For brands
Put your brand where rewards are earned.
Shoppers arrive holding points earned from verified waste deposits — and spend them at businesses like yours. Listing is free.
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Listing fee
5
Pilot towns
None
Hardware needed
New customers walk in holding value
Shoppers arrive with points already earned from verified waste deposits. Your offer is the reason they cross the street.
Zero listing fee
Pay nothing to be on the shelf. You fund only your own discount, and only when a code is redeemed.
Reports on request
Raise a request and the monitoring team sends outlet-wise redemption numbers. No dashboard to babysit.
How it works
From this form to your counter in three steps
Onboard in minutes
Fill the form below — business, town, offer idea. We call to confirm before anything goes live.
Shoppers claim your offer with points
Points come from weighed, verified waste deposits, so every claim is a customer who earned their discount.
You verify the code at your counter
The shopper shows a code, you check it off. We count every redemption for you.
Already on the shelf
- Aachi Mess
- Crazy Coconut
- Fruitbae
- Green Sprout Organics
- Icebae
- Nellai Book House
- Tenkasi Threads
Live with Fruitbae, Icebae, Crazy Coconut and more across Nagercoil, Tenkasi and Tirunelveli.
List your business
Tell us about your business and the offer you have in mind
Questions brands ask
What does it cost
Nothing to list. You fund only your own discount — there is no commission, no setup fee and no monthly charge in the pilot.
How do points work
Members earn points by bringing segregated waste to Trash Deals drop points, where it is checked and weighed. Points carry reward value only — they are not cash — so the value they spend with you is already earned.
Do I need hardware
No. Codes are verified at your counter as they are today. Hosting a partner-store bin is optional if you want deposit footfall too.
Can I see performance
Yes — raise a report request and the monitoring team sends outlet-wise numbers: claims, redemptions and the towns they came from.