Bring demand together
One household has spending. Thousands of households can represent visible demand.
Or Noir is being built around one simple idea: bring Canadian consumer demand together so individual spending can become meaningful collective buying power.
ON is not trying to replace the businesses Canadians already use. It is designed to connect consumer demand with independent merchants and create a network where membership can unlock meaningful value.
One household has spending. Thousands of households can represent visible demand.
Independent merchants keep their names and operations while their offers can become part of one connected ON marketplace.
As members, merchants, technology and consumer needs change, ON is designed to keep adapting rather than remain static.
The garage, tire shop, restaurant, grocer, home-service company or travel business remains independent. ON connects those businesses into one buying network that members can access.
The world is evolving at an unprecedented pace, and staying static is not an option. As ON grows, collective demand becomes more visible. That can create stronger merchant conversations, broader opportunities and more ways for the network to evolve.
Member growth does not guarantee any specific discount. It increases the size and credibility of the opportunity ON can bring to prospective merchants.
One consumer can make a purchase. That matters to the consumer, but it creates little negotiating leverage on its own.
When many consumers signal interest in the same categories, ON can begin showing merchants that the demand is real.
At greater scale, demand becomes more meaningful to prospective merchants and can support stronger discussions about member offers.
A larger network can create more reasons for businesses to participate and more opportunities for ON to expand categories, partnerships and member value.
ON is being designed around categories where Canadians already spend. Early development is placing strong emphasis on automotive services, with broader categories guided by member demand and future merchant agreements.
Oil changes, tires, maintenance, detailing and repair.
Local dining, food offers and future grocery opportunities.
Everyday services, home needs and local business categories.
Travel and other categories as the network and member demand grow.
Vehicle energy savings are planned as one benefit within the broader ON membership, not the reason ON exists. The larger goal is to create value across the merchant network.
Program details, verification requirements and final eligibility rules will be established before launch.
on eligible verified fuel purchases
on eligible verified charging
Up to $50 per membership year across gas, diesel and eligible EV charging. Plug-in hybrids may use both within the same combined cap.
Consumers change. Technology changes. Vehicles change. Businesses change. ON should change with them. The principle stays constant: bring Canadians together to create greater buying power. How ON delivers that value should keep evolving with its members.
Tell us where you spend, which benefits matter most and what would make a Canadian buying club worth joining. Your answers will help guide the membership offer and the merchant categories ON develops first.
START THE 5-MINUTE SURVEYOr Noir is currently in development and validation. The membership concept, proposed benefits, participating merchants, discounts, program rules and launch details are subject to change and depend on consumer demand, final program design and future merchant agreements. References to potential categories or savings do not represent current merchant commitments.