Your best customers might be the ones you've never seen - Tech for Retail 2026

Published on October 23, 2026

You're sitting on a goldmine

Loyoly at a glance

What we're showing on the stand

What it's changed for our clients

See you at Tech for Retail

On 30 November and 1 December, Loyoly is exhibiting at Tech for Retail, Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Hall 7.2, Stand F32.

We'll show you how to turn your existing customers into your #1 growth channel, online, in store and through your retailers.

Headlining this year: Store Analytics, to measure what loyalty brings in for each of your stores.

You're sitting on a goldmine

Paid acquisition gets more expensive every year: +60% in 5 years. And acquiring a customer costs 5 to 25 times more than reactivating one.

Meanwhile, a brand's richest asset lies dormant. Years of customers already won, already paid for. Activated well, that base can be worth up to 20% of your revenue.

In retail, part of the mine is even invisible. A customer buys your products in store or from a retailer, pays and leaves. To you, they don't exist: no data, no way to bring them back.

Classic loyalty programmes barely move the needle. Points, generic discounts, a customer base cut off from the CRM. The result: a cost line that has stopped producing growth.

Loyoly at a glance

Loyoly is a loyalty, referral and engagement platform. The depth of a suite, the simplicity of a plug-in. Your programme goes live in days, with no dev project.

At the heart of the programme: more than 40 missions. Beyond purchases, your customers are rewarded when they refer a friend, leave a review, or share a story, a post or a TikTok. Every mission is verified automatically, with no action needed from your team

All the data collected flows back to enrich your CRM: opt-ins, phone number, birthday, preferences, VIP tier, points, RFM. We don't replace your CRM, we feed it.

More than 600 brands and 22 million consumers already use Loyoly.

Piglet in Bed loyalty programme - Loyoly customer

What we're showing on the stand

Four highlights, one goal: recognise and reward your customers wherever they buy, then measure what it brings in.