Early Bird Denmark gift cards
Early Bird Denmark gives recipients a third off at top Danish restaurants. A DKK 50 to 1500 gift card works well for rewarding clients or staff who dine out.
Good to know
- Face values
- DKK 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 450, 500, 600, 800, 900, 1,000, 1,500
- Currency
- DKK
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
- Expiry
- 12 Months
About Early Bird Denmark
Early Bird is a Danish restaurant discount brand: present the card at a participating restaurant and the bill is reduced by one third. It is a useful reward for people in Denmark who eat out, whether they are employees, customers, or research participants. The card is for Denmark only, in DKK, and does not transfer to other countries.
Denominations are fixed at DKK 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 450, 500, 600, 800, 900, 1000, and 1500. Every card expires 12 months after issue, so recipients should plan to use it within a year. There is no option for a custom amount.
When a recipient wants to use the card, they choose a restaurant from the Early Bird network and present the card when paying. The restaurant then takes one third off the total bill. The card is a physical or digital voucher depending on how it is delivered; recipients should check that a restaurant accepts Early Bird before visiting.
Through GIFQ, you can send Early Bird Denmark cards in bulk from the dashboard or one at a time via the API. This suits payouts to Danish earners, a thank-you to a local team, or compensation for research participants who live in Denmark. Because the card is only for the Danish market, it is not suitable for recipients outside the country.
The main limitation is the redemption model: the card only gives a discount, it does not pay the whole bill. Recipients still need to spend money at the restaurant. That makes it a good incentive or perk, but a poor substitute for cash if the person does not dine out often.
Frequently asked questions
Send Early Bird Denmark at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.