Every profile below covers the operator, launch year, program currency, and earning model, with a source cited on each verifiable fact. These are neutral reference pages about the programs themselves.
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Grocery and fuel loyalty programs
Reference profiles of major grocery and fuel loyalty programs: who operates them, what the program currency is, and how earning and redemption work. Compiled from public sources, with a source cited on the facts that carry them.
Tesco Clubcard Tesco's loyalty scheme pairs points that convert to vouchers with Clubcard Prices, a lower shelf price reserved for members. Nectar The largest multi-partner points scheme in the UK, anchored at Sainsbury's and earned across hundreds of brands. Everyday Rewards Woolworths' supermarket points program, redeemable as money off your shop or converted to Qantas frequent flyer points. Flybuys Australia's multi-partner points program, jointly owned by Coles and Wesfarmers and earned across their retail brands. Shell GO+ Rewards Shell's UK forecourt program: points earned on litres and shop spend, redeemed at the till or for partner gift cards. BPme Rewards BP's UK forecourt program: points per litre and per pound in store, redeemed against fuel or shop spend. 7Rewards 7-Eleven's app-based convenience program: points per dollar redeemed for free store items, integrated with Speedway's Speedy Rewards. Circle K Inner Circle Circle K's US program built on an everyday per-gallon fuel discount plus club-style buy-more-get-free rewards, not points. Speedy Rewards Speedway's points program, long known for generous earn and now integrated with 7-Eleven's 7Rewards under common ownership. Exxon Mobil Rewards+ ExxonMobil's US fuel program: points per gallon and per dollar in store, redeemed as cents off future fuel or purchases.
Listings are editorial, compiled from public sources. Program details change; verify with the operator.
