Useful choices for customers
Discover local businesses and services, then choose whether to connect, receive relevant offers or take part in rewards. A connection alone is not permission to send direct messages.
FregaForce brings local discovery together with customer-chosen rewards and permission-based offers. Explore what is available, then decide whether to connect, receive an offer or take part.
East Ferry Products Limited is an Independent Advocate for FregaForce.
The proposition goes beyond a familiar points scheme. It aims to connect useful local discovery and simple rewards with business records and customer-approved communication. People choose whether to connect, receive an offer or take part.
Discover local businesses and services, then choose whether to connect, receive relevant offers or take part in rewards. A connection alone is not permission to send direct messages.
Focus on three everyday pressures: reducing costs, increasing sales and making good use of limited time and resources. Transaction records and customer-approved communication can support repeat visits and reorders.
Frega provides the platform; local advocates and partners build relationships, bring businesses together and keep the offer relevant to their community.
East Ferry is starting close to home in East Grinstead, helping independent businesses and organisations explore how stronger customer relationships may support their day-to-day work.
From cafés and hospitality suppliers to accountants, trades, clubs and fitness organisations, the model is most relevant where customers return, buyers reorder or members renew and take part.
Rewards can be simple—such as regular-customer prices, a tenth visit free or a prize draw. Which options are available depends on the live offer; we’ll explain what is currently available before you decide.
With customer choice at its centre, the wider Frega and Tiny vision is to connect approved local information, services and experiences over time. Each community and participating business would shape what is relevant and what may be shared.
Businesses can use customer connections and transaction records to understand what people choose to buy. Offers and direct messages should be based on the customer's permission, with the customer deciding whether to take part.
Costs, scope and terms are explained clearly before any business commits.
Tiny Data Places of Data Safety and TinyCRI are described in Frega and Tiny materials as a possible foundation for approved local knowledge and services. A Blackpool visitor-economy concept illustrates how events, hospitality, education and local businesses might connect.
These are wider plans and examples, not claims that an East Ferry local network or all these features are live today. Any rollout would depend on participating partners and agreed delivery.
East Ferry’s first focus is independent businesses in East Grinstead and the surrounding area. A wider network can follow as local interest, partners and the available services develop.