Not a balance on a voucher, but an experience. Your guest unwraps the present on their phone — with visuals, sound and a personal message. And you already have the money.
To a beautiful year together — cheers!
— SelmarTap the parcel. Exactly what the recipient sees when they open your gift card.
A gift card is a present. Treat it like one and it sells itself.
One tap and the parcel opens, with visuals and sound. Four experiences to choose from, from a drawn box to a cinematic reveal.
The giver writes their own words. Handwritten on the card, not buried in a template email.
Runs in any phone browser. Saving it to a wallet is optional, never required.
A booking button sits right under the card. From gift to visit in two taps.
Four steps, and nothing left for you to chase.
On your own gift card page they pick an experience or an amount, write their message and pay.
By email at the moment the giver chooses — including the morning of the birthday.
On their phone, with visuals and sound. Then the card, the balance and a booking button.
Staff scan the QR and enter the amount. Any remainder stays on the card for next time.
The money is in your account before the guest walks in.
Sell from the group, redeem at any location and settle afterwards. Each venue only sees what belongs to it.
Directly through your own Mollie account. Guests pay by iDEAL, card or bank transfer and the money lands in your account, never in an intermediary account of ours.
Twelve months from purchase. The expiry date is on the card and your guest is reminded automatically as it approaches.
Yes. A €100 card with €62 used keeps a €38 balance, and every movement is listed in the card's history.
Create it in the system and print it as a premium A4 card — or send a payment link so the customer can pay at the counter.
Yes. You can sell from the group and redeem anywhere; settlement between venues runs automatically.