Rewards that sell themselves — and a homepage that proves it

A merchandising pass across every rewards surface, plus new proof-of-impact insights in the admin.

Rewards look like products now.

• The floating widget's reward rows show the actual product photo for free-product rewards (your picked library icon still wins if you set one).
• The account hub and loyalty landing page keep featured rewards to one tidy row of four with a "Show more" reveal — no more endless grids pushing the rest of the page down.
• Landing-page reward cards members can't afford yet show a progress bar with "Earn X more" and a percentage — the same nudge the hub already had.
• Rewards with a minimum purchase now say so right on the card, in the floating widget and on the landing page (checkout and the account hub already did) — no more surprises at redemption time.
• The product-page points block can link to your rewards page: wrap any part of its wording in [brackets] and it becomes the link — handy for stores that skip the floating widget entirely.

Analytics: Redeemers vs. non-redeemers. A new comparison table shows how customers who redeem rewards behave against those who don't — average spend, order frequency, and repeat rate side by side. It's the clearest way to see the program's effect on buying behavior, computed entirely from your own order ledger.

A homepage that shows the program working. The admin home now opens with a performance band: loyalty-program revenue with a sparkline, an ROI badge, active members, and period-over-period deltas — the same numbers that used to live only in Analytics. Benchmark pills across analytics now state their healthy range explicitly ("Healthy · 14–25%"), so you know where you stand at a glance.