STAMPEDE creates 11,000 free business pages to bring Singapore’s AI push to local F&B operators

Homegrown loyalty platform STAMPEDE is offering free business pages to help local hawkers, cafés, and restaurants adopt digital loyalty programs amid Singapore's S$1 billion AI push

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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STAMPEDE creates 11,000 free business pages to bring Singapore’s AI push to local F&B operators

In an effort to support Singapore's local food and beverage sector, homegrown loyalty platform STAMPEDE has established 11,000 free business pages. This initiative allows local hawkers, cafés, and restaurants to claim their respective pages and set up customized, no-app loyalty and referral programs at absolutely no upfront cost. The program is designed to help smaller, independent merchants easily transition into the digital space without facing high initial financial barriers.[1][2]

This digital push comes at a time when Singapore is significantly accelerating its technological infrastructure, committing more than S$1 billion toward artificial intelligence research and talent development between the years 2025 and 2030. By providing these free digital tools, STAMPEDE aims to connect smaller F&B operators with the benefits of the nation's massive AI and technology drive, ensuring that traditional businesses are not left behind in the rapidly evolving economic landscape.[1][2]

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