One card. Real offers at the places you already go.
Buzz Card is a monthly membership, not a coupon book you lose in a drawer. Local businesses set their own offer — often buy-one-get-one, sometimes a percentage off. Pull the card up on your phone, show it, and the discount is applied at the counter.
Of school fundraising proceeds go to the booster organization
100%
Available value describes the size of the offer pool a membership can access over a year, not a guarantee of individual savings. Offers vary by area and can change.
How it works
Three steps, and the third one is the only one you repeat.
01
Join in about two minutes
Pick Regular or VIP. Your card lives on your phone, so there is nothing to carry and nothing to lose.
02
Find an offer near you
Browse participating businesses by category or by what is closest. Every listing shows exactly what you get before you go.
03
Show it and save
Some offers you redeem at the counter, some you book ahead, and some just need the card on screen. The listing tells you which.
Three ways an offer gets redeemed
Businesses pick what fits how they actually operate, so nobody is forced into a checkout flow that does not work for them.
Swipe at checkout
Staff taps confirm and you get a live 30-second window. Nothing to print, no code to remember.
Book ahead
For salons, services, and anywhere an appointment makes sense. Reserve through the listing.
Just show the card
The simplest kind. Pull it up, they see it, done.
What you can use it on
We are signing our North Carolina lineup now, category by category. Built out, a VIP membership is designed to reach over $1,500 in available value per year.
Restaurants & cafes
Entrees, brunch, coffee
Bars & breweries
Pints, flights, taproom nights
Fitness & wellness
Classes, day passes, sessions
Salons, spas & barbers
Cuts, color, treatments
Auto & home services
Detailing, oil changes, repairs
Retail & boutiques
Apparel, gifts, local goods
Entertainment
Rounds, courses, admissions
Family activities
Play spaces, camps, weekend outings
Categories reflect the businesses we are actively onboarding. Participating businesses and their offers vary by area and can change. Available value describes the size of the offer pool a membership can access over a year, not a guarantee of individual savings.
Pricing
Two monthly tiers, or prepay a year of VIP and pay a third of the monthly rate. No setup fee, no contract on the monthly tiers.
Regular
For one person who eats out a couple times a month.
Renews automatically at $100 a year unless you cancel. Cancel any time in the app under Account → Membership.
Save more than 60 days of membership in your first 60 days, or get a full refund.
Every tier, including VIP 1-Year. The bar is $20 on Regular, $50 on VIP monthly, and $16.66 on VIP 1-Year — a few visits either way. Miss it in your first 60 days and we refund what you paid, in full.
The guarantee measures the value of the offers you actually redeemed, shown as a running total in your account. Available-value figures describe the size of the offer pool and are not a promise of individual savings. After the first 60 days, prepaid terms are non-refundable.
Are you a local business?
Listing your offer is free. There is no fee to participate, no commission on redemptions, and no minimum term. You set the offer and you can change it.
Pick the one that sounds like you. Each path starts with a short call, not a contract.
Local businesses
Fill your slow hours
You choose the offer and how it gets redeemed. Members come to you already intending to buy, and the second item is what brings the friend along. Listing is free — no fee, no commission on redemptions.
The problem with a discount card sale is that it ends. A membership renews. Sell it once in the fall and the program is still receiving money in March, which changes how you budget.
100% of proceeds go to your booster or parent organization
Nothing to warehouse, count, or carry home
Revenue continues month to month, not just at the sale
Commission accrues as long as your member keeps their card, up to five years. That means the work you do in your first month is still paying in your second year — the part almost nobody explains up front.
People hesitate on a donation ask and then say yes to something that saves them money. Your supporters get real value in their own town, and your organization gets recurring revenue instead of a one-time bump.
Most fundraiser-card programs hand you a stack of cards, wish you luck, and disappear. You learn by getting doors closed on you. That is a slow, discouraging way to figure out something that could have been explained in twenty minutes.
So every seller can opt into the coaching side after onboarding. We work the objections you are actually hitting, look at your pipeline honestly, and build habits that transfer to whatever you sell next. It is optional, and opting in does not change your commission.
Individual selling is limited to those 18 and older. Participants under 18 raise funds through their school, team, or community organization, and all proceeds are paid to that organization rather than to any individual. Buzz Card Deals is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any school, district, athletic department, or coach.