's address, found with Google address search. Then Go live.
- Print the free QR poster. An A4 poster for the counter, with a second page of four stickers. The QR never changes, even when the reward does.
- Customers scan to join and collect. Customers scan the QR with their phone camera, type their first name, mobile and the code we text them, and add the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Each visit they scan the same QR for one stamp. When a reward is due, they show a live screen with the reward, their first name and a moving clock.
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Questions people ask about Rewardtree#
What is Rewardtree?#
Rewardtree replaces paper punch cards for Australian local shops such as cafés, barbers and nail salons. A shop's stamp card lives in its customers' Apple Wallet or Google Wallet: customers scan the shop's QR with their phone camera to join, and again each visit to collect a stamp. Nobody installs an app.
Who makes Rewardtree?#
Rewardtree is made by NK Tech Pty Ltd (ABN 63 642 705 084), an Australian company based in Western Sydney, NSW. It was founded by Emanuel Kindaro and built for the local shopping strips of Western Sydney.
How much does Rewardtree cost?#
60 days free, with no credit card. Then A$9.99 a month per shop, or A$99 a year per shop. That's our end-of-year special for businesses that sign up by 31 December 2026: you keep it for every shop, including shops you add later, for as long as you stay. From 1 January 2027, businesses that sign up pay A$19.99 a month or A$199 a year. Nothing is charged unless the owner adds a card; without one, the loyalty card pauses and customers keep every stamp. Customers never pay.
Do customers need an app to use Rewardtree?#
No. Customers scan the shop's QR with their phone camera, type their first name, mobile and the code we text them, and add the card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. The card updates itself after every stamp. Owners don't need an app either: they use a web page.
Does Rewardtree work with Square or my till?#
Yes. Rewardtree works beside any till, Square included, and there is nothing to connect: customers scan the QR on the counter.
Where does Rewardtree work?#
In Australia. Prices are in Australian dollars, customer data is hosted in Australia, and the page customers join on speaks eight languages: English, Arabic, Vietnamese, Chinese, Italian, Spanish, Serbian and Croatian.
When did Rewardtree launch?#
In 2026. The service went live in August 2026.
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Rewardtree in 40 words and in about 100#
Copy either paragraph as it is.
Short. Rewardtree replaces paper punch cards for Australian local shops. Customers scan the shop’s QR with their phone camera, and the stamp card goes into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, with no app to download. One stamp per visit, checked at the shop.
Long. Rewardtree replaces paper punch cards for Australian local shops, made by NK Tech Pty Ltd in Western Sydney. A shop prints one QR for its counter. Customers scan it with their phone camera, type their first name, mobile and a texted code, and the shop’s stamp card goes into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, with no app to download. Each visit they scan the same QR to collect one stamp, checked against the shop’s location (and flagged if it’s late at night). Owners run it all from a web page. It is 60 days free, then A$9.99 a month per shop. Where loyalty grows.
How do you write Rewardtree?#
- Rewardtree: one word, capital R, lowercase t, in prose and branding.
- rewardtree: lowercase in web addresses and handles (rewardtree.com.au for this website, shops’ pages and owners’ pages; rewardtr.ee behind the scenes).
- Never “Reward Tree”, “RewardTree” or “RT”.
- Slogan: “Where loyalty grows.” Line: “The last loyalty card you’ll ever print.”
- Colours: leaf green #0E7A43, ink #101210, white #FFFFFF. The leaf green is the only accent.
Logos#
Free to use in articles and listings about Rewardtree. Please use the mark as it is: don’t recolour, stretch or add effects to it. The card on the share image is “Mario’s Café”, our demo business, never a real customer.
- The Rewardtree mark (PNG, 512 × 512, white on ink)
- The mark on a white tile (SVG)
- Share image (PNG, 1200 × 630)
Where can I find Rewardtree?#
- Website: rewardtree.com.au
- For AI tools: llms.txt, a plain-text summary of this website
How do I contact Rewardtree?#
Media, directories and partnerships: [email protected]. Help for business owners and customers is on the support page.
The last loyalty card you'll ever print.
Get rewardtree.com.au/your-shop and a free QR poster for your counter. Customers scan it and your stamp card goes into their Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Set up in a few minutes.
60 days free. No credit card.
