Fyndpasset · Falun

Launch Toolkit

Everything to sign the first Falun businesses and switch the loop on — in one dense week, on one day. The goal isn’t the biggest deal list. It’s to become the first place people in Falun check to find something local, save locally, or decide what to do today.

Shop offers one perk Resident gets the free pass Walks in Staff redeems in 3s Shop sees the customer in Merkoll Re-posts

AHow MoreDealsX works — in plain words

Share this with your team. No jargon — just what it is and why it matters.

What it is

MoreDealsX is the local guide for Dalarna — the first place people check to find something local, save a little, or decide what to do today. Fyndpasset is the free pass every resident can carry: one pass, member perks at shops, cafés, gyms and more, all across town.

Why it’s not “just discounts”

A member perk isn’t a giveaway — it’s a reason for a local to walk in, and proof that they did. Every time a pass is used, the shop can see a real customer came through MoreDealsX. That’s what turns discovery into regulars — and lets a business know its perk is actually working.

The everyday loop

  1. A shop offers one member perk — e.g. a free coffee with lunch.
  2. A local gets the free Fyndpass — just a name + email, takes seconds.
  3. They walk in and show their pass.
  4. Staff redeem it in ~3 seconds on the till phone — no login, no app.
  5. The shop sees that customer appear in its Merkoll dashboard.
  6. Happy with the result, the shop keeps offering — and the local uses their pass at the next place too.

For a shopper

One free pass. Perks all over town. Your pass remembers what you’ve saved and which local businesses you’ve supported.

For a business

Your store lists automatically. Offer one perk, and see exactly how many customers it brings in — real people, not vanity numbers.

For Dalarna

Money and attention stay local. The more places accept the pass, the more it feels like “this is just how our town works.”

BWhy it wins — the bet

Not a coupon app

Coupon apps get deleted. This is belonging and discovery — “what’s good near me today,” insider access to your own town. People keep things that tell them who they are, not things that nag them with discounts.

Density beats size

20 genuinely good local places a resident uses every week beat 500 copied listings nobody trusts. We win a town by being dense, not big — then repeat it.

Every perk is measurable

Because a perk is used at the counter, each one is a provable customer. That’s why merchants stay — we can show them exactly what they got, not vanity numbers.

Merkoll underneath = the moat

Discovery + store + membership + offers + attribution + retention, in one system. A plain listings site can’t copy that. The network plus Merkoll underneath is the defensible part.

CThe plan — how we get there

Three phases. Each only starts once the one before it is real — we don’t skip ahead.

Phase 1 · now

Prove the loop

One dense Falun cluster (~20 shops), launched the same day. Success = residents using the pass at 2+ shops a month, and shops re-posting a perk after they see results. If that spins, we have something rare.

Phase 2 · once it spins

Make it a habit

A weekly Fyndfredag drop, a live “Falun today” homepage, and a pass that remembers what you’ve saved. Turn a nice tool into a Friday reflex.

Phase 3 · repeat

A launch machine

Same playbook, town by town — Borlänge → Mora → Ludvika → the rest of Dalarna. Same 20-shop kit, stickers, counter, metrics. Nothing reinvented.

Where the money is (later): we stay OUT of the payment flow on purpose — that’s the moat. We’re the discovery + attribution layer. Once we can prove customers, businesses gladly pay for featured placement and reach. Never before.

DWho runs it — the team to build

So you know exactly who to bring on, and what each person owns.

RoleWhat they own
You / operatorSet the quality bar (great shops only), sign the anchors, watch the scoreboard, decide featured placement.
Local rep (the key hire)Feet on the street: walk Falun, sign + support shops, check the sticker + counter are up, bring back perk ideas.
Shop ownerPick one member perk, put up the sticker, open the counter link once.
Shop staffRedeem a pass in ~3 seconds at the till. Trained once (the staff card).

Recruiting tip: at this stage, one motivated local rep who already knows Falun’s shops is worth more than any ad spend.

EHow it all fits together — Merkoll, MoreDealsX & the money

Two things, one stack — so there’s no confusion about who does what, or where the money goes.

Merkoll = the business’s operating system

Everything a local business runs on: its online store, orders & checkout, customers (CRM), invoicing & accounting, bookings, automations — even AI staff. It’s industry-aware: a restaurant gets menu & tables, a salon gets appointments, a shop gets products. This is what the business works in every day.

MoreDealsX = the local marketplace on top

The shared Dalarna marketplace where residents discover businesses, and where Fyndpasset lives. A business doesn’t set this up separately — once it’s on Merkoll with an open store, it appears on MoreDealsX automatically.

Who’s who

Platform

Merkoll — owns and runs the software + infrastructure.

Agency

e.g. MoreTech — sets up and supports groups of local businesses (can be white-labelled).

Business

the restaurant — its own private workspace; runs its shop; offers a Fyndpass perk.

The business’s journey

  1. Register — industry-aware signup → a private workspace is created just for them.
  2. Set up — add products / offers / events, connect their own payments (Stripe / Swish), set a Fyndpass perk.
  3. Go live — the store is public and auto-listed on MoreDealsX.
  4. Operate — orders (money straight to them), customers, invoices, automations — all inside Merkoll.
  5. Grow — residents discover them on MoreDealsX + via Fyndpasset; optional Featured for more reach; attribution proves the customers.

The money — three separate streams

StreamPaid forGoes to
The diner’s billthe food / the order100% the restaurant (their own Stripe / Swish)
Merkoll subscriptionthe software (the operating system)Merkoll (usually via the agency’s plan)
MoreDealsX Featured (optional)extra reach / placementMoreDealsX — never a cut of sales
The one-sentence version: a business’s sales are always 100% theirs; Merkoll charges for the software; MoreDealsX charges (optionally) for reach — nobody takes a slice of the transaction.

1The Founding 20

Weighted toward frequency, not just category coverage — because the metric that matters is one person using the pass at 2+ shops in a week. Everyday places generate that; a once-a-year visit can’t.

CategoryTargetWhy it’s in
Café / fika / lunch5–6Highest frequency — the daily habit that makes the pass worth carrying.
Grocery / farm / deli (Skafferi anchor)2–3Weekly repeat + the anchor everyone already trusts.
Gym / wellness2Members visit constantly; a free day-pass converts to a trial.
Restaurant2–3The weekend “what shall we do” decision.
Beauty / salon2Booked, repeat, high-margin add-on perks.
Retail / shop2Browsing + the “I have the pass, let me use it” nudge.
Family activity / experience1–2“For the family” — a different reason to open the app.
One local “hero” everyone knows1Credibility. If they’re in, the pass feels real.
The one-line pitch
“We’re launching Fyndpasset in Falun with a small first group of local businesses. Residents get one free pass they use around town. You choose one benefit for members — and we show you exactly how many customers it brought in.”

Scarcity (first group) · local (Falun) · measurable (we prove it) · tiny ask (one benefit). It is not “join our marketplace.”

Perk-design rule

Reward a purchase — don’t give money away.

A perk that requires a purchase (or wins a trial / bigger basket) protects margin and makes each redemption a real customer, not a discount. Coach every shop to pick one of these:

Café: free coffee with lunch Restaurant: free coffee with the meal Gym: free day-pass (trial) Farm/deli: member price on one line Salon: free add-on with a booking Retail: bonus/bundle over X kr

Avoid naked “10% off everything” with no spend — that’s the margin leak that makes shops quit in month two.

2Launch-day playbook

Sign privately, launch together

A network has to feel bigger than it is. Sign all ~20 first, hold them, then go live the same day — every sticker up, every perk on, one announcement. A slow trickle never feels like “Falun is suddenly full of benefits.” Density is a moment, not an accumulation.

The win metric (a loop, not a list)

Don’t count signups. Count:

  • Pass-holders who redeemed at 2+ different shops in 30 days
  • Time to second shop (short = the loop spins)
  • Shops that saw customers and re-posted a perk
v1 earns ~zero on purpose. Founding shops get it free — that’s the “founding partner,” not “buy an ad.” Revenue (Featured, a paid tourist tier) is a later conversation, and an easy one once we can prove the customers.

3Print & place

Do one shop at a time: type its name, drop in its two QR images, then Print. Repeat per shop.

1 · Personalise this shop

Get the two QR images from that shop’s Merkoll dashboard → Marketplace → Fyndpasset counter (“Download QR” on each). Then drop them in here.

2 · Then Print → Save as PDF. Each asset below prints on its own page. Uploads stay only in this browser tab — nothing is sent anywhere.

Window sticker · front door
Fyndpasset
accepted here
Customer join QR
(drop it in above)

Scan to get your free Falun pass →

Member perks at this shop & across Falun.

Customer card · counter / table
Get your free Fyndpass

Use it at this shop — and every participating shop in Falun.

Customer join QR
(drop it in above)
  1. Scan the code & add your name + email
  2. Your pass is ready — show it at the counter
  3. Get today’s member perk, here and around Falun

Free forever. Your pass remembers what you’ve saved.

Staff card · behind the till (do not show customers)
Redeeming a Fyndpass — 10 seconds

This shop · behind the counter

Counter QR
(open once → “Add to Home Screen”)
  1. Open the Fyndpass Counter on the till phone
  2. Type the customer’s pass number → Check pass
  3. Tap Give the offer — done. Give them today’s perk.

No login. No app to install. Never turn a member away — if in doubt, redeem.

4Where each QR comes from

Customer join QR

Merkoll dashboard → Marketplace → Fyndpasset counter → “Join code for your till” → Download QR. Merkoll generates it (unique per shop) and it already credits every new member to that shop. Same code goes on the sticker and the customer card.

Counter QR (staff)

Same page → “Staff counter — no login” → Download QR. Or just open that link once on the till phone and “Add to Home Screen.” Rotate it any time to revoke an old device.

Two different QRs, on purpose. The join QR faces customers (public). The counter QR stays behind the till (it’s the staff redeem tool). Never put the counter QR where customers can scan it.
Fyndpasset · powered by MoreDealsX · Merkoll — Dalarna. Internal launch toolkit, v1. QR codes are generated by Merkoll (per shop) — this sheet lays them out for print.