Build a loyalty business case
Answer 4 quick questions.
See what a loyalty program could return for your business.
4 questions to estimate your growth with NeoDay
A first estimate appears after question 2 and sharpens with every answer. No email needed.
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0 of 4 answered. Your first estimate appears here after question 2.
How we calculate this
- Benchmarks: NeoDay's business case model, with uplift rates per industry for visit frequency, spend per visit and margin.
- Active members: with an app, a share of your current active app users joins the programme; without an app, an industry-specific share of your registered customers.
- Costs included: licence, one-off setup, customer success support and the budget for prizes and giveaways, minus expected supplier and retail media funding.
- Period: three years, with the net result growing in year 2 and year 3 as the programme matures.
- Indicative: this is an estimate, not an offer. Our team can turn it into a firm business case with your own data.
Frequently asked questions
How does the business case calculator work?
You answer four questions: your industry, number of outlets, average spend per visit and visits per customer per year. NeoDay's business case model applies uplift rates per industry for visit frequency, spend per visit and margin.
Which costs are included in the estimate?
The licence, the one-off setup, customer success support and the budget for prizes and giveaways, minus the expected supplier and retail media funding.
Do I need to leave my email to see the result?
No. The estimate appears as soon as the four questions are answered. You can send it to yourself afterwards if you want a copy and a follow-up.
Why do I see a break-even point instead of a three-year result?
When the number of engaged members is too small to cover the licence and running costs, the calculator shows how many engaged members the program needs to pay for itself.
Is the result an offer?
No. It is an indicative estimate. A loyalty specialist can turn it into a firm business case with your own data.