Staff or individual
Order your own free band
Best if you are bar staff, a gig worker, or an individual service professional who wants a personal tipping setup.
Request bands
Request free bands, for yourself or your team.
If you are ready to roll out Tap Tip for your own work, your venue, your fundraiser, or your event, fill in the brief and send the request. Bands are free, and you can use the form or email the Tap Tip team directly.
Free bandsIndividuals can orderBusiness rolloutsCharity and event setups
Free wearable bands for personal or team use.Also available alongside shared event tap points.
Pick your path
Choose the setup that fits your use case.
An individual order, a business rollout, and a charity campaign do not need exactly the same setup. Start with the path that matches you.
Business or venue
Plan a team rollout
Best if you are deciding how many bands or devices are needed, how the guest journey should feel, and how to introduce it operationally.
Charity or fundraiser
Set up a trusted donation flow
Best if campaign identity, donor confidence, and official fundraising legitimacy matter as much as the tap itself.
Events or gig work
Choose a flexible event setup
Best when teams move between venues, events, pop-ups, or temporary deployments and need a simple, low-friction setup.
What to include
Enough detail to scope the right setup.
Whether you need one free band for yourself or a wider rollout for a venue, charity, or event, these are the details that help most.
Use case
Where the tap happens and in what format
A restaurant floor, a hotel team, a street fundraiser, a stadium concourse, or a campaign stand all drive different choices between wearable wristbands and shared tap points.
Scale
How many wearables or devices
A rough quantity is enough for now. It helps us shape the commercial and operational next step, whether you need one band or a wider rollout.
Timing
What date matters
Launch date, event date, or campaign start date. If there is a deadline, call it out clearly in the request.
Need the other side first?
Still comparing hospitality and charity use cases?
Start with the segment pages, then come back when the operational path is clear.