You pay when someone walks in.
There is one line on the invoice: a commission on bills that were actually redeemed at your counter. No subscription, no setup fee, and a monthly cap you set.
One commission. Three rates.
Move the two numbers you already know.
Both are pre-set to a typical first-cohort store. Change them to yours — nothing is sent anywhere, and the result carries into the form below.
First visits at 15%. Repeat visits are 8% and long-term 4%, so a real month costs less than this once customers start coming back.
Apply with this cap · $175 Set this as your monthly capEverything else is zero.
- No subscription
- No setup or onboarding fee
- 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.
The same month, two ways.
A typical store prepays $300–3,000 a month across Instagram, Google and Yelp. Below is the same month run on commissions instead — the numbers move with the customers, not with the budget.
| — | Ad spend | Hibi |
|---|---|---|
| Paid | Before anyone shows up | After they redeem at the counter |
| Priced on | Impressions and clicks | The bill they actually paid |
| If nobody comes | You still paid | You owe nothing |
| Record of who came | None | One line per customer |
| Ceiling | Your budget | A cap you set, pausable anytime |
What merchants ask about price
What do I pay if nobody comes?
Nothing. The commission exists only where a customer redeemed a code at your counter. There is no floor and no subscription underneath it.
Is the reward part of the commission?
No. The mystery-box reward is a discount you fund from your own menu, capped at the bill. The commission is calculated on the bill and is separate from it.
How is the cap enforced?
You set a monthly cap. When commissions reach it, your codes stop being billable for the rest of the month; you can raise it, lower it, or pause entirely at any time.
When am I billed?
Weekly, by card or ACH, for the redemptions in that week. Every line names the creator, the time, the bill and the commission.
Will these rates change?
These are pilot rates. Final rates are set together with the first cohort of stores and published on this page — merchants in the pilot keep their pilot rate through the pilot.
Get early access
The first cohort opens in New York. Tell us who you are and we will reach out when your neighborhood goes live.