Pricing

You pay out of what they spend.

One kind of charge: a percentage of what a creator-referred customer actually spent at your counter, deducted from that sale. No subscription, no setup fee, nothing prepaid, and a monthly cap you set.

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The rates

One commission. Three rates.

First visitThe first time a creator-referred customer redeems at your store.15%of the bill

Return visitEvery time that customer comes back to you.8%of the bill

Every visit afterFrom the fourth on, for as long as they keep coming.4%of the bill

What it would cost you

The 15% is only the first visit. Watch the rate fall.

Set your numbers — nothing is sent anywhere, and the cap carries into the form below. Set the third one to “never comes back” and the rate stays at 15% all year, which is the honest worst case.

Average bill per customer$45.00New walk-ins per month25

How often does a customer come back?

What you actually pay, blended over a year8.9%Month one is 15%, because every customer is new.

15% · every visit a first visit8.9%Month 1 · 15%Month 2 · 15%Month 3 · 11.5%Month 4 · 11.5%Month 5 · 10.3%Month 6 · 10.3%Month 7 · 8.8%Month 8 · 8.8%Month 9 · 7.8%Month 10 · 7.8%Month 11 · 7.2%Month 12 · 7.2%

Month 1 · 15%Month 12 · 7.2%

Year one, total commission$4,185on $47,250 of sales you would not have had

15% on a first visit, 8% on a return, 4% from the fourth on. The blend falls because the returns pile up underneath, and every one of them is a customer you keep.

Apply with this cap · $175 Sized to month one — the most expensive month, when nobody is a regular yet. Rounded up to the nearest $25.Set this as your monthly cap

Not billed

Everything else is zero.

No subscription
No setup or onboarding fee
No upfront payment of any kind
No minimum term
No charge for posts that bring nobody
No charge for the creator’s content
No hardware to buy

A post that produces no walk-in costs you nothing. That is the whole difference from ad spend.

Against ad spend

The same money, two ways.

A creator campaign, or a month across Instagram, Google and Yelp, is paid before anyone shows up. Below is the same money run as a cut of sales instead.

—	Ad spend	Hibi
Paid	Before anyone shows up	Out of the sale, after they redeem
Priced on	Views and clicks	What the customer actually spent
If nobody comes	You still paid	You owe nothing
Who brought them	Unknown	One line per customer, named to a creator
The second visit	Nobody is paid for it	Rewarded, at a lower rate
Ceiling	Your budget	A cap you set, pausable anytime

Questions

What merchants ask about price

What do I pay if nobody comes?

Nothing. The commission exists only where a customer redeemed at your counter, and it comes out of that sale. No floor, no subscription underneath it.

When am I charged?

Never in advance. Fees come out of the sales they were earned on and settle weekly, each line naming the creator, the time, the amount and the commission.

Is the reward part of the commission?

No. The reward is funded out of the same sale, up to the full bill, and is set by you. The commission is separate.

Does the rate ever go back up?

No. It only falls — 15%, 8%, then 4% once they are a regular — and stays there for as long as that customer keeps coming back.

How is the cap enforced?

When commission reaches your monthly cap, your codes stop being billable for the rest of the month. Raise it, lower it or pause at any time.

Will these rates change?

These are pilot rates. Final rates are set with the first cohort and published here — pilot merchants keep their pilot rate through the pilot.

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The first cohort opens in New York in Q4 2026. Tell us who you are and we will reach out when your neighborhood goes live.

Based inNew Yorkone neighborhood at a time
First cohortQ4 2026merchants and creators, forming now
Reach usDirectlyhello@hibi.club — every message is read

No subscription, no setup fee, nothing prepaid. Deducted from the sale, settled weekly.