Run one priced, capped moment campaign and see what it does.
Flat fee
- Campaign goal, event and terms review
- Approved entry and reward-exposure caps
- Hosted, link or QR activation if suitable
- Campaign report and settlement review
PRICING / MADE FOR YOUR CAMPAIGNOne great moment.
One great moment.
Or a whole calendar.
Start with a campaign. Scale into a program. Every offer has an agreed scope, budget and reward obligation before launch.
A calendar of moments, always on—across approved channels.
Monthly fee
- Recurring campaign and creative planning
- Campaign, budget and outcome controls
- Eligible checkout and commerce integrations
- Performance reviews and optimization
Multi-location, custom moments and negotiated economics.
Custom
- Multi-location activation planning
- Custom integrations and partner workflows
- Support, reporting and merchant approval scope
- Negotiated terms and deployment economics
The labels describe our engagement models, not dollar quotes. Reward funding, issuance liabilities, per-entry/usage costs and setup or service fees may be additional. Final commercial terms and capability availability require team approval.
CLEAR NUMBERS, CLEAR EXPECTATIONSThe reward is the headline.
The reward is the headline.
The details matter.
We separate the customer-facing reward from merchant costs, approvals, event resolution and performance measurement.
Discuss your campaign ↗Does the flat fee include rewards?
Not necessarily. Campaign funding and any applicable service, usage or platform fees must be itemized and agreed in writing. The fixed fee describes a type of commercial arrangement, not a published inclusive price.
How do you cap our exposure?
Before launch, the merchant and team review who qualifies, the per-person reward, eligible participation capacity, event definitions and the maximum possible gross reward obligation.
What if the event does not happen?
The conditional reward follows the approved campaign terms. The qualifying purchase or service remains valid; cancellation, postponement, voids and edge cases must be clearly covered.
Can we start without installing an app?
For a suitable merchant, a team-assisted hosted page, shareable link or QR activation may be an alternative to native checkout integration. Fit and availability are reviewed first.
Are Shopify and WooCommerce supported everywhere?
No universal installation or certification is claimed. The team confirms specific merchant plans, plugin versions, permissions, rollout readiness and fulfillment responsibilities.
THE DETAILS MATTER
A few good questions.
Clear answers. No fine print disguised as marketing.
Ask us something else ↗What does IncentivPay actually do?
IncentivPay designs and helps run outcome-based merchant campaigns: a qualifying customer action is connected to a specific, verifiable real-world event and a clearly described reward. The merchant agrees on eligibility, reward obligations, funding and deployment before launch.
Do you sell gift-card, loyalty, or referral software?
No standalone gift-card, traditional loyalty, referral or points-product availability is claimed. A campaign may use a particular reward format only if that format and fulfillment method are approved for the merchant.
Does an app already install instantly on Shopify or WooCommerce?
Connector availability and scope must be confirmed with the team. A team-assisted packaged campaign can avoid a native integration; an integrated campaign needs merchant-specific technical review.
How much does a campaign cost?
Fees, reward funding, individual caps and the possible overall reward obligation are different numbers. A campaign receives an approved quote and terms; this website does not make up a public flat price.
Are the companies in your case studies IncentivPay customers?
No. They are independent industry reports from third parties such as Reuters and Modern Retail, cited for context. Reported outcomes are not IncentivPay results.
Where are promotions available?
Availability depends on jurisdiction, event rights, campaign rules, the merchant category and partner/market constraints. Every launch needs review; do not assume that every event or business is eligible.