An evening for neighbors
in your shop.
A dozen neighbors from a few blocks away, on one of your quiet evenings. People who’ve walked past and never come in. They buy a $20 ticket that’s $20 to spend that night, so everyone who walks in is ready to buy.
Repeat customers spend 67% more than first-timers. Yours live next door.
Source: Bain & CompanyThe opportunity
There’s a customer base living right around you.
Hundreds of residents in the buildings nearby are looking for exactly what you offer, and they’d rather it be local. You just need to reach them where they already plan their week.
- 70%
shop local specifically to support their community.
Source: 2025–26 consumer data - 67%
trust local businesses with real locations more than internet-only brands.
Source: Uberall - ~$150/mo
more that people say they’ll spend to keep their local shops alive.
Source: Faire
Why it pays
An ad gets you a click. A neighbor gets you a regular.
The money isn’t in one-time foot traffic. It’s in repeat visits. And the closer someone lives, the more often they come back.
more profit from just a 5% increase in repeat customers.
Source: Bain & Company · HBRA small slice of customers drives a big slice of revenue
Share of a typical business’s customers vs. share of revenue.
Repeat customers are about 21% of the base, and they generate ~44%of all revenue. More than 2× their share.
The residents next door are the most likely people to become those regulars.
How it works
It’s a recommendation, not an ad.
Residents see you inside their building’s community, a place they trust, alongside their neighbors. Not as one more ad they scroll past. That’s a fundamentally warmer way to be found.
Tell us what you’d show them
Three things you’d want every neighbor to know about, something they only get that night, and a quiet evening: after close, a slow hour, or before you open.
We bring the neighbors
Your Neighbor Night goes on your neighborhood’s Leaf calendar. Ten to fifteen residents a short walk away buy a $20 ticket that’s $20 to spend with you.
They become customers
You show them your favorite things, they browse and shop, and now they know where you are. We pay you the morning after.
Personal, local recommendations are still the most trusted way people choose where to go, far more than ads or even online reviews. Leaf OS puts you on the right side of that: discovered by neighbors, in the community they trust.
Source: Local consumer trust researchWhat it costs
Every neighbor who walks in is ready to buy.
No setup fee, no card, nothing upfront. We take our part from ticket sales, never from you.
Neighbors buy a $20 ticket that’s $20 to spend in your shop that night. On your first one, you keep all of it.
- Show neighbors three things you love
- Give them something they only get that night
- We pay you the morning after
Leaf keeps $6 of each ticket, and every guest still has $20 to spend with you. It works out to $6 for each neighbor who walks in ready to buy.
- The ticket is always $20, and always $20 to spend
- Card fees are on us
- Optional Leaf host, $99, from that night’s ticket sales
- No contract: book another night when it works
Partners can also post deals on their neighborhood’s calendar from their dashboard: $20 a month, charged once it’s approved.
Want something custom, or several locations? Talk to a partner manager.
The evidence
The math is on your side.
Reaching nearby residents and turning them into regulars isn’t a nice-to-have. It’s the most profitable customer you can get.
Repeat customers spend 67% more than first-timers.
Source: Bain & CompanyProfit lift from a 5% increase in customer retention.
Source: Bain & Company / HBRof revenue comes from repeat customers, just 21% of the base.
Source: Gorgiasof consumers trust local businesses over internet-only brands.
Source: UberallPersonal, local recommendations remain the most trusted way people choose where to go.
Source: Consumer trust researchof people shop local specifically to support their community.
Source: 2025–26 consumer dataFAQ
What you’re probably thinking.
They're not paying to shop: they're coming for the evening. A dozen neighbors, something they only get that night, and you telling the story of the shop. The ticket comes back as $20 to spend, so it costs them nothing extra.
No: they paid the $20. On your first night you keep all of it. After that you keep $14, and each guest spends at least $20 at your prices. Most spend more.
Yes. We pick your quietest evening hour and bring the group in while you're open. Other customers can still come in; it just makes the place feel busier.
Residents of the buildings around you who use their neighborhood's Leaf calendar to plan their week. They live a short walk away, so they can become regulars.
They show their Leaf ticket at the register that night.
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Bring the neighborhoodinto your shop.
Your first Neighbor Night is on us: you keep every ticket dollar. No setup fee, no card.