Burger Points
Earned through real participation.
Points track how much you take part in Burger Club. They go up when you show up, meet people, host, and bring people who show up too. They are a measure of progression — not money, and not something you buy.
How you earn it
- · Host a table that actually happens — worth the most
- · Attend an event and check in
- · Invite someone who actually comes along
- · Meet people and confirm a Handshake
- · Small everyday ways: daily check-in, a streak, following along
One number, not several. Everything you do adds to the same total — but a dinner is worth about twenty daily check-ins, on purpose. Points can't be bought, transferred, or cashed out.
Burger Stamps
Your verified event history.
A Stamp is proof you were actually there. You get one when a host scans your Passport at an event — not when you RSVP, and not when you say you went. Your Stamps are the permanent record of every table you've sat at.
How you earn it
- · Turn up to an event and have the host scan your Passport QR
RSVPing isn't attending. Only a check-in creates a Stamp.
Crests
Milestones that show your journey.
Crests mark moments worth remembering — your first table, your first city away from home, the night you hosted. They arrive on their own when you reach them; there's nothing to claim.
How you earn it
- · Attend your first event
- · Visit a Burger Club table in a new city
- · Host an event that completes
- · Be the first member at a table in a brand-new city
Crests are milestones, not currency. They don't add to your Points.
Seasons
Chapters. Your history carries across all of them.
A Season is a chapter with its own goals, and it ends with a recap of what you did in it. Inside a season, each calendar month is a rewards round — the window the Community Rewards pool is worked out over. Season for the story, month for the pool.
How you earn it
- · Just take part — everything you do counts toward the season you're in
A season ending never resets anything. Your Passport, Stamps, Crests and total Points are permanent — a season is a window over your history, not a container that empties.
Benefits
Perks from Burger Club and partner venues.
Benefits are real-world perks — something a partner restaurant offers members, or a thank-you from Burger Club. When one is available to you, it shows up with the terms attached and staff redeem it by scanning your Passport.
Benefits come from participating partners, so what's on offer depends on your city.
Host Status
What you've built as a host.
Hosting is tracked separately from attending, because it's a different kind of effort. Your Host Status reflects the tables you've run, how many people actually turned up, and what those guests said afterwards.
How you earn it
- · Create a table and see it through
- · Have guests check in on the night
- · Collect host ratings from people who came
Host Rewards
What hosting has actually earned you, if anything.
Two things can put money against your name: a partner paying to cover a specific night, and your share of the community pool once a round closes and the split has been reviewed by a person. Both depend on what actually exists — there is no rate and no guaranteed amount. Your dashboard shows what's been recorded and what's been paid, and a person sends the money; nothing transfers automatically.
How you earn it
- · Host tables people turn up to
- · Turn up at nights a partner is covering
- · Bring guests who actually come
Opportunities
Work offered to hosts by Burger Club and its partners.
A sponsored night, a restaurant launch, a city opening — things a partner wants a real host for. Some ask for a certain Host Status, and you can see every one that's open whether or not you qualify yet, along with exactly what it would take. Putting your name in takes one button; there's no application to be approved for.
How you earn it
- · Host tables so you have a record behind you
- · Check the Opportunities page
- · Put your name in — no approval needed to apply
Burger Passport
Your membership. One per person, yours permanently.
Your Passport is how Burger Club knows you — your member number, your history, and the QR code a host scans when you arrive. You get it when you join, it never changes, and it carries your history from city to city.
How you earn it
- · Join Burger Club — that's the only step
One Passport per person. Your member number never gets reused or reassigned.
Handshakes
A record that you two actually met.
When you meet someone at a table, you can both confirm it — that's a Handshake. It's how Burger Club remembers who you've met without anyone having to swap phone numbers on the spot.
How you earn it
- · Meet someone at an event and both confirm it
Both people have to confirm. You can't add someone who didn't agree.
Missions
Optional things to do during a night.
Some events come with small optional prompts — meet three new people, find someone from another country. They're there to make the first ten minutes easier, not to give you homework. Skipping them is completely fine.
How you earn it
- · Complete a mission during an event
- · A host or the other person confirms it
Entirely optional. Plenty of members never do one and have a great time.
The Bite
The weekly photo.
Each week there's a pose prompt and anyone can post a burger photo to it. It's the part of Burger Club that happens between tables, and it's just for fun.
How you earn it
- · Post a photo to the current week's prompt
Connection Card
The business-card half of your profile.
Your Connection Card is part of your profile, not a separate thing to set up — it's the version someone sees after you've met: what you do, what you're into, and how to reach you. Useful at business-y tables where people would otherwise be swapping cards.
How you earn it
- · Edit it from your profile, in the same place as everything else about you
Only people you've confirmed a Handshake with can see it. Never public.
Boost
Paid promotion for an event you're hosting.
Hosts can pay to have their event shown more prominently in discovery. It's optional, it's disclosed as promoted wherever it appears, and it never changes anything about the event itself.
Boosting an event doesn't affect Host Status, ratings, or any reward — it only affects visibility.
Airdrop
A future distribution to members who showed up.
Burger Club is keeping a record of real participation so that a future distribution can recognise the people who actually built the community. Attending is what qualifies you — online activity alone never will.
How you earn it
- · Come to a Burger Club table and get checked in
- · Reach the points threshold
- · Link a wallet you control
Nothing is promised, and no amount exists. Coming to events is the part that counts.
