The Spritz List is Touchland's free rewards program for shoppers in the US. Members earn 1 point for every $1 spent on touchland.com, plus bonus points for actions such as writing a review, referring a friend or signing up for a subscription. Points can be exchanged for free products, and spending $100 or $250 in a year moves a member into the Sensational and Ultimate tiers, which earn 1.25 and 1.5 points per $1. Points expire 12 months after they are earned.
Last checked on 28 October 2026 against Touchland's Spritz List rewards page, FAQ and Rewards Terms of Use (last updated 5 February 2025), for the US in US dollars.
This guide is written by Graeme, co-founder of Mage, a loyalty and customer accounts platform for Shopify.
Touchland Spritz List at a glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Cost to join | Free, no purchase needed |
| Who can join | US residents aged 18 and over; one account per person and email address |
| Points per $1 | 1 at Essential, 1.25 at Sensational, 1.5 at Ultimate |
| What a point is worth | Varies by reward: free products cost 50 to 160 points, which returns between 6.25% and 40% of the spend needed to earn them (our arithmetic) |
| Tiers | Essential (on sign-up), Sensational ($100 spent), Ultimate ($250 spent or a subscriber) |
| Qualification window | Rolling 12 months of eligible spending |
| Expiry | Points expire 12 months after they are earned |
| Where points are earned | Purchases on touchland.com while logged in |
How to join the Spritz List
Creating a Touchland account is all it takes: the account enrols you automatically, and the program starts you in the Essential tier. There is no purchase, payment or card needed to join. Membership is open to US residents aged 18 and over, with one account per person and per email address. Points earned across more than one account can't be redeemed or merged.
Everything happens while you are signed in. Purchases and most bonus actions earn only when you are logged in, so checking out as a guest earns nothing, and your balance, rewards, tier and recent activity all sit in your Touchland account.
How you earn points
Spending earns 1 point per $1 at Essential, and the rate rises with the tier. The page lists 15 other ways to earn points.
| Action | Points |
|---|---|
| Create an account | 20 |
| Place a second order | 30 |
| Tell Touchland your birthday | 10 |
| Connect your Instagram | 5 |
| Connect your TikTok | 5 |
| Mention @touchland on Instagram | 30 |
| Mention @touchland on TikTok | 30 |
| Follow on Instagram | 10 |
| Follow on TikTok | 10 |
| Leave a review | 30 |
| Refer your first friend | 30 |
| Sign up for a subscription | 50 |
| Sign up for SMS | 20 |
| Sign up for emails | 10 |
| Download the Apple Wallet pass | 20 |
On purchases, regular and sale-priced items both earn. Gift cards, sales tax, state fees, shipping charges and delivery charges don't. Points earned on an item are removed if it is returned, and points used on an order are given back if the order is refunded. Bonus point events can raise the earn rate for a limited time, and the tier table marks Points Promotion Days as available at all three tiers.
The social actions come with conditions. To earn the 30 points for a mention, a member shares their Instagram or TikTok handle first, then tags @touchland in the content and says they are partnering with Touchland, and agrees to let Touchland track future posts that carry the tag.
Referrals have their own section. A member shares a personal link, the friend gets $10 off a first order of $50 or more, and the member earns $10 in points once that order is complete.
What Touchland points are worth
Points come back in two forms. The first is free products. The rewards page lists items a member can claim with points, and the cost in points varies a lot from item to item. At the prices below (Touchland's US list prices on 28 October 2026), the table shows how much spending earns each reward at the Essential rate of 1 point per $1, and what that works out to as a share of spending.
| Reward | List price | Points | Spend to earn it (Essential) | Return (our arithmetic) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peachy Lychee Body & Hair Fragrance Mist | $20 | 50 | $50 | 40% |
| Beach Coco Hand Sanitizer | $10 | 80 | $80 | 12.5% |
| Golden Amber Body & Hair Fragrance Mist | $20 | 160 | $160 | 12.5% |
| Bubblegum Pink Mist Case | $6 | 80 | $80 | 7.5% |
| Blue Sandalwood Hand Sanitizer | $10 | 160 | $160 | 6.25% |
The cost in points doesn't follow the dollar price: the two $10 sanitizers cost 80 and 160 points, and a $20 mist can cost 50 or 160. The lowest point costs give the best return, and the highest the worst.
How to redeem points
When a balance is large enough, a member opens the rewards dashboard, where the rewards are listed, and chooses one. Points redeemed can't be combined with other automatic discounts on the site, and the system allows one offer per purchase. Items bought with points follow the usual return policy.
Points can't be transferred to another member, have no cash value and can't be exchanged for cash, except where the law requires. Touchland can limit how many points a single member redeems in a given period.
Status tiers and perks
Three tiers sit on a rolling 12-month window of eligible spending, so a member who stops shopping loses their level.
| Essential | Sensational | Ultimate | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How to get there | On sign-up | $100 spent | $250 spent, or be a subscriber |
| Points per $1 | 1 | 1.25 | 1.5 |
| Birthday reward | 15 points | 20 points | 30 points |
| Points Promotion Days | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Referral multiplier | 1x | 1.25x | 1.5x |
| Early access to sales | No | Yes | Yes |
| Early access to products | No | Yes | Yes |
| Free gift | No | No | Yes |
Ultimate can be reached two ways: by spending $250 or by being a subscriber. Touchland's subscription is called Joy Supply, and eligible Joy Supply orders earn points the same way as one-time purchases. Because the window rolls, a member who reached Ultimate has to keep shopping to keep the level. Upgrades show up in the Apple Wallet pass, which also updates for points earned, expiry dates and bonus point offers.
The fine print
- Points expire. Unredeemed points expire 12 months after they are earned, and Touchland sends reminders before they lapse.
- Only touchland.com counts. Qualifying purchases are made on the Touchland website while logged in.
- Returns reduce points. Points collected from a returned purchase are removed, and points used toward the order go back to the account.
- Cancelling forfeits points. A member can cancel by emailing customerservice@touchland.com, and any remaining points are forfeited. Touchland can also end a membership for violations, fraud or inactivity, and all points then expire.
- Rules can change. Touchland can alter or end the program. Material changes take effect 14 days after notice.
- Earning and redeeming lists can change. The actions, point values and rewards sit in the dashboard's Ways to earn and Ways to redeem lists, which the terms treat as the current rules.
What stands out about the Spritz List
Actions are priced to build the relationship. A new member can collect 20 points for creating an account, 30 for a second order, 10 for emails, 20 for SMS and 20 for the wallet pass, about 100 points in all, enough for a free product at the lower end of the range. The program pays most for what a brand most wants: contact permissions, a second order and a review.
Tiers raise the rate modestly and favour subscribers. The difference between Essential and Ultimate is half a point per $1, and the real signal is the way into the top tier: a subscription gets a member to Ultimate without the $250 of spending, which steers regular buyers toward Joy Supply.
Social posts are paid like a review. A mention on Instagram or TikTok earns 30 points, the same as a review and as the first referral, and the same as $30 of spending at Essential. Creator-style content is treated as worth as much as a purchase.
Point costs differ per product. The free products list prices each item on its own, so what a point buys depends on the reward chosen and not on a fixed rate.
What members should know going in:
- Points and tiers both run on 12 months. A member who stops shopping sees balances lapse as they age and the tier fall once spending leaves the window.
- Social rewards carry conditions. Handles are shared, and Touchland tracks tagged posts going forward.
- The rewards on offer can change. The free product list and its point costs are not fixed.
Is the Spritz List worth joining?
For anyone who buys from Touchland directly, yes: it is free, and the actions alone (account, emails, SMS, a review, a second order) are worth about 100 points, enough for a free product at the lower end of the range. An occasional buyer should note that points expire after 12 months and only count on touchland.com, not at retailers. What a point is worth depends on the reward chosen, and the best-value rewards return up to 40% of the spend needed to earn them. A Joy Supply subscriber gets to Ultimate through the subscription, which is the best case for the program.
What Shopify brands can learn from Touchland's program
Touchland's program is small and clear, and several of its mechanics carry over to a Shopify brand:
- Pay for the actions you want. A second order, a review, a subscription and contact permissions each carry their own points. Mage lets you set earning rules for account creation, reviews (with more for photos or videos), social follows, SMS opt-in, birthdays and subscription milestones.
- Set one rate that members can work out. "1 point per $1" is easy to say, and tiers lift it to 1.25 and 1.5. In Mage, VIP tiers can carry points multipliers such as 1.5x, with tier progress measured over a rolling year.
- Scale the birthday reward by tier. A 15, 20 and 30 point ladder gives status a visible meaning. Mage supports tier-scaled birthday rewards.
- Give subscribers a reason to stay. Touchland lets a subscription unlock the top tier. In Mage, VIP tiers are based on amount spent, points earned or number of orders, and subscription milestones award a one-time bonus when a renewal count is reached, using a supported subscription app.
- Offer a wallet pass. Mage's Wallet Pass shows a live balance and tier in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet and can send reward expiry notices.
If you are building a points and tiers loyalty program on Shopify, Mage covers the structure above: points with free-product and discount rewards, referral rewards, VIP tiers with multipliers, a wallet pass and configurable points expiry.
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Frequently asked questions
Do Touchland points expire? Yes. Unredeemed points expire 12 months after they are earned, and Touchland sends reminders before they do.
How many points do I get per dollar at Touchland? 1 point per $1 at Essential, 1.25 at Sensational and 1.5 at Ultimate. Gift cards, taxes, state fees, shipping and delivery charges don't earn points.
How much do I need to spend to reach Sensational or Ultimate? $100 of eligible spending in a rolling 12 months reaches Sensational, and $250 reaches Ultimate. Ultimate is also open to Joy Supply subscribers.
Is the Touchland rewards program free? Yes. It costs nothing to join, needs no purchase, and is open to US residents aged 18 and over.
What does the Touchland referral program give? The friend gets $10 off a first order of $50 or more, and the member earns $10 in points once that order is complete.
Can I earn Touchland points at Sephora or other retailers? No. Points are earned on purchases made on touchland.com while logged in.
Graeme is the co-founder at Mage Loyalty. He heads product development, from complex loyalty migrations and large-scale data handling to building the features shaping the future of loyalty on Shopify.
