A gift card is money in your account before you cook a thing — and the person who receives it is often someone who has never dined with you. Guests buy in a minute on your own branded page, the card arrives by SMS, and your staff draw down the balance at the till. Currency, tax label, terms and expiry adapt to where you issue from, so the same gift card works whether you are in Norway, the EU or the US.
What you get
Cash in the bank today
You are paid the moment a card is bought, weeks or months before it is redeemed — money upfront that costs you nothing to hold.
New guests, gifted to you
Every gift card is a personal recommendation. The person who redeems it is usually someone new, arriving already sold on the place.
Sells across borders
Issue from Norway, the EU or the US and the currency, tax label, statutory terms and expiry rules adjust automatically — no legal guesswork.
Your brand, not a third party
Sold on your own page, your name on the receipt, and the money lands in your account — never routed through someone else.
Where gift cards earn their keep
The last-minute gift
Someone needs a present tonight. They buy a card on their phone in under a minute and it lands by SMS — no card in a shop, no wrapping.
The quiet January
Cards sold in the busy run-up to Christmas are redeemed in your slowest weeks, carrying revenue straight into the months you need it most.
A guest from abroad
A visitor buys a card in their own currency, with the right terms for where you issue from, and neither of you has to think about the tax.
See it in action
Getting started takes just minutes. Here's how it works.
- Set your amounts and your business location once — currency, tax label, legal terms and expiry rules configure themselves from there.
- Guests buy on your branded page and the card is delivered instantly by SMS to them or straight to the person they are gifting.
- Staff redeem the card at the till and draw down the balance across as many visits as it takes — no cash ever leaves as change.
- A monthly settlement report goes to your accountant with everything sold, redeemed and still outstanding, per venue.
