Choose your area
Set the geographic radius and eligible employer area for your offer.
For independent businesses
Acquire a nearby guest.
Traditional consumer promotions may require finding many individual buyers. One employer can represent dozens or hundreds of potential new customers. Savortown proposes a targeted introduction to employees working near you; your business earns the relationship.
Explore a merchant pilot
Merchant opportunity
You decide where you want new customers to come from.
The proposed merchant controls would let you define where your offers are available to employers. Focus your customer-acquisition investment on employees working near your business who may have more reason to return.
Set practical boundaries
Choose gift value, employer price, quantity, purchase window and any applicable redemption timing.
Understand what happened
Unique certificate validation could track gift purchases and redemptions; spend and repeat-visit attribution depend on integration and data availability.
Recover service issues
Optional private post-visit feedback could help management address a poor experience promptly.
Invite honest reviews
A future module could request public reviews through a consistent, platform-compliant process separate from private feedback.
Earn the next visit
The longer-term objective is to measure whether a gifted first visit becomes an economically worthwhile repeat customer.
The merchant investment
Make each introduction count.
Through Promotional Gifts, a quality local business can invest part of its normal selling price in acquiring desirable nearby customers. Savortown aims to make that investment targeted and measurable.
Full-Value Gifts: The employer pays the gift’s full value.
Promotional Gifts: The merchant provides additional gift value as an investment in earning new customers.
You don’t have to offer a Promotional Gift to participate. Start with Full-Value Gifts and consider the Promotional Program when it fits your business.
Offer terms, settlement and actual customer-acquisition economics remain under review. Purchase and redemption alone would not prove a profitable campaign.
Optional future campaign
BIG DEAL serves a distinct purpose.
A limited campaign could help a merchant generate near-term cash or direct visits to underused capacity, with firm quantity and timing controls. It is not the default Savortown offer.
Understand BIG DEALHelp test the merchant proposition.
Selected Founding Merchants can join a short research conversation before any pilot commitment.
Founding Merchant program