It sells itself on your site, with no online store to set up. All you do is validate it when they come in to eat.
Let me show you in 15 minutesGift voucher
This is what your customer receives.
With its photo and its price.
The money goes into your account.
In their inbox, ready to give.
Installing the whole of WooCommerce: cart, shipping, taxes and coupons. And maintaining it every time a new version comes out.
One purchase page on your site. That is all.
Of the eight best-known WordPress gift voucher systems, seven force you to install an online store. This one does not.
No other tool to learn, no other password to remember. You see who bought, which menu and whether they have been in.
A real screenshot, with test vouchers. Your customers' data never leaves your site.
Vouchers used to live in a notebook and a spreadsheet. Now the customer buys one on their own and all we do is validate it. We are here to cook, not to keep track of vouchers.
He is family: that is why he was the first to trust it. So do not take my word for it. Buy a voucher on his site and see exactly what you get.
I built it myself, Pitu Sabadí. And the person who installs it, trains you and answers you on a Saturday night will also be me. More about me
Some platforms take a percentage of every voucher you sell, around 3.5%. If you sell €10,000 a year, that is roughly €350. Every year, for ever.
You need to be comfortable with WordPress, Stripe and page layout.
You touch nothing. You provide the photos and the copy.
One licence per site. You need WordPress, nothing else. If I have not yet delivered or installed it, I refund you in full.
No. You send me photos, menus and prices; I leave it working. Validating a voucher takes five minutes to learn.
Into your Stripe account and from there to your bank. I never touch your sales or take a percentage: only the Stripe fee is deducted, 1.5% + €0.25 on standard European cards.
That is your call, but my advice is that they should not. The consumer authority in Andalusia holds that gift cards cannot expire and has already fined a chain €20,000. If you buy the installation, I set it up with no expiry and explain why.
Whichever ones your site already has. If you use WPML or Polylang, the system simply picks up your languages: Spanish, Catalan, Galician and Basque, plus the European ones that come through your door most, such as English, French, German or Italian. Each customer buys and receives their voucher in the language they were browsing in.
That you sell fixed menus, not credit. For tax purposes that is a single-purpose voucher: VAT is due when the voucher is sold and that is the end of it. A voucher for an amount, spendable on anything on the menu, is multi-purpose and complicates the bookkeeping. Selling menus keeps it simple.
One restaurant in production, El Roser 2, in four languages. I am not going to invent a client list: I would rather tell you straight and offer you first-client terms. If you want, you can talk to them.
Gift vouchers sell from October to December. To make that campaign, this has to be set up beforehand.
Let me show you in 15 minutesNo commitment. If it is not a fit for you, I tell you on the same call.
