Restaurant discount app Malaysia: deals or a loyalty programme?
Written by PEKO Research Team.Last updated: 10/21/2026.
Updated October 2026: A restaurant discount app helps customers find offers; a merchant loyalty programme helps the restaurant manage its own guests and rewards. No app for customers: snap the receipt, or use the optional Zalo Mini App add-on (Vietnam), and it works with the POS you already use.
Published: 10/21/2026
Quick facts
- Answer
- Choose a discount app for finding deals; choose merchant loyalty to manage your own guests and rewards. PEKO focuses on AI-assisted retention.
- Topic
- Loyalty programs
- Ecosystem
- PEKO (AI customer retention) + LOOP (AI POS for operations). Same company, use either on its own or both together.
- Updated
- 10/21/2026
If you are a customer looking for deals
Check the offer's restaurant, validity, minimum spend and redemption rules in the consumer service itself. This page does not publish unverified live offers or claim a cheapest discount app.
If you run a restaurant
Decide whether you need discovery from new customers or rewards and follow-up for your existing guests. PEKO drafts rewards and WhatsApp win-backs for approval; StoreHub includes loyalty in its POS suite. Beep ordering costs are distinct from the StoreHub subscription.
Keep the purchase decision separate
A loyalty subscription is not a marketplace commission. Ask for the full bill and the redemption flow before signing. PEKO is the AI retention layer; LOOP is its sibling AI POS from the same company, available together as LOOP + PEKO.
FAQ
Is PEKO a restaurant discount marketplace?
No. PEKO is an AI customer-retention layer for the merchant's own guests and rewards, not a marketplace listing consumer deals.
Is Beep's ordering fee the price of StoreHub loyalty?
No. StoreHub POS subscription, bundled loyalty and Beep ordering fees are separate scopes. Confirm what your quote includes.
Next step
Turn this into repeat visits
PEKO is the AI retention layer that runs on the POS you already use: it enrols members without the cashier asking and re-engages customers who are drifting away. Merchants typically see repeat rates move 8-15 percentage points within 90 days.
Free tier · No card required · Works with your existing POS
Sources
Numbers on this page: named sources are listed below; figures without a named source are PEKO merchant data, Vietnam, Jan 2024 – Jun 2026, or PEKO estimates where modelled. See the datasets behind these numbers.
- PEKO: official evidence (checked Oct 2026)
- StoreHub (Beep): official evidence (checked Oct 2026)
- Mulah: official evidence (checked Oct 2026)
- Advocado: official evidence (checked Oct 2026)
- Eber: official evidence (checked Oct 2026)
- Loyverse: official evidence (checked Oct 2026)
- Stamp Me: official evidence (checked Oct 2026)
- FeedMe: official evidence (checked Oct 2026)
The PEKO ecosystem
PEKO and LOOP are two products from the same company. PEKO is the AI retention layer and runs alongside the POS you already use. LOOP is the AI-native POS that covers operations: recipe-level inventory, staff shifts, table plans and the kitchen display. Each works on its own, and run together they share one dataset, so nothing has to be entered twice. See PEKO + LOOP in one ecosystem
See also: Best restaurant loyalty software in Singapore (2026) · Best restaurant loyalty software in Malaysia (2026)
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