Loyalty nudges
A pinned strip on every page. It opens a drawer with points, rewards and tier.
Winning a new customer costs money. Bringing one back costs points. Give points for orders, sign-ups and birthdays, then let customers spend them at checkout.
Orders, sign-ups, birthdays, newsletters and follows.
Customers spend points without hunting for a code.
Hosted, styled with your colours and your language.
Set expiry and send reminders before points lapse.
A loyalty program rewards customers for buying from you. It also rewards other actions, such as signing up or following your store. Customers collect points. They spend those points on a discount, free shipping or a free product.
The reasoning is simple. A first order is expensive to win. A second order costs far less. A loyalty program gives customers a reason to place it.
On Shopify, a good program runs inside the store itself. Points appear on the product page, in the cart and at checkout. Customers see their balance in the account they already have. They log in the same way as always.
Points for signing up, for a birthday, or for following you. Every action builds the habit.
The value has to be visible in the cart and at checkout, or customers forget it exists.
A balance, an expiry date or a new reward is a reason to send an email people open.
You pick what earns points and what points buy. Yuko handles the rest.
Turn on the actions you want to reward. Orders, sign-ups, birthdays, newsletter subscriptions and social follows.
Set your rewards. Amount off, percent off, free shipping, a free product, or store credit.
Points show up on your product, cart and checkout pages. No developer and no theme edits.
Points are the easy part. What earns you the next order is where customers see them, and how easily they spend them.
Turn on the actions that fit your store. Every action you reward is another reason to come back. It is also another piece of data you can market on.
Points only work if they buy a reward people want. Offer an amount discount, a percentage discount, free shipping, a free product or store credit.
No code to hunt for: The checkout extension shows a customer their balance and rewards inside Shopify checkout. They apply a reward without leaving the page.
Points work where people shop. Widgets on the product page, cart and order status page show what an order earns. The customer sees the value before they buy.
A rewards page in your branding: Yuko hosts the page and a floating launcher, both styled with your colours, logo and language. You never touch theme code.
You stay in control of the balance. Set points to expire and send reminders before they do. Credit or debit any customer by hand when support needs to correct a balance.
Every action you reward builds the habit. Turn on the ones that fit your store and leave the rest off.
The core rule. Points scale with what the customer spends.
Reward the account itself, so customers join before they buy.
Turn a points bonus into an email address you can market to.
An automatic bonus on the day, with an optional reminder before it.
Reward the date they joined. It marks a year of buying from you.
Points for coming back to the store, even without an order.
A small reward for a follow on Facebook.
Points when a customer shares your store with their friends.
Trade points for a follow on Instagram.
The same trade on Twitter.
A reward nobody wants is a program nobody joins. Yuko gives you five reward types, and you set the point price of each one.
Customers spend points when they can see them. Yuko puts points in thirteen places, from the product page through to the customer account.
A pinned strip on every page. It opens a drawer with points, rewards and tier.
Shows what a product will earn, while the customer is deciding.
Shows what the whole cart will earn, right before checkout.
Lets customers apply a reward in the cart, before they reach checkout.
Shows the points this order earns, inside Shopify checkout.
Lets customers spend points inside Shopify checkout.
Confirms the points earned, on the thank-you page.
Shows the balance on the order history page.
Shows the balance on the storefront profile page.
The full hub inside Shopify's new customer accounts.
A standalone page explaining the program, with balance and rewards.
A button on every page that opens a panel with balance and rewards.
One place to set colours, fonts, icons and language for every widget.
Points only work if they turn up while someone is deciding. These are the four screens that do the most work.
Customers see the points on the product page, while they are still choosing. The customer sees the reward while they are deciding.
Balance and available rewards sit in the cart. The customer can apply a reward while they are still deciding whether to buy.
No code to hunt for. The reward comes off the total on the page where the customer is already paying.
Balance, rewards, tier and full history sit inside the Shopify account customers already log in to. That is where the next order starts.
Points are only half the program. The other half is telling customers what they have, and reminding them before it goes.
If the widgets do not cover what your store needs, the API does. It reads and writes the same data the app runs on.
A loyalty program is worth running only if it changes what customers do. The first figure is what the wider market sees. The last is one of our merchants.
We move your data for free. It is part of support.
A few clicks. No developer needed.
Points, members and tiers. Our team migrates everything and checks it before launch.
Your customers keep every point they earned, and the program gets better.
Tiers decide how fast each customer earns points. Customers move up as they spend.
A discount takes money from every sale. A point campaign creates the same urgency and leaves your price alone.
It is a program that rewards customers for buying from your store, and for other actions such as signing up. Customers collect points. They spend those points on a discount, free shipping or a free product. The goal is a second order, then a third.
You choose which actions earn points and what those points buy. Yuko awards the points automatically and shows the balance across your store. Customers spend points in the cart or inside Shopify checkout. Nothing needs a developer.
You install Yuko from the Shopify App Store, enable the theme app embed, then pick your earning rules and rewards. You never touch theme code. [Most stores are live in 15 minutes.]
Yes. Yuko has a checkout extension that shows a customer's balance and available rewards inside Shopify checkout. They pick a reward and it comes off the total on the spot.
On the product page, in the cart, inside checkout, on the order status page and on the order history page. Customers also get a rewards landing page, a floating launcher and a full hub inside Shopify customer accounts.
Yes. One setting controls the colours, fonts, icons and language across every widget. The rewards page and launcher follow the same settings.
They can, if you want them to. Set an expiry period and Yuko sends reminders before points lapse. Customers who have gone quiet often come back to spend them.
Yes, and migration is free. Our team moves your points, customers and tiers, then checks the data with you before you go live. Customers keep every point they earned.
Yes. Yuko syncs points, tier, referral and membership data to Klaviyo and Omnisend, and fires events you can trigger flows on. It also connects to Shopify Flow, WhatsApp providers and webhooks.
Yes. The REST API covers customers, balances, rewards, transactions, tiers and earning rules, with webhooks and object schemas documented for developers.
Yes. Yuko integrates with Shopify POS, so your loyalty program covers in-store orders as well as online ones. Customers earn and spend on the same balance either way. They do not need a separate card or a separate account.
Yuko Advanced is $30 a month and includes 300 orders, then $5 for each additional 100 orders. Growth is $199 a month with unlimited orders. Loyalty, referrals, VIP tiers and memberships are all in the same app.
Points, rewards and a branded rewards page. One app, one bill.