Following a recent independent report, Q-Park Rewards users are more than twice as likely to spend with our partner than those not registered within the app!
Q-Park Rewards Partner Scheme
Q-Park Rewards is an innovative cashback-based app that links with a registered users bank card, tracks transactions and serves the user cashback from restaurants, leisure or retail partners. In addition to partner rewards, Q-Park Rewards members receive a minimum of 10% cashback when they park with Q-Park. Once customers have built up the cashback on their account they have the option to make a cash transfer into their bank account, buy retail vouchers or even donate to charity.
Why should your business join the scheme?
Q-Park customers are your potential audience and we are continually in contact with them via email, social, posters and in-app notifications. The objective of the scheme is to create additional value for our customers and to help support the high street recovery. In the current climate Q-Park will not charge any marketing fees so our partners benefit from free advertising at the time that a customer enters the city!Since launching in 2019, Q-Park Rewards has nearly 60,000 registered users and continues to grow rapidly. Earlier in the year the scheme hit a monthly transaction level of over £1m. Due to the fast growth of the scheme we believe that Q-Park Rewards can play a key part in the revival of the high street post COVID-19. Following a recent independent report, Q-Park Rewards users are more than twice as likely to spend with our partner than those not registered within the app!
How to sign up
Click the link below to submit an enquiry form and we can discuss the scheme further. Alternatively if you’d like to find out more about Q-Park Rewards click here.
Q-Park is one of the three leading providers of parking facilities in West Europe, whether wholly-owned, leased, managed or in a hybrid business model. Q-Park is notable for its quality approach and has a portfolio comprising over 454,000 parking spaces in the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Great Britain, France, Ireland and Denmark.
