How Regulr works

Right message.Right person. Right moment.Your brand voice, every time.

Capture customers in 45 seconds. The engine learns what each one likes, picks the moment they're most likely to come back, and writes the message in your brand voice.

The broken way

Most venues do retention
through channels nobody sees.

If you've ever posted a trivia night and watched four people show up, this is why.

Instagram

~5%

of your followers see any post

Meta throttles organic reach to force you into ads. You built the audience. They own the distribution.

Email

~21%

open rate, stuck in the Promo tab

Gmail buries it, half of Gen Z has never opened a Promo folder. The list you bought, built, or inherited gets quieter every month.

Nothing

~70%

of independent venues have no retention at all

The honest truth for most bars and breweries. A tip jar full of Instagram handles and a founder with better things to do.

A wallet push hits the lock screen. 99% see it. Free to send. Zero algorithm tax. That's the channel Regulr builds around.

Capture

How do customers actually
get into the system?

You can't send messages to people you don't have. Capture is step one. We built four ways to make opting in take 45 seconds, no app download, no friction.

Free pint for first-timers

Option 1

QR code signage

The classic. A poster behind the bar, a table tent on every table, an insert in your menu. Customer scans, answers 3 questions, gets a free perk, wallet pass saves on their phone. We ship printable PDF artwork branded to your venue, or you can print your own.

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Tap to join

Option 2

NFC stickers

A small sticker on the bar rail, table edge, or menu holder. Customer taps their phone. Instant. No scanning, no aiming a camera. NFC works on every iPhone since 2018 and every Android made in the last 7 years. Order pre-programmed stickers in bulk, or we send you a kit.

tap here
Under every pint

Option 3

NFC coasters

Same tech, disguised as a normal coaster. Goes under every beer. Taps happen casually: someone picks up their pint, hovers their phone curious what it is, and they're in. The lowest-friction capture channel we've found. Custom-printed with your logo.

scan
tap
Two capture surfaces

Option 4

Tap-or-scan table pop-ups

Small acrylic stand on each table. QR on one side for iPhone users who still love their camera, NFC in the base for a tap. Two-for-one capture surface. We ship branded kits you drop on a table and forget about.

What happens after the tap

1

Phone opens the capture page

Their browser, no app.

2

3 quick questions

Name, zip code, 1 preference question (what they usually drink, how they heard about you, etc.).

3

One-tap to save the wallet pass

Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, instant.

4

They walk away with a free perk

To redeem on their next visit, and you have them in the system.

Total time: under a minute. Conversion in our pilots: 72% of people who start the quiz finish it.

The engine

From that point on,
the AI works in the background.

Here's exactly what happens between a customer joining and a message appearing in your queue.

5

layers of context per message

POS, brand, season, sub-vertical, customer history

99%

wallet push open rate

lock-screen delivery, every time

12-18%

offer redemption

on top-ranked retention drafts

$0

per wallet push

no per-message fees, ever

Step 01

It learns their pattern

Every visit gets logged. After a few, it knows when they usually come, what they usually buy, what they spend. The pattern is their pattern, not an average.

Step 02

It evaluates every day

Once a day, the engine looks at every customer against every possible reason to reach out. Events coming up, someone overdue for a visit, a new product they'd probably like, a birthday.

Step 03

It writes in your brand voice

The top candidate gets a draft written in your brand voice, pulling from your approved perks and referencing their actual preference. Every message carries a written reason: "This customer hasn't been in 6 weeks, last drink was the porter, we just dropped a stout."

Step 04

It picks the right channel

Wallet push if they have one, SMS if they don't, email as a fallback. Wallet push is our preferred channel because it's free and 99% see it.

Step 05

You sign off, it sends

Every morning, the drafts drop into your daily queue. Read, tweak, or let it rip. The engine handles the rest of the day on your sign-off.

What "in your brand voice" actually means

Generic AI tool

“Hi Hank! We miss you at Lantern & Co. Come back soon for a complimentary beverage on us! Cheers! 🍻”

• Reads like a chatbot wrote it

• No reason, no specifics, no voice

• Emojis from nowhere

Regulr, reading Lantern & Co.'s file

“Hank, trivia's back Thursday 7pm. First porter's on us if your team shows.”

✓ Short, like Lantern & Co. actually talks

✓ Pulls his last drink (porter) from POS

✓ Ties to a real event (trivia Thursday)

✓ Offer from the approved perk list

Events detected · last 7 days

4 new

Trivia Wednesday

May 1, 7pm · from events page

Drafted
2 campaigns·68 targeted

West Milkman IPA release

Fri Apr 25 · from Instagram

Drafted
1 campaign·42 targeted

Oktoberfest weekend

Oct 4–6 · from events page

Drafted
3 campaigns·180 targeted

Sunday Brunch Pop-up

Sun Apr 28 · from Instagram

Drafted
2 campaigns·55 targeted

Auto-scanned daily · you can edit before any send

Four events. Eight drafts. Zero scheduling meetings.

Events on autopilot

You post it once.
We market it all month.

Every morning Regulr scans your website and Instagram for new events. Trivia night, a beer release, Oktoberfest. Each one becomes a marketing objective the engine knows how to work.

It figures out who came last time, who'd love this one, and who's been cold. Pre-event invite and week-of reminder draft into your queue. Seat attribution lands when the event wraps.

Scans your events page and Instagram every morning

Every new event becomes a marketing objective

Targets last-attendees, lookalikes, and cold regulars differently

Drafts a pre-event invite and a week-of reminder

20-30% of event seats attributed to Regulr vs. ~5% organic

Your daily queue

Five minutes of coffee.
A full day of sends.

Every morning the queue shows that day's drafts. Each one tells you the customer it's going to, the channel, the reason the engine picked it, and an inline edit button.

Approve one at a time when you're getting a feel for it, or bulk-approve the whole queue once you're in rhythm. Most owners clear it in five minutes while their coffee brews.

Every draft shows who it's going to and why

Inline edit for tone, offer, or timing

Average time in queue: 5-8 minutes per day

Edit rate drops from ~15% to ~5% after 3 weeks as the voice file tightens

Flip to autonomous when you trust it, still editable anytime

Daily queue · today

8 pending
M

Marcus T.

Wallet push

Marcus, hate to rush you but the new West Milkman dry stout is moving fast. Pint on us this week?

6 weeks since visit, last drink was the porter, Stout just dropped

J

Jess R.

SMS

Jess, birthday week. Come grab a free pour of whatever sour looks best to you.

Regular + birthday this week + loves the sours

D

Devon K.

Email

Devon, trivia's back Thursday 7pm. First pint on us if your team shows.

Pub trivia Thursday, attended twice before, 3 weeks quiet

5 more drafts below

A real draft. A real reason. One tap to send.

What it earns you

One extra visit per regular per month.
That's the whole model.

The math isn't complicated. If the engine pulls one extra visit per month from each of your regulars, here's what that looks like by venue size. Conservative assumptions.

Small brewery

Taproom with a kitchen, one location, ~300 people who visit twice a month or more.

Regulars300
Avg tab$22
+1 visit/regular/mo+$6,600/mo
Regulr$400/mo

ROI multiple

17x

Most common

Mid food hall

8-12 vendors, a bar, 12,000+ visitors a week.

Regulars800
Avg tab$28
+1 visit/regular/mo+$22,400/mo
Regulr$1000/mo

ROI multiple

22x

Multi-concept group

2-4 locations, layered concepts, 1,500 cross-venue regulars.

Regulars1,500
Avg tab$35
+1 visit/regular/mo+$52,500/mo
Regulr$1500/mo

ROI multiple

35x

Cut these numbers in half and you're still at 8-15x ROI. Cut them in quarters and you're at breakeven plus the reviews. That's the worst case.

Free items, not discounts

A free pint costs you $2.
A 15% discount costs you $7.50.

Same customer, same gesture, four times the cost. Free items also redeem at twice the rate of percent-off. Higher perceived value, lower actual cost, no reference-price erosion.

4:1 perceived value-to-cost ratio

2× the redemption of percent-off

20-40% spend lift on the rest of the tab

Menu prices stay intact

Free pint on their next visit

4:1

Perceived value

$8

Actual cost

$2

Redeems at 55-70%. Draws them back for the visit. Tab averages ~$30 once they're in the door.

15% off your next visit

1:1

Perceived value

$7.50

Actual cost

$7.50

Redeems at 25-40%. Trains the customer to wait for the next discount. Full-price visits get rarer over time.

Founding partner pilot

$499 for two months.
We go all-in with you.

We're taking a handful of founding partners at the pilot rate. You get the full system, full founder attention, and two months to see if it actually moves the needle.

Full setup, done for you

POS connection, wallet pass design, capture artwork, voice file. You spend ~1 hour approving, we handle the rest.

$1,500 value

Founder strategy session

I sit down with you and map the engine to your objectives: slow nights, event fills, win-backs, VIP rebooks. Roughly $1,500 of consulting, included.

Bi-weekly performance reviews

Every two weeks during the pilot, we walk the numbers together and tune the voice, offers, and cadence. Your engine gets sharper each cycle.

2-month pilot

$499 total$2,000

No contracts. Cancel anytime. You own your list.

Apply for a pilot

Reviewed personally · ~24 hour reply

FAQ

Common questions,
straight answers.

See it on your own venue

Ready to see it
on your own venue?

Apply for a pilot and we'll show you exactly what your file would look like, built around your venue.

Wallet push

free, 99% see it

SMS

when it matters

Email

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