See who wants to visit.
Know how many people save your place before they walk in.
IRL brings nearby people through your door, shows who came back, and only charges for real visits.
Starting in Chicago. No setup fee. No POS integration.
No upfront cost. Start without a new budget.
Nothing new at checkout. Your staff keeps doing their thing.
Pay for visits. Not clicks, views, or crossed fingers.
See who wants to go, who visits, and who comes back.
Know how many people save your place before they walk in.
Give nearby people a reason to try you.
Give first-timers a reason to return and become regulars.
See attributed visits, not clicks. IRL shows incremental visits and sales.
Most local marketing sells attention. IRL charges for visits.
| Search ads | Delivery apps | IRL | |
|---|---|---|---|
| You pay for | Clicks and impressions | A cut of every order | Verified visits |
| When it works | Traffic goes up, somewhere | Orders come in, minus 20–30% | Full-price customers at your counter |
| When it doesn’t | The budget is spent anyway | You wait | You pay nothing |
| The customer belongs to | The ad platform | The marketplace | You |
| Proof it worked | Click reports | Order totals | Visits and sales vs. a control group |
People discover you through IRL, then visit and pay like normal. You own the experience, not rent it from a marketplace.
Members save places they want to try before they ever walk in. Claim your business to see who’s waiting near you.
No. IRL verifies eligible visits through the customer’s own linked card account, so there is no register integration or staff workflow.
Nothing at checkout. Customers pay as usual, and IRL handles eligible rewards after the transaction is recognized.
Aggregate business insights, not individual purchase histories. IRL is designed to show useful audience counts and campaign outcomes without exposing private member activity.
There’s no upfront cost. Businesses pay when an eligible offer is redeemed—not for impressions or unused inventory.
Yes. IRL sends people to your business, where they pay normally and experience your brand. We are not a marketplace or ordering layer.
No. IRL is month to month. Campaigns are capped runs you approve in advance, and a run that doesn’t drive visits doesn’t get billed.
We’re starting in Chicago, but we want to hear from great local businesses everywhere. Tell us about yours, and we’ll keep you posted.