Who it’s for · Customers come to you
Busy days, quiet days, and a lot of small bills.
Cafés, shops, salons, pubs.
How it drifts
Card fees creep up at every processor change. Energy rolls onto out-of-contract rates. Regulars stop coming and nobody notices, because the till still rings.
The sides that matter most
Your areaYour customers
Save and grow
What Haptyq finds, on both sides.
To save
Card fees up 0.4 points at the last change£60 a month × 12 = £720 a year
Check 1 · Costs creeping up after a contract endsElectricity on out-of-contract rates£237 a month × 12 = £2,844 a year
Check 20 · Out-of-contract ratesTwo card machines, one counter£19 a month × 12 = £228 a year
Check 2 · Subscriptions nobody uses, or paid twiceTo grow
Saturday peak is 8 to 10am. You open at 9One hour of your busiest morning
Check 32 · Footfall and busy hours (shops, cafés, venues)Regulars who haven’t been back since spring42 of them, about £6,900 a year
Check 10 · Customers who’ve stopped coming backWaiting times rising in your reviews4 of the last 12 reviews
Check 16 · A complaint that’s rising in your reviewsExample findings, illustrative figures. Each one names the check behind it.
Step inside
Inside, room by room.
Each room is a part of the business. The ones lit up are where things are moving.
What it reads
What Haptyq reads for you.
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Google Business ProfileBusiness ratesFootfall and busy hoursLocal weatherAdd up your bills
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