You're a search result to them.
You're a recommendation here.
Four steps, and two of them are nothing.
01
We print your QR
One card at the counter. No tablet, no new POS, no integration call with someone's engineering team.
02
Hand-picked creators, and you hold the veto
Not an open marketplace — nobody signs up and starts posting about you. Real accounts, real local audiences, checked by hand, and the ones whose followers can physically reach your door. Say no to anyone and they're out.
03
A customer uses a code before paying
Your staff learn this in about nine seconds. The discount comes off, the bill is settled, the queue keeps moving.
04
We don't sit on your money
No weekly cycle, no 15-day payout, no “after reconciliation.” It's your money from a bill your own customer paid — we're not going to hold it and earn interest on it. The commission comes out of that one bill, and in a month where no codes were used, there's nothing to take and nothing owed.
₹0 to start.
No signup fee yet.
₹0 if nobody comes.
A quiet month costs you nothing. There's no invoice to ignore.
A small percentage when somebody does.
On that one bill. Only that bill. Your regulars never touch it.
And they walked in — to you.
Not into an app that lists you fourth. Your counter, your customer, your till.
The app isn't out yet.
Your spot in it is.
When the Zykon app goes live and people start opening it to find somewhere to go, founding brands are already in it — top of the list, permanent badge, and whatever else we build for the ones who said yes before there was anything to say yes to.
We're not going to pretend we know exactly what those perks look like yet. We know who's getting them.
Founding brands are being picked now.
We'd like you to be one.
Somebody who built this will call you within two working days. Ten minutes, and you'll know something you don't know right now — how many creators are already posting within two kilometres of your shop, and where their followers are currently being sent instead.
Or just email officialzykon@gmail.com. A person reads it, usually the same day.