BioSquares Rewards Customer loyalty, redirected to nature

A new kind of customer loyalty reward

There is no reward
like this.

Join BioSquares and claim a free BioSquare connected to real conservation.

Then share your personal link. When a friend joins through it, we’ll record your referral and reserve another BioSquare for you.

A product and a BioSquare reward connected to a thriving ocean kelp forest
One purchaseOne conservation action
01 the reward
that routes funding
Designed for products, points, fans, and participationSee how it works ↓

01 / What it is

A new kind of
customer loyalty reward.

Simple to explain. Meaningful to receive.

BioSquares gives people something visible to collect—and connects it to a real conservation contribution, not just another points balance.

02 / How it works

Fully automated

Five steps from reward
to restoration.

01

Choose

A brand selects a registered NPO and sets the conservation funding amount.

02

Create

That amount is divided into unique BioSquares that people can collect.

03

Attach

BioSquares connect to products, loyalty points, content, reviews, or fan actions.

04

Participate

A customer purchases, scans, posts, or completes the qualifying action.

05

Verify & fund

POP records the action and releases the corresponding NPO funding.

03 / The POP differentiator

Proof of participation.
Not just a claim.

POP is the record that connects a real customer action to a real conservation contribution.

When a customer purchases, scans, posts, reviews, or completes a challenge, POP records the qualifying action, verifies the BioSquare release, and triggers the corresponding NPO funding.

POP / participation recordAction → BioSquare → funded habitatClear evidence of what happened, when it happened, and where the contribution was directed. Explore the proof model ↗

04 / What gets protected

Five kinds of nature.
One clear connection.

BioSquares can direct participation to the conservation places people understand, care about, and can follow over time.

Sunlight filtering through a mature forest
01Forests
Breaking waves on the ocean surface
02Oceans
Kelp forest with fish beneath the ocean surface
03Kelp forests
A green seagrass meadow beneath clear water
04Seagrass meadows
Colourful coral on the Great Barrier Reef
05Reefs

Habitat imagery sourced from Wikimedia Commons; individual file sources are retained in the project attribution file.

Start with one action

Claim a free
BioSquare.

Join the community, choose the nature you want to stand behind, and receive a personal referral link after you sign up.