You choose the perk
A free side, a second cut at half price, a member rate on Tuesdays — whatever makes sense for your margins. It is your offer, so you stay in control of the cost.
On Google and Meta, the business with the bigger budget takes the attention. On the LaLoyalty perks shelf, every business pays the same flat rate and gets the same rotation. The café pays what the salon pays, and both get seen the same number of times.
You choose the perk and fund it yourself, so you control the cost. We film your clip, put you in the neighborhood rotation, and give you a scanner to redeem it at the counter.
Pick a perk that fits your margins. You fund it, you control it.
We shoot a short clip at your place, made for you.
Cardholders in your area see you — the same as everyone else on the shelf.
They show their card, you scan it, the perk is done.
Residents in your area carry a free LaLoyalty card on their phone. You decide what you want to offer them, and we handle the rest.
A free side, a second cut at half price, a member rate on Tuesdays — whatever makes sense for your margins. It is your offer, so you stay in control of the cost.
A short video shot at your place, made for you. Most local businesses never get content like this at all.
Your clip enters the neighborhood rotation and is shown to cardholders in your area — the same number of times as every other business on the shelf.
A cardholder shows their phone at your counter, you scan it, the perk is redeemed. You see who actually came in because of the shelf.
This is the part that does not exist anywhere else. Every paying business on a neighborhood shelf is shown to every cardholder an equal number of times. There is no way to buy a better position, and no way for a bigger competitor to push you down.
A national chain can outspend you on every ad platform there is. Here it cannot. It pays the same flat rate as you and appears exactly as often as you do — in the neighborhood where you have the advantage anyway, because you are the one who is actually there.
Cardholders do not stumble onto your clip between other things. They watch local clips deliberately, because watching is what keeps their neighborhood perks showcase open — each qualifying view stays valid for 30 days and then expires, so residents keep coming back to discover what is new nearby.
Views unlock the perks showcase. Watching is deliberate, not incidental.
Your 15 seconds are watched by someone who chose to watch, in the neighborhood where they spend money.
About one clip a day, up to seven a week. Nobody burns through a month of businesses in one sitting.
Older views age out, so residents keep discovering what is new nearby instead of settling once.
No auction, no bidding, no minimum spend, no contract length.
Your first video is included. When you want a new one — a new offer, a new season, a new dish — a refresh is $__ /clip. Staying on the shelf never requires a new video; filming a new one is optional and only when you ask for it.
The perk itself is yours and funded by you — which is exactly why you decide how generous it is.
LaLoyalty is being built one neighborhood at a time, and yours is at the beginning. Fewer businesses on the shelf now means a bigger share of attention for the ones who join first.
This is a network being built, not a finished audience being resold to you. If that is not what you want right now, we would rather you wait than be disappointed.
LaLoyalty is an independent network and is not affiliated with Google, Meta or any advertising platform.
One flat rate. Equal rotation.
Your perk, your neighborhood, your customers.
Every area has a local person who handles the businesses on it. They come to you, help you shape the perk, film the clip and set you up. It is a conversation, not a sales call.