For Quick-Service Restaurants
365Digital gives them one simple offer to save on their phone, so your restaurant has a reason to bring them back after the first click.
Lunch combo, slow-day special, first order bonus, birthday treat, catering reminder, or win-back offer.
A busy campaign should leave you with more than traffic. It should create people you can reach again.
The Problem
Your ad gets attention. The customer checks the menu, opens Instagram, asks a friend, or decides to order later. By then, the money you spent to reach them is gone with nothing saved. The fix is not another complicated restaurant app. It is a simple offer between your ad and your website: claim it now, save it to the phone, and come back when it is time to eat.
The Solution
How it works
The customer is curious but not always ready to order.
A clear offer gives them a reason to take the next step.
The card stays on their phone after the ad disappears.
Staff can scan or honour the saved offer at the counter.
Use wallet updates for lunch, slow days, expiry, or catering.
QSR angle
Most restaurant ads lose value when the customer is not ready to order in that exact moment. A saved wallet offer gives them a reason to keep your restaurant close until lunch, dinner, catering, or a slow-day promo makes sense.
Simple launch pricing
Start with a focused campaign setup, then choose the monthly support level that matches how often you want offers, reminders, and updates handled.
One-time launch setup for the card, offer, QR flow, and demo-ready campaign assets.
Keep the card active with updates, support, and campaign guidance as you grow.
Sample campaign
Instead of sending every ad click straight to a menu and hoping they remember you, show them a lunch offer they can keep on their phone and use when the craving hits.
Questions
No. This is your own offer, your own customer path, and your own follow-up.
No. Start with claims, saves, scans, and redemptions. Add deeper tracking later if needed.
Yes. Use bundles, timing, limited items, birthday offers, or catering prompts instead of blanket discounts.