Your offer reaches a guest.
A participating host includes your approved perk in its pack and shares the pack with a guest. They see your business, the offer price and the conditions.
For cafés, spas, games spots & local businesses
Give people at hangouts a reason to visit.
Put your offer in the links hangout hosts, shortlets and hotels send their people. You choose the deal and agree the fee before it goes live.
Free to set up. Your draft stays private until Quest reviews it with you and confirms nearby hosts.
YOUR PLACE, IN THEIR PLANSA reason to come through.
Your offer. Your agreed terms. Nearby guests.
See which properties can share your perk
Agree your offer and total fee
Record visits at your counter
01 / From their stay to your door
A nearby host shares your offer. You welcome the guest.
A perk gives a guest a concrete reason to choose your business.
They choose to visit.
The guest contacts you if a booking is needed. On arrival, your staff check their code and apply the offer before they pay.
The purchase is recorded.
Staff record the visit and bill. Your agreed terms determine the fee and which spending qualifies. Proposed host earnings would come from that same referral fee.
02 / Make the numbers work
See what your business receives.
Say a massage usually costs ₦40,000. Your perk price is ₦35,000. If the guest also buys ₦25,000 of eligible extras, they pay ₦60,000 in total.
Take the agreed referral fee from that payment. The rest goes to your business. You still need to cover the cost of serving the guest.
One total referral fee.
The proposed model splits this fee between the host and Quest. Agree the rate, which purchases count and any payment processing costs before starting.
Use your actual costs in the example. For a specific offer, talk it through with Quest before agreeing to it.
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Your business receives after the referral fee
₦32,200₦35,000 paid by the guest − ₦2,800 total referral feeHow the referral fee could be shared
- Host receives
- ₦1,400
- Quest receives, before its costs
- ₦1,400
The host and Quest share the same referral fee. This split is an example; your charges follow your agreed plan.
What is left after serving the guest?
Includes the products, supplies and other costs of serving this guest. ₦18,000 is a starting example; update it for the purchase you selected.
Left after the referral fee and your visit costs₦14,200
This still needs to cover rent and other ongoing expenses before it becomes profit.
Example amounts, not prices or promised results. The guest discount is already included in their payment. Processing costs depend on how the guest pays.
03 / On terms that fit your business
Choose the offer. Set the limits.
Decide what guests get, what each visit costs you and how many you can welcome.
Choose what is included.
A price reduction, an extra or a specific experience. State the ordinary and offered price where relevant, minimum spend, first-visit conditions and exclusions.
Agree what qualifies.
Agree the total fee and which purchases count towards it. Set the rules for extras, refunds and disputed bills. Any higher rate on extra spending needs your agreement.
Set a comfortable limit.
Use validity dates and a monthly cap. State any appointment requirements in the terms so guests know what to arrange before they arrive.
04 / Before you go live
Know who will share
your offer.
Draft your perks privately. Before launch, review the offer with Quest and confirm which nearby hosts are ready to share it.
- Know which properties are involved.
Ask for the confirmed nearby hosts, how they will share the perk and what is still being arranged.
- Know what each visit means for you.
Check what the guest pays, the fee you owe and the cost of serving them. Agree which purchases count before launching.
- Know how staff will honour it.
Add your contact details and staff PIN. Make sure the team understands the code and offer conditions.
Where do these guests come from?
Participating shortlets, hotels and other approved hosts share a personal perks link with their guests. We’re building this network area by area. Before launch, confirm with Quest which properties are ready to share your offer. The number of visits will depend on guests choosing to use it.
Who pays for the guest’s discount?
Your business funds the offer it agrees to honour. If an ordinarily ₦40,000 service is offered at ₦35,000, the guest pays ₦35,000 for that service. Use your actual costs to decide whether that price leaves enough after any referral fee.
What is Quest’s fee? Do I pay the host as well?
Your charges follow the plan you agree with Quest. In the proposed host commission model, you pay one total referral fee. The host and Quest share that fee. The example rates on this page can be adjusted; they are not your agreed prices. Any processing costs or other charges must be stated separately.
What if a guest spends ₦50,000 or ₦200,000?
A larger bill does not automatically change the rate. The agreement defines which purchases qualify and whether extras have a different rate. A higher rate could apply only to eligible extra spending rather than being applied backwards to the whole bill. Agree those rules before launch, based on what your business can afford.
How is a visit checked?
The guest shows a personal code. Your staff enter or scan it at the counter, check its conditions, and record the use and bill amount. The guest can confirm or question the recorded amount. A proposed commission arrangement also needs clear rules for eligible items, disputes, refunds and when a fee becomes due.
What happens if nobody uses the offer?
Under the proposed model, an unused offer earns no sales commission for the host or Quest. Any fixed charge in your agreed plan still applies. Guest visits are not guaranteed, so start with an offer and monthly limit your business can afford.
Can I limit the offer or change it?
You can draft the perk’s terms, minimum spend, first-visit condition, validity dates and monthly cap. Review changes with Quest before they are published. Check how existing guest codes will be honoured before changing or withdrawing an offer.
How do guests book and pay?
For an appointment, guests contact your business using the details on the perk. They show their code before paying at your venue. Confirm how payment works and any processing costs before activating an offer.
Does setting up make my business live immediately?
No. You can add your business, name the kinds of hosts you want to reach and draft your perks privately. Quest reviews them and confirms local readiness before activating your place, public profile and counter.
When would commissions be paid to the host?
Host commission payouts are not live yet. In the proposed arrangement, the visit must be verified and the referral fee collected before a host earning becomes payable. Billing dates, payout timing, any minimum payout and refund adjustments need to be agreed before launch.
Start with one good offer
Make your business
part of their plans.
Set up my perk
Your draft stays private while you review the offer, fees and nearby hosts with Quest.