CashTac1
Post your rate
2–5% on the purchase amount, on the items you choose. Change it for the weekend or the holiday rush.
For every store · big box to mom-and-pop
Get customers ready to buy.
They pick you before they leave the house. They load the trip. You offer a discount based on purchase amount — and you sell more. Compete with the big stores. Expand your brand. No business is too small for more business.
Offer a discount based on what they already planned to spend. That is how a small shop beats a flyer from Target, Walmart, or Lowe’s.
A $120 load at 4% costs you $4.80. You keep the $115.20 ticket, the visit, and a name in their wallet for the next run.
Compete with the big stores
They have the parking lot. You can have the trip.
Shoppers open CashTac to decide where today’s $45–$200 goes. If your rate and items look better than the banner down the road, they load your store. That is brand expansion you do not buy with a billboard — you earn it at the moment of spend.
Corner bakery. Hardware counter. Mall kiosk. National chain. The picker does not rank by square footage.
Put your name on the pickerDiscount off the purchase amount. Sell more.
You set the percent. CashTac applies it to the loaded trip and writes a voucher the register scans. Higher basket, higher dollar-off — the shopper feels it, you still take the sale.
See what an offer costs
You give $4.80
You ring $115.20
They arrived ready to buy — at your counter.
How it works in the store
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They load you
The shopper estimates the trip, picks your store, and downloads the voucher. That basket is already yours.
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Scan at the register
QR at point of purchase. Phone is enough. Keep taking cash if they have no debit or credit card.
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Sell more
They came in funded. Upsell the next shelf. They already decided this stop was worth the load.
No business is too small for more business.
If you can ring a sale and scan a phone, you can be on CashTac. The same rail the big stores use.
Expand your brand
Sit next to Target, Walmart, and Lowe’s in the store list. A first-time shopper learns your name because you paid for the trip, not a logo on a bus.
Customers ready to buy
Not browsers. They loaded $45, $80, $200 before they parked. Your job is to take the ticket and stack a little more in the cart.
You stay in control
Rate, SKUs, hours, daily cap. Pause after Christmas. Raise the percent when the mall next door runs a sale.
List your store
Tell us who you are. We put you on the picker and send shoppers who already picked a number.