Loyalty Club for a Clothing Store: A Card That Lives in the Wallet
The simplest way to run a loyalty club for a clothing store is a digital card saved to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet — with no app for the customer to install. Shoppers scan a QR code at the register, the card lands in their phone's wallet, and they earn points on every purchase while receiving your new-arrival and sale notifications. With מועדון שלי it costs 150 ILS per month per store, with a 14-day free trial.
Points on Every Purchase, Plus VIP Tiers
In fashion retail, it makes sense to reward spending: every shekel a customer spends turns into points on their digital card. In מועדון שלי you define spending tiers — say, a reward at 500 ILS in cumulative purchases and VIP status at 2,000 ILS — and the card in the wallet updates automatically after each scan at the register. When a customer hits a tier, they get a push notification telling them their reward is waiting, with no need to ask the salesperson for their balance. You can also choose a visit-based punch model instead of points, which suits a '10th purchase free' mechanic. Everything is managed from a single dashboard, and each customer's history stays synced across all your locations.
Push Notifications for New Collections and Sales
Every customer who added the card to their wallet becomes a direct marketing channel. You send a group message to all cardholders — the summer collection has landed, end-of-season sale, a new branch opening — and it appears on their lock screen, with no reliance on email or paid SMS. The system also automatically sends a birthday greeting with a perk, a nudge to customers who haven't visited in a while, and an alert when a reward is reached. Every message is automatically translated into the language of each customer's phone — Hebrew, Arabic, Russian, English and more, nine languages in total — a real advantage for a clothing store with a mixed crowd. There's also a proximity notification: when a customer walks near the store (about 100 m on iPhone, about 150 m on Android), the card pops up on screen.
No Customer App: Just a QR Code at the Register
Customers download nothing. You place a small QR stand at the register or in the window; the shopper scans it, fills in a few details, and the card goes straight into Apple Wallet or Google Wallet — already on their phone. On the next visit, the salesperson scans the card with the מועדון שלי merchant app (iOS), enters the purchase amount, and the points are credited. You can add your whole team with per-employee access, and run several branches under one club, so points earned in Tel Aviv can be redeemed in Jerusalem. No more cardboard punch cards lost at the bottom of a bag, and no app nobody installs — the card lives in the wallet your customer already opens every day.
How Does It Compare to Other Solutions in Israel?
The Israeli market has established loyalty platforms such as Simply Club, ValueCard and TISMO, some of which serve large retail chains. The main difference in מועדון שלי's approach is that the card sits in the phone's native wallet rather than in a dedicated app or on a plastic card, so there is no installation barrier for the customer, and your messages arrive as push notifications on the lock screen. Pricing is transparent — 150 ILS per month per store, no commitment, with a 14-day trial — which puts a chain-grade loyalty club within reach of an independent boutique. Compare the options against your actual needs: store size, number of locations, and the channel you want to use to reach your customers.
How much does מועדון שלי cost for a clothing store?
150 ILS per month per store, including unlimited cards, push notifications and VIP tiers. You start with a 14-day free trial, no commitment.
Do my customers need to install an app?
No. They scan a QR code or open a link and the card is saved to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. Only your staff uses the scanning app (iOS) at the register.
Can I notify all members about a sale at once?
Yes — one group message goes to everyone holding the card, automatically translated into each customer's phone language (nine languages).