One wallet pass.
Every vendor's regulars.
Regulr turns your hall's eleven vendor silos into one shared audience. The ramen lover hears about the new Thai menu. The cocktail regular gets invited to taco Tuesday. Every vendor markets to every visitor, automatically. No app download. No new POS. One pass that works for the whole hall.
Works with every vendor's existing POS · 10-day rollout · Cancel anytime
Connects to every vendor's existing POS
Follow one customer
This is Maya.
She walked into Avanti on a Saturday. Tried the ramen at Kanpai. Loved the patio. Grabbed a cocktail at the bar. Took a photo for her feed. Then life got busy. She never heard about the nine other vendors she walked past. Two weeks later she was back at her usual sushi place down the street. With Regulr, here's what happens instead.
Maya walks into your hall and falls in love with Kanpai
She's exploring a new neighborhood. She walks through your doors. The patio is buzzing. She orders the tonkotsu at Kanpai and it's the best ramen she's had in months. She snaps a photo. On her way out she scans the wallet QR at the host stand. "Free dessert from any vendor on your next visit." Three taps. A pass drops into her wallet branded for the hall, not just Kanpai. She just became a regular for every vendor under this roof.
A branded hall pass lands in her Apple Wallet
Your hall logo. Her name. Her visit count. Her active perk. A list of all eleven vendors she can explore. No app download. It sits next to her credit cards. This is how every vendor will reach her for free, forever.
Her wallet buzzes: "Saffron just dropped a Thai lunch special"
A free push notification. AI noticed Maya loved ramen, which means she loves Asian flavors. Saffron across the hall just added a Thai lunch special. "Maya — if the tonkotsu was your thing, Saffron's khao soi is probably your new obsession. Lunch today 11:30 to 2." She was going to grab a sad desk salad. She comes in instead. Cost to the hall: zero.
Cocktail hour nudge to a vendor she's never tried
AI knows Maya grabbed a cocktail on her first visit. The Forge Bar is running a $6 aperitivo hour Thursday from 5-7. A single wallet push lands: "Maya — The Forge is doing $6 negronis tonight. Patio is open. Split Lip Tacos next door has the birria." She shows up. Orders two drinks. Shares the tacos with a coworker. Two vendors just ran on one push.
Maya brings her book club — four new wallet passes
Maya is officially the friend who knows about your hall. Saturday afternoon she brings four women from her book club. Each scans the wallet QR. Each gets a pass. Each one now gets the Thai special push, the cocktail hour push, the Sunday brunch pop-up invite. One Saturday walk-in just became a five-person marketing channel.
Maya goes quiet. AI pulls her back to a vendor she never tried
Three weeks with no visit. AI detects the gap. It looks at which vendors Maya has not tried yet and picks the one she is most likely to love. "Maya — Panaderia just dropped a new morning bun. Saturday mornings were made for this. Grab one free on your next visit." She is back that weekend. She tries Panaderia for the first time. Now she knows about eight of your eleven vendors. By month 6, she is hitting your hall 2-3 times a week.
Maya's value to the hall without Regulr: $42 (one ramen visit)
Maya's value with Regulr: $2,640+ per year across 7 vendors (plus the 4 friends she brought in)
The hall pass
One pass.
Every vendor under your roof.
Every visitor gets your hall's branded card in Apple or Google Wallet. No app download. No per-vendor signup. One pass that tracks every vendor visit, every perk earned, and gives every vendor a direct line to every person who's ever walked through your doors.
A shared audience, not eleven silos
Every walk-in becomes a permanent hall regular that every vendor can reach. Instead of each tenant maintaining 400 followers, the hall maintains one audience of 8,000+ shared customers.
Wallet push that reaches 85%+
Push notifications land straight on the phone. “Saffron just dropped a Thai lunch special.” No app fatigue, no spam filter, no carrier fee. Free to send, every time.
Updates live, across every vendor
Visit count, active perks, vendor tier, loyalty level. The card updates in real time as she eats at Kanpai, drinks at Forge, grabs dessert at Panaderia. One surface, every vendor's data.
Forge Hall
now
Maya — Kanpai just dropped a tonkotsu special tonight. Your kind of bowl. Two seats open at the bar.
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Eleven Vendors · One Pass
Guest
MAYA RIVERA
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Visits
7 Vendors
Tried
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Tier
Active Perk
Free side at Kanpai · expires Sunday
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1:1 Marketing across vendors
Every visitor hears about
the vendor they'd actually love.
Regulr learns every customer across every vendor. Order history, flavor preferences, visit timing, which vendors they've tried and which they haven't. Then it picks the right vendor and the right message for each person. The ramen lover hears about the Thai menu. The cocktail regular gets invited to taco Tuesday. The pastry customer learns about the dinner pop-up.
What AI learns across the hall
- Which vendors each visitor has tried
- Cross-vendor flavor preferences
- Visit timing and day-of-week patterns
- Cocktail-only vs. full-meal vs. pastry-grabber
- Solo regular vs. group-bringer
What it does with that knowledge
- Introduces ramen lovers to the Thai menu next door
- Invites cocktail-only guests to taco Tuesday
- Fills weekday dead zones with targeted specials
- Launches new vendors to 8,000 pre-qualified regulars
- Picks the right channel: wallet push, SMS, or email
Same hall. Same Tuesday. Three visitors. Three different messages.
Wallet push
“Maya — if the tonkotsu was your thing, Saffron's khao soi is probably your new obsession. Lunch today 11:30 to 2.”
Wallet push
“Split Lip is running taco Tuesday 4-7. Birria pairs perfectly with the Old Fashioneds you usually grab at The Forge.”
SMS
“Priya — Panaderia just pulled a fresh batch of morning buns. Worth the walk over before your 10am.”
Your week as operator
This is what running the hall
looks like with Regulr.
You stop chasing vendors for Instagram posts. You stop watching weekday traffic sink. You stop wondering if new tenants will make it. The hall runs itself and every vendor wins.
Monday
You see every vendor's capture rate from the weekend
Monday morning you open the dashboard. Kanpai captured 142 new pass holders over the weekend. Panaderia captured 28. The Forge Bar captured 71. You know who is pulling their weight and who needs more foot traffic. You text the Panaderia owner with a plan — a free pastry with any lunch at Saffron this week.
Tuesday
You launch a cross-vendor promo in 60 seconds
Saffron just got a new Thai lunch menu. You open the queue, pick "ramen lovers" as the audience, draft a push in 15 seconds, AI writes the copy for you. One tap and 847 ramen-loving regulars get a personalized wallet push. By 2pm Saffron is the busiest vendor in the hall.
Wednesday
The weekday dead zone fills itself
Wednesday used to be your slowest day. Now AI identifies which vendors have capacity and pushes matched-to-taste specials. The Forge runs a wine Wednesday offer to your cocktail regulars. Split Lip runs a birria deal to the taco lovers. Kanpai runs a ramen-and-beer combo. 300+ extra covers by closing.
Thursday
The daily queue auto-drafts weekend invites
Thursday afternoon the queue has tomorrow's messages ready for you. "Weekend patio invite to 1,200 warm regulars." "Sunday brunch pop-up promo to the morning crowd." You review each one in 30 seconds, tweak a word or two, approve. Nothing goes out without your eyes on it.
Friday
A new vendor signs the lease — to 8,000 regulars
A ramen-adjacent pho spot wants to take the empty stall. Instead of pitching them "build your audience over 6 months," you show them your dashboard: 8,000 hall regulars, 850 of whom are confirmed Asian-food lovers. They sign the longer lease. The audience becomes a leasing advantage.
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The transformation
Your hall, six months from now.
Eleven vendors stop competing for the same 400 followers. They start cooperating on one shared audience of 8,000+.
Before Regulr
- •Eleven vendors each marketing to their own 400 Instagram followers
- •Ramen customer leaves without knowing Thai, tacos, pastries exist next door
- •Weekend packs, weekdays crash. Zero tools to smooth the curve
- •New vendors launch to zero audience. Three months to break even
- •Tenant turnover resets audience to zero. Property value drops with it
After Regulr
- •One wallet pass, 8,000+ shared customers, every vendor sees every visit
- •Every vendor's top regulars see every vendor's new drops the day they launch
- •Weekday covers climb 30%+ from targeted push notifications
- •New vendors launch to thousands of pre-qualified regulars on day one
- •Audience stays with the hall. Tenant turnover stops resetting your base
Every vendor launches to a pre-qualified audience.
When a new ramen spot signs the lease, they do not start from zero. They launch to 850 confirmed Asian-food lovers who have already walked through your hall. The first week is full. The first month is profitable. Leasing conversations get shorter.
Weekday covers climb 30% and the dead days disappear.
Tuesday and Wednesday used to be your scariest days. Now AI fills them with wallet pushes matched to each vendor's capacity and each customer's preferences. The ramen regular gets nudged on slow lunch days. The cocktail crew gets invited Wednesday evening. The curve smooths itself.
One capture. Eleven vendors. Every visit counts everywhere.
Maya scans the wallet QR once at the host stand. From then on every visit to every vendor counts. Her Kanpai visit earns a perk redeemable at any vendor. Her Panaderia run boosts her tier for The Forge. The pass stitches the whole hall together into one experience.
The audience is a leasing asset.
When you talk to a new prospective vendor, you are not selling them an empty stall. You are selling them 8,000 hall regulars, segmented by taste, that they will launch to on day one. Vendors sign longer leases. Rent conversations feel different. The dashboard becomes part of the pitch deck.
Marketing stops living in eleven different Instagram DMs.
No more chasing vendors for content. No more wondering if each tenant is promoting the weekend event. One hall-wide calendar, one queue, one voice. Each vendor still keeps their own brand. The hall coordinates instead of policing.
Customers think of the hall, not the single vendor.
Maya does not decide between Kanpai and her usual sushi place anymore. She decides to come to the hall and picks a vendor once she is there. That mental shift is worth more than any single promotion. The hall becomes the destination. The vendors become the reason to stay for seconds.
What halls see
Numbers from hall operators
running Regulr today.
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Attachment lift month 1
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Average ROI in year one
“We stopped chasing eleven tenants for marketing and started running one calendar. Weekday covers are up 34% in three months. Tuesday is now a real day.”
Leah Park
GM, Forge Hall
“Signing a new tenant used to mean six months of "build your audience." Now I hand them a dashboard showing 8,200 hall regulars and they start writing bigger checks.”
Marcus Delany
Owner, Riverwalk Public Market
“One of our ramen regulars became a Thai regular in week two of launch. That never would have happened. Our vendors are now texting each other about the same customers.”
Priya Shah
Operations Director, Atlas Market
The math
$1,000/mo in. $45,000/mo back.
10 vendors × 1,500 visitors per month per vendor × 25% attachment lift × $12 average cross-sell. The hall splits the cost. The vendors split the upside.
Per hall / month
Includes every vendor's POS integration, wallet passes, AI messaging, cross-vendor attribution, shared dashboard, and operator support.
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Break-even math: roughly 84 cross-vendor visits a month.
84 visits at $12 avg cross-sell = $1,008. Most halls hit that in the first week. Everything after that is pure lift across every vendor's P&L.
Common questions from hall operators
You built the hall.
Now make sure every vendor wins.
Eleven vendors, one wallet pass, one shared audience of 8,000+ regulars. Every vendor's new drop reaches every visitor who would actually love it. Weekday covers climb. New tenants launch full. The hall becomes the destination.
10-day rollout · Works with every vendor's POS · Cancel anytime