For Western North Carolina merchants

Take cards on the phone you already have. Keep Square or Clover.

Coupling is the shop system for independent WNC businesses — farm stands, massage, chiropractic, and the stores already ringing sales on a phone, from Hendersonville to Haywood Road. Mix cash, card, and rewards. Let customers book the next visit.

Tap to Pay on your phone

Take cards on the phone you already carry. No new terminal to buy.

Keep Square or Clover

Stay on the checkout you already run. Mix cash, card, and rewards on one sale.

Catalog, checkout, booking

Sell items, time the order, and let customers book the next appointment.

Works with SquareWorks with CloverTap to Pay on your phoneNo Coupling fee on each sale
Coupling hero scene showing merchant checkout on a tablet, the customer app on phones, and a gift card. Hardware is a demo of the app, not a terminal we sell.
What you can run tomorrow

Checkout, booking, and rewards — on the phone you already have

Built for independent WNC shops already on Square or Clover on a phone: farm stands, massage, chiropractic, and the stores ringing sales from a pocket, not a back office. We don't sell terminals. POS is mobile-only.

Coupling mobile checkout on an iPhone, ready for the customer to pay

On the phone you already have

Tap to Pay at the counter

Take cards on your iPhone or Android. Coupling POS lives in the mobile app, so you can ring a sale without buying a new terminal.

Coupling POS payment entry showing a sale in progress

Catalog, checkout, mixed tender

Sell the way your shop already sells

Put items in a catalog, take the order, and split the ticket across cash, card, and rewards. Keep Square or Clover if you already use them.

Mix cash, card, and rewards on one sale. Square and Clover stay in the flow you already know.
Coupling mobile dashboard on an iPhone, the same app merchants use to run the shop

Appointments included

Let customers book the next visit

Massage, chiropractic, and other appointment businesses can take bookings in the same system that handles checkout and rewards.

Full appointment booking is live — customers pick a time, you see it next to the rest of the shop.
POS and payment workflow

Start the sale in Square or Clover. Mix cash, card, and rewards. Close it on your phone.

Keep the checkout you already run. Coupling plugs in beside Square or Clover, or runs Tap to Pay on the phone in your pocket. Rewards come off the ticket, the remaining balance is collected as usual, and the new reward lands automatically. We do not sell terminals.

Square integrationManual mode availableSquare and Clover liveNo terminals to buy

How the integrated checkout works

Keep your current checkout. Add Coupling beside it.

The flow below is the Square-connected experience. Clover works the same idea. Screenshots under it show the mobile POS — a demo of the app, not hardware we sell.

Checkout system

Square POS

1

$15.00 sale

Charge starts in Square

A normal Square sale creates the matching charge inside Coupling. Clover works the same way.

Square creates the original charge.
C

Rewards layer

Coupling

2

-$10.00 in rewards

Apply rewards in Coupling

Customers use eligible rewards, and Coupling updates the amount still due.

Coupling applies rewards and recalculates what is still due.

Checkout system

Square POS

3

$5.00 paid

Square collects the updated amount

The shopper pays the remaining amount through Square, Clover, or Tap to Pay on your phone.

Square now checks out only the remaining balance.
C

Rewards layer

Coupling

4

+$0.25 reward

Coupling disburses the new reward

Payment confirmation issues the new reward, and the customer receives it immediately.

Coupling sends the new reward automatically.

Available now

Tap to Pay on your phone, Square, and Clover. Mix cash, card, and rewards on one sale.

Also live

Catalog, order timing, and full appointment booking in the same mobile POS.

Honest about hardware

POS is mobile-only. We do not sell terminals. Hardware in photos is a demo of the app on a phone or tablet you already own.

What the shopper sees

Rewards reduce the balance before checkout, and the new reward appears after the sale closes.

Screenshots below show the live mobile POS. The Square-connected version uses the same redemption and reward logic, but the sale starts and finishes inside Square. Clover follows the same pattern.

1Charge generated
Coupling POS on a tablet showing a generated QR code for checkout. Hardware in photos is a demo of the app, not a terminal we sell.

Start the sale in Coupling POS

Ring the sale on your phone. Coupling POS is mobile-only — the same phone you already carry, not a terminal we sell.

2Customer payment
Customer phone showing a pay button with rewards covering part of the sale

Mix cash, card, and rewards

The shopper pays with card (including Tap to Pay), cash, rewards, or a mix. The app shows how much is covered before the sale closes.

3Mixed tender
POS payment summary showing rewards received and remaining cash on a mixed-tender sale

Close the remaining balance

Coupling shows the rewards already applied and the amount still due so you can finish the sale in Square, Clover, or on your phone.

4Reward disbursal
Reward credited screen showing loyalty issued after the merchant completes a mixed-tender payment

The new reward lands automatically

When the sale completes, Coupling issues the new reward back to the customer — no extra step at the counter.

Local merchant network

Accept other local merchants' rewards and grow your reach without giving up control.

Once checkout is running, you choose which local merchants to connect with and how much of their rewards you'll accept. That helps bring in new customers, gives existing customers more ways to spend, and keeps more value moving through the local network.

For merchants

Bring in customers from other local businesses, encourage repeat visits, and control your exposure with merchant-set limits.

For customers

Use rewards, vouchers, and gift value at more than one business instead of being stuck with a single merchant.

For the local economy

Keep more spending inside a connected group of local businesses instead of losing value out of the area.

How merchant partnerships work

Grow local partnerships without opening the network blindly.

Start with checkout and your own rewards, then add a partner when the relationship makes sense and cap how much of their value you accept.

Tilted iPad product scene showing a merchant partnership profile and supporting partnership network tiles

Merchant control

Choose the partner

Accept value only from businesses you trust and want to bring into your local circle.

Acceptance cap

Start with a $100 limit

Set a dollar amount that fits your comfort level before any partner value is accepted.

Local growth

Keep value moving nearby

Give customers more places to spend while keeping the relationship rooted in WNC merchants.

1

Start with your own offer

Lead with checkout and rewards, vouchers, or gift cards customers already understand.

2

Add one partner

Choose a nearby merchant with overlapping customers or a natural business relationship.

3

Grow carefully

Raise the cap only after the partnership proves useful for both sides.

WNC example

A WNC partnership can start with a cap, not a blank check.

Mountain Roast can choose to accept up to $100 of Slope Side value, then bring that value back to Slope Side for wholesale orders, event tabs, or future redemptions.

That keeps the partnership useful without making the network feel abstract, risky, or hard to explain to staff.

Network overview
My Token overview showing issued token totals, partnership network strength, and acceptance direction stats

See your network

Track who you are connected to, how strong your network is, and which reward relationships are active.

Spend map
Where to spend view filtered to a partner token across multiple nearby merchants

Show where rewards can be spent

Customers and merchants can quickly see which nearby businesses accept a reward, making it more useful.

Partner limit
Partnership acceptance screen confirming a new merchant token relationship with a spending cap

Set a limit and accept a partner reward

Accept a partner's rewards up to a dollar amount you choose, so you stay in control as the network grows.

Transparent pricing

Simple tools. Predictable costs.

One low monthly subscription, no per-sale Coupling fee, and checkout, booking, and rewards on the phone you already have.

Merchant subscription

$10/month

Run checkout, appointments, and rewards without paying a Coupling fee every time a customer pays or redeems.

+Free for users
+No Coupling fee on each sale
+Tap to Pay, Square, and Clover
+Catalog, mixed checkout, and appointment booking
+Merchant-controlled rewards, vouchers, and gift cards
$

Reward issuance cost

Issue $10,000 in rewards for about $1.20.

Issue rewards without paying a percentage of every redemption. Coupling costs stay tied to running the shop tools, not a cut of every sale.

Issue $10,000 worth of rewards for about $1.20.

Need help planning a rollout or merchant network?

Book a demo and we'll walk through your current checkout flow, network goals, and what the pricing looks like for your shop.

Contact us to try Coupling
Local merchant spotlight

What Coupling looks like in a real Asheville practice

"I use Coupling for reward points and gift cards at my massage therapy practice. My clients love earning rewards they can share with friends."

Emily Manders, Sacred Hands Alchemy

At Sacred Hands Alchemy, customers can scan the sticker, redeem rewards, and book the next visit. Checkout and the offer live together — the kind of setup a Hendersonville or Asheville shop can actually run tomorrow.

Sacred Hands Alchemy branded Coupling sticker showing in-store reward and gift-card proof
Demo-first next step

See how Coupling fits your store before you commit

We'll walk through Tap to Pay, Square or Clover, mixed checkout, appointments, and rewards using the way you already sell.

Ask about bonus vouchers toward your subscription when you try Coupling.