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# Define the reward for completed referrals

You can choose how to reward members when their referred friend completes a qualifying action. Perkville supports two reward types:

* **Points**: Specify the number of points a customer will earn for a completed referral.
* **Instant Reward**: Alternatively, you can offer a one-time reward, such as a free month of membership or another benefit you define.

> A *qualifying action* could include purchasing a membership, making a specific purchase, or any other milestone that you define.


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