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Solution

Incentives customers actually redeem

Send gift cards for sign-ups, feedback, referrals and apologies. Recipients pick a brand they like, in 150+ countries, and you only pay for what you send.

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The challenge

Cash incentives are clumsy

Bank details, payout forms and fees for a ten dollar thank you.

Discounts cut your margin

A coupon trains customers to wait for the next one.

Global audiences, local rules

Payouts that work in one country fail in the next.

How Bidali helps

Sign-up bonuses

Give new customers a reason to finish onboarding with a gift card on day one.

Research payouts

Thank user-study and survey participants in minutes, in their own country.

Service recovery

Make it right after a bad experience with a gift card sent while the customer is still listening.

Bug bounties

Reward the people who find issues with a payout they can use anywhere.

Referrals

Reward both sides of a referral automatically when the friend signs up.

How it works

From a customer action to a gift card they redeem

Your product decides when to reward. The API sends the gift card.

  1. Your product

    A customer signs up, refers a friend or leaves feedback.

  2. Webhook to the API

    Gift Card API

    Your server calls the API and the gift card is issued.

  3. Your customer

    Receives the gift card by email or in your app.

  4. A brand they like

    They choose where to spend it, in 150+ countries.

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Frequently asked questions

Gift cards are delivered in minutes by email or message, so an incentive still feels connected to what earned it.

Yes. The Gift Card API (early access) and the Commerce SDK let you trigger gift cards from your own events, such as a completed sign-up or a resolved ticket.

No. They receive a gift card and redeem it at the brand.

Incentives customers actually redeem