Food trucks live on regulars — the office crowd that finds you every Tuesday, the brewery-night fans, the people who track your schedule. But paper punch cards get lost, and most loyalty programs assume you have a fixed counter and a big POS system. LoyalTrak works from a QR code on your window and the phone in your pocket.
How food trucks use LoyalTrak
- "Buy 9 meals, get the 10th free" punch card — or any number of visits and any reward
- QR code sticker on your service window — customers claim a card in seconds while they wait
- Add a visit from your phone with one tap when you hand over the order
- Free item promo for first-time customers, limited to one per person
- Prepaid meal packs for the regulars who find you every week
Every card comes with a name and email. When you park somewhere new, you have a list of people who already love your food. That's something a paper card can never give you.
Built for life on the road
- Works on your phone's data connection — no Wi-Fi or card reader needed
- Staff can also look customers up by name, email, or phone if they forget their QR code
- Only you and your staff can add a visit, so there are no fake punches
- Earned rewards never expire, even if your season ends
Farmers market vendors too
Same setup, different stand. Put your QR code on the table sign, and reward the regulars who find you every Saturday.
- Punch card — buy 9 loaves, coffees, or bouquets and get the 10th free
- Season pass for weekly produce or egg pickups, valid until the market closes
- Your customer list follows you from market to market
Why LoyalTrak works for this
- No app for your customers — their card is a link and a QR code
- No hardware — scan with the phone or tablet you already have
- No per-transaction fees from LoyalTrak — just a flat monthly price
- Punch cards and free promos are included on the Loyalty plan ($19/month); Starter ($29/month) adds prepaid packs and season passes sold online
Start your food truck punch card
Print one QR code, put it on your window, and start collecting regulars today.