Every shopper gets the right offer. Every offer protects your margin.
Perkqi decides what each customer is worth rewarding — while they are still in the cart. Loyalty tiers, instant offers, spend bands and gift rewards, all launched without a developer, all checked against your profit floor.
No code required
Live in minutes
Margin-safe by default
reward types
ways to target
ready-made offers
profit floor that everything respects
Everything below is live in the product today.
Coupon codes do not know who they are talking to.
01
You pay full price for loyalty you already had.
A site-wide code gives your best customer the same 20% as a bargain hunter who would never return.
02
Your points programme rewards people too late.
Points land after checkout, long after the moment the decision was made.
03
Nobody can tell you what it cost.
Discounts stack, edge cases slip through, and the margin damage shows up in a month-end report.
Perkqi fixes all three in the same place.
Six modules. One rewards engine.
Instant offers
Decide what a shopper is offered while they are still in the cart. Discounts, free shipping, bonus points and gifts, targeted by who they are and what they are buying.
£50
5% off
£100
10% off + free shipping
£200
15% off + a gift
Cart £50 → next band at £50
Margin protection
Set your profit floor once. Every promotion is checked against it, and you see the cost before you publish, not after.
Safe to discount
Profit floor
Margin check passed
Loyalty and points
Tiers, earning and redemption rules, automatic tier movement, and a full member profile.
Quick Start templates
25+ ready-made offers, grouped by goal. Pick one, fill in three fields, publish.
Smart audiences
Cart contents, age and location, spend and order history, loyalty tier, or named individuals.
Catalogue control
Products, brands, groups and exclusion lists. Build once, reuse in every campaign.
Four steps from idea to live offer.
Set your floor.
Tell Perkqi the margin you need. Group products that behave differently so each one gets its own limit.
Build the reward.
Choose a discount, free shipping, bonus points or a gift. Add spend bands if you want it to grow with the order.
Choose who gets it.
Cart contents, loyalty tier, age or area, spend history, or a specific list of customers.
Publish and watch.
Schedule it, cap it, and track the burn. Change it whenever you like — it takes effect immediately.
Usual profit margin
38%
Absolute floor
22%
Apparel
24%
Electronics
8%
Accessories
35%
Four steps from idea to live offer.
Set your floor.
Tell Perkqi the margin you need. Group products that behave differently so each one gets its own limit.
Usual profit margin
38%
Absolute floor
22%
Apparel
24%
Electronics
8%
Accessories
35%
Build the reward.
Choose a discount, free shipping, bonus points or a gift. Add spend bands if you want it to grow with the order.
Discount
Shipping
Points
Gift
Spend £50
5% off
Spend £100
10% + free shipping
Spend £200
15% + a gift
Choose who gets it.
Cart contents, loyalty tier, age or area, spend history, or a specific list of customers.
Loyalty tier
Gold and above
Spend, last 6 months
Over £500
Cart contents
Outerwear group
Age and location
Not set
Matches 1,840 customers
Publish and watch.
Schedule it, cap it, and track the burn. Change it whenever you like — it takes effect immediately.
Runs
1 – 30 Nov
Active days
Thu – Sun
Max per order
£40
£4,200 of £10,000
11 days left at this burn
Give shoppers a reason to add one more thing.
A flat discount rewards the order the customer was already going to place. A banded reward moves it. Set the ladder once and every shopper sees exactly how far they are from the next step.
Bands can be measured by amount spent or by number of items, and can be limited to one product or one product group instead of the whole cart.
£75
Spend £50
5% off
Spend £100
10% off + free shipping
Spend £200
15% off + a gift
Add £25 more to unlock 10% off + free shipping
Promotions that cannot quietly bankrupt you.
Most promotion tools will happily let you publish an offer that loses money on every order. Perkqi will not. Set your usual profit and your absolute floor, group products that carry different margins, and every offer is measured against them before it can go live.
74%
58%
79%
68%
62%
18%
71%
44%
Drag to compare. Margin left on the order, by product group.
Store limits
Your usual profit and the floor you will not cross.
Margin groups
Different limits for different kinds of product.
Order-level caps
A ceiling on the total discount any single order can carry.
Burn tracking
Spend so far, average per day, days until the cap.
Reward the right person, not everyone.
Cart contents
“Two items from the new range are in the basket.”
Loyalty tier
“Gold members and above.”
Age and location
“Shoppers aged 25 to 34 in the north zone.”
Spend history
“Spent over £500 in the last six months.”
Order frequency
“More than six orders in the last year.”
Named customers
“These 40 people we want back.”
Combine as many as you need. One promotion can give three different audiences three different rewards.
A loyalty programme people actually climb.
Tiers that members move between automatically based on what they do. Earning and redemption rules you set per tier, so a top-tier member genuinely earns faster. And a full profile for every member — balance, tier history and recent activity — so your team can answer any question in one screen.
pts
Member
1x points
Current
2
Silver
1.5x points
3
Gold
2x points
4
Platinum
3x points
Members move up and down on their own. No manual list management.
What this looks like on a real storefront.
The £70 basket that should be £100
Average order sits just under the free-shipping threshold.
A spend-band reward: 5% at £50, 10% plus free shipping at £100, 15% plus a gift at £200.
Shoppers can see the next rung and reach for it.
Rewarding the refill habit
Customers buy once, then drift to whoever emails them first.
A four-tier points programme, with triple points for gold members on their own brand.
A reason to buy the refill from you, not the marketplace.
Thin margins, no room for error
One flat promotion across a catalogue where margins run from 40% to 6%.
Margin groups per category: deep discounts on accessories, a hard floor on core hardware.
Promotions that never sell a laptop at a loss.
What you get out of it.
Bigger baskets.
Spend bands give every shopper a visible reason to add one more item.
Discounts that are actually earned.
Stop paying full margin for customers who would have bought anyway.
Repeat customers.
Tiers and points give people a reason to come back to you instead of shopping around.
No engineering queue.
Marketing launches offers themselves, the same day.
Protected profit.
Every offer is checked against your floor before it goes live.
One place for everything.
Loyalty, promotions, catalogue rules and customers in a single system instead of four plugins that do not talk to each other.
Serious infrastructure, plain interface.
Multi-store, multi-channel.
Several stores, currencies and sales channels under one account, with rules per channel.
Role-based access.
Fine-grained permissions for every person on the team.
Modern sign-in.
OAuth 2.0 with PKCE, short-lived tokens, single-sign-on ready.
Plan-aware.
The interface shows what your plan includes and enforces its limits, so nobody builds something they cannot publish.
The things merchants ask first.
No. Every offer is built through the interface. Most merchants launch their first one from a template in a few minutes.
A coupon is one rule for everyone who finds it. Perkqi decides per shopper, in the cart, based on who they are and what they are buying — and refuses anything that breaks your margin rules.
Yes. A single promotion can pair several audiences with several rewards, so tier 1 members and tier 3 members get different things from the same campaign.
You set your usual profit and an absolute floor, per product group if you want. Every offer is checked against them, order-level discount caps stop offers piling up on one basket, and a promotion budget tracks what has been spent with the average daily burn and days left before the cap.
Yes. Limit total redemptions per customer and redemptions per day, require shoppers to be recognised or registered before they qualify, and exclude products with a restriction list.
Yes. Multiple stores, currencies and sales channels sit under one account, with rules per channel and role-based access per team.
The points programme is built in — tiers, earning rules, redemption rules and automatic tier movement. Instant offers can target tiers directly.
Immediately. Edit an offer, save it, and the next cart sees the new rules.
Stop discounting blind.
See Perkqi running against your own catalogue. We will build your first margin-safe offer with you on the call.