Reader's Rewards Program

Sign up, stack points, shave dollars off your future hauls.

If you don’t have an account yet, start there - hit Sign Up and join Reader’s Rewards.

Once you’re in, every order, referral, and side quest turns into points you can cash in for real discounts on comics, trades, movies, and more.

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How points work

For every $1.00 you spend at The House of Stories, you earn 10 points.

Stack those points and you can turn them into instant discounts at checkout:

  • 1,000 points is worth $5.00 off your order.
  • 5,000 points gets you free shipping (up to 15 CAD in shipping fees).

Your regular pull list quietly adds up to real money off the next order.

Example 1:

  • You buy one single‑issue comic for about $6.99 every week.
  • After roughly 15 weeks, you’ll have earned around 1,000 points.
  • That's enough to knock about $5 off your next order.
  • That discount covers most of a weekly issue.

Example 2:

  • You buy a ratio cover for $120.00 and earn 1,200 points in one shot.
  • That’s already more than enough to slice $5.00 off your next order, or you’re partway to free shipping!

Bring a Healer! (Share the Support)

Whenever you share your referral link and those friends place their first order, they get $6 off their total, and you get a $6 coupon dropped into your account for your next haul - for every friend you bring on board!

It’s an easy way to lower both of your bills just by bringing your party along.

Simple!

  1. Grab your unique referral link from your account.
  2. Your friend uses it and gets $6 off their first order.
  3. After they buy, you receive a $6 coupon to use on your next purchase.

Keep A Look Out: Side Quests

Some things in the shop are worth extra XP.
Side quests are specially marked items and actions that earn you bonus points on top of your regular 10 points per $1.00 spent.

When you see a Side Quest on a product, that means:

  • Buying that item earns extra points.
  • We'll apply the bonus points towards the specific Quest Item(s) in your order.
  • You’ll see the extra points in your rewards balance once your order is complete.

Side quests will rotate and change over time.

These can include featured titles, event‑related items, seasonal promos, or other specials that give you a bigger push toward your next discount or free shipping reward.

Additional side quests such as in‑store missions, special drops, or community‑based actions will be added in the future as the program grows.

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Reader's Rewards FAQ

Do I need an account to earn points?

Yes.

You’ll need a customer account to earn and redeem points.

Hit Reader's Rewards (bottom right of your screen), log in, and your points will track automatically on every eligible purchase.

How do I earn points?

You earn 10 points for every $1.00 you spend on eligible products at The House of Stories, in store and online.

You can also earn extra points through things like creating your account, adding your birthday, following us on Instagram, referral rewards, and Side Quests.

* Eligible Products not do include any original fine arts or third-party collections consigned through The House of Stories *

How do I use my points?

At checkout, you’ll see an option to apply your points.

You can redeem them in increments of 200 points for $1.00, up to a maximum of 4,000 points $20.00 off) per order.

Points can be used on orders with a minimum subtotal of $6.00 before tax and shipping.

What can I get with my points?

You can trade points for money off your order and for free shipping.

For example, 200 points = $1.00 off, and you can redeem up to 4,000 points = $20 off a single purchase.

You can also choose to spend 5,000 points on a free shipping reward (up to a set shipping value), instead of or in addition to using points for a discount, depending on what’s available at checkout.

Can I earn points on everything?

Most regular‑priced comics, graphic novels, and other eligible products earn points. Certain items - like heavily discounted products, special promotions, or specific services - may be excluded, and those will be clearly indicated where possible.