A sticker on the product. Tap it with your phone, buy the thing, and real dollars land in your app. Keep buying the brands you love and every coupon they hand you pays more.
Hold your phone to the black square on the sticker. The coupon opens right there in the aisle, in real dollars.
Like the coffee shop, except it pays cash. Fill a row, move up a tier, and every coupon that brand hands you from then on pays more. Tap the coins.
Every coupon you collect from a brand adds a coin to that brand's card. Some promotions add more. Brands never mix.
Every coupon after that pays a bigger bonus on top of its face value.
Cashing out never empties the card. Your tier is about coming back, not holding.
How many coins to a row and how much each tier pays is the brand's call.
The purchase is the start. Brands can pay you for what you think, for a quick survey, for trying the new one. It all lands in the same balance.
Always on. Tap, buy, collect. The coupon pays and the card fills.
A comment on the product. What you'd change. The brand can pay for it.
A quick survey when a brand wants your take. A few taps, cash for your time.
Brands add new ways to pay you inside Piggie. It shows up on their page.
Piggie is on the App Store for iPhone. The first stickers are headed for San Antonio shelves.