About Island Perks
Built in a dining room, not a boardroom.
Island Perks comes from people who actually run restaurants. We got tired of loyalty tools that either did too little or were built only for national chains, so we made the one we wanted, with points, member pricing, paid memberships, and corporate accounts, all on the POS you already have.
Why we built it
The rewards program that comes built into your register gives customers points and not much more. It is the register’s program, branded like the register, and it still runs on a punch-card idea from years ago.
The powerful loyalty platforms, the ones the national chains use, can do far more. But they are priced and built for hundreds of locations, with long contracts and account managers. An independent restaurant never gets to touch them.
Island Perks puts that power within reach of any restaurant. Member pricing that rewards regulars every single visit. Paid memberships you can sell for steady revenue. And corporate accounts that turn the offices down the street into your lunch rush. Your brand, your customer list, your rules.
What we believe
How we build.
Your brand, not the POS’s
Members see your name and your rewards, not a generic register screen. The program feels like your restaurant, because it is.
Your data is yours
Your customer list is yours to keep and export at any time. We never hold it hostage on a platform you cannot leave.
Simple enough for a Friday rush
One phone number at the register. No new hardware, no separate tablet, no training day. It works the way your line already works.
Made by operators, priced for independents
A fair monthly price per location, no contract. Built by people who have worked the line and watched the register.
Proven where it counts
Every feature earns its place in a real dining room before it reaches yours. Island Perks is run and refined at our pilot restaurant, Minston’s Jamaican Deli, against real Friday-night traffic, real regulars, and real company lunch orders. If it does not hold up at the counter on a busy night, it does not ship.