Segment customers automatically
Members sort themselves into Silver, Gold and Platinum by what they buy, so you can target each group differently.
Feature
Tiered loyalty programA tiered loyalty program that groups customers by how much they buy. Higher tiers earn bigger points multipliers and see rewards no one else can, and a hidden VVIP tier stays reserved for the few you invite.
Welcome to Gold, Aina!
You now earn 1.5× points and have unlocked 3 Gold-only rewards.
Progress to Platinum
3,400 / 8,000
4,600 qualifying points to go
Quick answer
A tiered loyalty program groups members into levels such as Silver, Gold and Platinum based on how much they buy. Each level up earns more: a bigger points multiplier, rewards reserved for that tier and extra recognition. In Pixalink, members qualify with qualifying points (purchase points minus refunds) and track their progress in your branded portal.
Pixalink Sdn Bhd, Malaysia · Updated 8 November 2026
Membership Tiers at a glance
Qualification
Qualifying points: purchase points minus refunds
Earn rate
Points multiplier per tier (and per outlet)
Exclusives
Rewards and products visible only to chosen tiers
Special tiers
Hidden, invite-only and temporary tiers
Card design
Your own card artwork per tier
Moments
Upgrade gifts, birthday vouchers, tier messages
The business case
A flat programme treats a once-a-year shopper and your best regular the same. Tiers fix that.
Members sort themselves into Silver, Gold and Platinum by what they buy, so you can target each group differently.
A visible “4,600 points to Platinum” gives members a reason to choose you for the next purchase.
Frequent and high-ticket buyers earn bigger multipliers, instead of everyone getting the same discount.
Tier names, colours and rewards that lower tiers can’t see make status something worth having.
Hidden rewards appear only when a member reaches the tier, so every upgrade feels like a reveal.
An invite-only tier lets you hand-pick the customers who matter most, whatever they spent this year.
Interactive
Drag the sliders to see how spend becomes qualifying points, which tier a member reaches, and which marketplace rewards unlock.
Why it works
Status is relative. Members value a tier because of who is above and below them, and because the next level is visible.
Small at the top feels special.
In a series of studies, people felt higher status when the top tier was small, and adding a tier below them raised their sense of status further. Drèze & Nunes, 2009
Visible progress speeds people up.
Coffee-card members bought more often as they got closer to a reward. A tier progress bar puts the same pull on every purchase. Kivetz, Urminsky & Zheng, 2006
Hidden rewards make an upgrade a reveal.
Rewards shown only to Gold members turn reaching Gold into a moment, and give Silver members something to wonder about.
VVIP
Invite only
Platinum
Top spenders
Gold
Frequent buyers
Silver
Regulars
Member
Everyone who joins
Fewer people at each level up is what makes the top feel special.
An invite-only preview night: the kind of reward money alone can’t buy.
VIP membership, in their hands
A tier card on their phone, in your brand, with their name on it. Pick a setting to see how different businesses dress their tiers. Brands and members are illustrative.
Maison Aurel
Tier Benefits
Gold
Nur Aisyah
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Gold member
View Benefits
Gold rewards
RM20
Upgrade gift
48H
Early access
Boutique · Maison Aurel
Gold
Nur Aisyah
View Benefits →
Gold at a fashion boutique: 1.5× points, early access and Gold-only rewards.
Card design: Gold foil, uploaded as the Gold tier background.
Phone screens are composited from Pixalink’s tier card layout with example data.
Tier benefits
Mix the levers below. All of them are set per tier in Pixalink.
100
Member
120
Silver
150
Gold
200
Platinum
Points earned on a RM100 purchase
Earn faster
Set a multiplier for each tier, for example 1.2× for Silver, 1.5× for Gold and 2× for Platinum. Multipliers can also differ by outlet, so a flagship store can run its own rate.
Applies in store and online
Per-outlet multipliers
Qualifying points exclude refunds
Common question
Many brands run both: tiers reward spending, paid membership sells status up front.
Comparison of membership tiers and paid membership
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A loyalty programme with levels, such as Silver, Gold and Platinum, that members reach by buying more. Higher tiers get more benefits, such as bigger points multipliers and exclusive rewards.
With qualifying points: the points earned from purchases, minus any refunds. You set the qualifying points needed for each tier. Tiers are based on spend, not on the number of visits.
Yes. Each tier has its own points multiplier, for example 1.5× for Gold, and multipliers can also be set per outlet.
Yes. Any reward or product can be made visible only to selected tiers or customer tags. Members in other tiers don’t see it, so new rewards appear when a member upgrades.
A tier, such as VVIP, that doesn’t appear on the ladder and can’t be reached by spending. Your team assigns it manually to the customers you choose.
Yes. Temporary tiers have an expiry date, which suits trials, campaign prizes and status matches. They can be assigned manually or by an automation.
Yes. Tier upgrade and downgrade messages can be sent by WhatsApp, and you can attach an upgrade reward to each tier.
Yes. Each tier has its own colour and its own background image for the tier card. Upload your artwork per tier (860 × 380 px works best), crop it in the built-in editor, or keep the default design. The tier name and member name appear on top.
Most brands start with three or four earnable tiers plus an optional invite-only tier. Research on loyalty status suggests keeping the top tier small, so it stays meaningful.
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We’ll help you set tier thresholds, multipliers and rewards that fit your margins.