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Shopping deals app for your high street: coupons, a shared loyalty card and a map of the shops
Shoppers find every shop on the map, collect the street's coupons, fill one loyalty card from shop to shop and get a message as they walk into the neighborhood.
Your traders' association, shopping street or town center in one iOS and Android app, built without code: coupons from each shop, a loyalty card stamped by QR code, a map of the shops, location-based notifications and the calendar of street events.
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The street's coupons, in every shopper's account
Dated, limited in number, redeemed at the counter
With Couponing, create a coupon for each participating shop: a discount on a second item at the shoe shop, a free alteration at the tailor's, valid for two weeks and limited in number. Shoppers keep it in their account and show it at the counter, where the shop redeems it; each coupon can be used once per shopper. Announce the week's coupons with a push on Thursday evening.
One loyalty card for the whole street
A stamp in each participating shop, a reward chosen together
With the Loyalty card, shoppers earn a stamp with each purchase by scanning the QR code, printed from the back office, that each participating shop displays at its counter. You set the number of stamps, the reward, such as a voucher to spend in the street, and the expiry date, plus a minimum delay between two stamps. With the Club card, regular shoppers move up levels, each with its perk.
Every shop on the map
Fashion, shoes, accessories: the shops by category, with their hours and directions
Add each shop to a Map section, with its photo, its opening hours and its phone number. Create one section per category, fashion, shoes, cafés, so shoppers go straight to what they are looking for and open directions in one tap. A shop's page links to its current coupon.
A street app, paper loyalty cards or each shop's social pages?
What changes for shoppers and for the association.
| Your street's app | Paper cards in each shop | Each shop's social pages | |
|---|---|---|---|
| One card for all the shops | yes, in the app | one card per shop | no |
| Coupons shoppers keep | in their account, dated and limited | printed flyers | posts that scroll away |
| The shops on a map | with hours and directions | no | shop by shop |
| A message on arrival in the street | Geofencing | no | no |
| Who controls the audience | the association, through its own app | each shop | the platforms' algorithms |
A message when shoppers walk into the street
Geofencing on arrival, targeted push for the neighborhood
Draw an area around the street: with Geofencing, a shopper who walks into it receives your message, such as “Late-night shopping until 9 p.m. today”; only people who allowed the app to use their location get it. For a sidewalk sale weekend, a push notification can also target a geographic area, so the town's residents hear about it and people who live far away don't.
Launching the street's app: four steps
What the association sets up, with the participating shops.
The shops
One map entry per shop, with hours, photo and category.Accounts
Turn on Authentication: coupons and the loyalty card are tied to each shopper's account.The card and the coupons
Number of stamps, reward and expiry for the card; the first coupons, with their dates and quantities.The area
The Geofencing zone around the street, and its message.
The rest of the street's app
The events calendar
Sidewalk sales, late-night shopping, the Christmas market, in an Agenda section.
Shop pages
Each shop presented with its photos, its brands and its contact details.
New arrivals
Articles where shops show the new collection.
The members list
The association sees in the back office who has joined the loyalty program.
A contact page
The association's email and phone, for shoppers and shops.
A web app
The map and the events also open in a browser.
The traders' association
Its shops share one loyalty card and offer a monthly coupon each; the app replaces the paper flyers.
The town center manager
The map of the shops, the season's events and a Geofencing message at the car park entrance.
The boutique that wants a club for its best clients
For previews reserved by invitation, the luxury fashion club app works with user groups.
The private club app for luxury fashionShopping street app: questions from traders
Can shoppers buy from the shops in the app?
No: this app brings shoppers to the street, it has no cart. A shop that wants to sell online uses GoodBarber's eCommerce app, with its catalog, sizes and checkout.
Do shoppers need an account?
Yes, for the coupons and the loyalty card, which are tied to their account: the app uses Authentication. The map, the shop pages and the events stay open without signing in.
How is a coupon checked at the counter?
The shopper shows the coupon in the app and the shop redeems it; each coupon works once per shopper. Conditions, such as a minimum purchase, are written in the coupon and checked by the shop.
Can a push reach only people nearby?
Yes: a notification can target a geographic area, and Geofencing sends a message to people who enter the area you draw, if they have allowed access to their location.
Can each shop publish its own offers?
Shops can have a staff account in the back office to publish their articles and coupons; the number of staff accounts depends on your plan. Otherwise, the association publishes for everyone.
What budget for the street's app?
The Premium plan for the native apps, plus Authentication, which coupons and the card require, the Loyalty card and Couponing; the Pro plan includes Authentication. Geofencing and push notifications are free from Premium.
Extension Store
The extensions of a shopping street app. Couponing, the Loyalty card and the Club card, which builds on it, are options from the Premium plan and require Authentication, included in Pro; the Map, the Agenda, push notifications and Geofencing are free.
How much does a shopping street app cost?
Store apps begin at the Premium plan. Three options carry the deals: Authentication, which the Pro plan includes, and the Loyalty card and Couponing, which remain options on both plans. The map, the events, push and Geofencing cost nothing more.
| Premium · iOS, Android and web versions | 55€ /month, billed yearly |
| Authentication, with Premium | 12€ /month |
| Loyalty card, with Premium | 8€ /month |
| Couponing, with Premium | 6€ /month |
| Pro · Authentication included | 105€ /month, billed yearly |
Nothing is paid in the app, so no commission applies. Apple and Google developer accounts are paid to the stores.
Pioneers of no-code
15 years of experience building native apps for businesses and content publishers. And the numbers to prove it.
25 000+
Daily downloads for apps built with GoodBarber*
30 000+
Clients have brought their app projects to life with GoodBarber
2011
The year GoodBarber was born: no-code, before anyone else
* Source: internal download tracking, App Store and Google Play, April 2026.
GoodBarber gives your shopping street an app of its own: coupons, a shared loyalty card, a map and geolocated messages
Couponing, Loyalty card and Club card, shops on a map, street events, Geofencing and targeted push, published on the App Store and Google Play.