Paints
The contractor specifies what goes on the wall.
The homeowner asks the painter. The painter names a brand. Rewardix verifies product use on site and rewards the painters and contractors who specify you, turning an invisible network of painters into one you can see and reward.
The deciders
Who actually picks your brand.
The contractor specifies what goes on the wall.
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Painters
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Contractors
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Paint dealers
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Distributors
The blind spots
What you can't see today.
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The painter's word decides the brand, but you have no direct relationship with painters.
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Fake and recycled coupons leak scheme budgets to people who never touched your product.
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You can't see which contractors specify you on every job and which tried you once.
With Rewardix
How the lights come on.
Built on the same four moves every Rewardix programme runs on: verify, reward, see, move.
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Verify use on site
Codes inside the pack are scanned on the job: proof the product was opened and used, not parked in a warehouse.
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Build the painter network
Every scan enrols and identifies a real painter or contractor: a directly reachable trade network you own, with tiers and streak rewards that compound engagement.
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Spot your specifiers
Frequency and volume analytics separate committed specifiers from opportunists, so field teams visit the contractors who actually move litres.
Buyer questions
Asked by every brand in this category.
How do paint brands run painter rewards programmes at scale?
Rewardix enrols painters through the product itself: an in-pack QR scanned on site verifies use, credits the painter's wallet instantly, and builds a verified painter database across every geography you sell in, no field-force enrolment drives needed.
How do you stop coupon fraud in painter schemes?
Codes are unique, single-use, and validated against production data; anomaly detection catches bulk redemption, location mismatches, and dealer self-scanning. Only verified on-site use earns rewards.
Can we identify which contractors influence large projects?
Yes. Scan volume, frequency, SKU mix, and site distribution build a profile of each contractor, surfacing the specifiers behind large and repeat projects so key-account teams know exactly who to engage.
What's the difference between a dealer scheme and a painter programme?
Dealer schemes reward stocking and sell-through at the counter; painter programmes reward the specification decision on site. Rewardix runs both in parallel on one platform, so the counter and the painter reinforce each other instead of competing for the same budget.
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