A simple stamp card is one of the most effective ways to bring customers back. Choose how many stamps it takes to earn a reward, and the card maker writes the reward line, lays out the stamp boxes and adds your logo, contact details and terms. Cards are business-card size, so they fit in a wallet. Your logo and colors come from your brand kit.
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Business card size, 3.5 x 2 inches. Prints on standard 10-per-sheet business card paper or card stock. Edit your brand kit.
Choosing the right number of stamps
- 6 stamps suit higher-priced visits, such as car washes, haircuts or massages.
- 8 to 10 stamps are the classic choice for cafés, bakeries and lunch spots ("buy 9, get the 10th free").
- 12 stamps work for small, frequent purchases.
Make the reward feel reachable: most customers should be able to earn it within a few months.
Running a stamp card program
- Use a stamp or hole punch that’s hard to copy, ideally with your logo or a distinctive shape.
- Stamp one box per qualifying visit or purchase, and say exactly what qualifies in your terms.
- Give the first stamp free or a bonus stamp on the first visit; customers who start ahead are more likely to finish.
- Celebrate the reward when a card is completed, and hand over a fresh card right away.
- Keep it simple: one clear reward, no complicated rules.
Printing
Choose Print at home (10 per sheet) for standard 10-per-sheet business card paper (such as Avery 8371 or 5371) or plain card stock with the cut marks. Print page 1 (fronts), then print page 2 (backs) on the other side of the same sheet. For a print shop, choose Print shop file to get a two-page PDF with the 1/8-inch bleed printers ask for. Use a matte card stock so stamps don’t smudge.
Last reviewed October 21, 2026.
