Built around your objective

Every campaign
has a reason to play.

A first visit. A returning customer. A stand at an event. Find the role a promotional game can play in your marketing, then build the experience around your audience.

01Retail & e-commerce

Give the next visit a reason to happen.

Turn store, packaging and receipt placements into codes people come back to use. Start from a playable template and see which placement brought them back.

For retail, e-commerce and loyalty marketing teamsExplore the solution

02Restaurants & QSR

Serve something extra with the order.

A free side, a discount on the next visit or a limited-edition item. Reveal it through a game and hand it over with a code your tills already accept.

For restaurant, café and quick-service marketing teamsExplore the solution

03Events & sponsorship

Make the stand the one people talk about.

Bring a booth quiz or a branded game to a stand, a festival or a match. Set limits for the event, play with or without prizes, and collect details with consent.

For event, sponsorship and experiential teamsExplore the solution

04B2B & lead generation

Turn a visit into a conversation.

A knowledge quiz that qualifies the lead, a form mapped to your CRM and consent kept by purpose. Every lead goes to your CRM by webhook, Zapier or Make.

For B2B marketing, demand-generation and field teamsExplore the solution

05Sports & fan engagement

Keep fans playing between the matches.

Match predictions settled on the real result, weekend memory tournaments with a prize ladder and fan polls, with nicknames on the leaderboard and never contact details.

For clubs, leagues, federations and sponsorsExplore the solution

06Media & publishing

Give every reader a reason to answer.

“Which character are you?” games with an offer for every outcome, polls with results after voting and surveys that ask only the questions that apply.

For publishers, broadcasters and streaming teamsExplore the solution

07Agencies

Run every client from one console.

Clients invite you into their organisation, choose the brands and what you may do, and can revoke at any moment. Reuse your own templates across clients, never their data.

For agencies and studios running campaigns for clientsExplore the solution

08Employee engagement

Games for your own people.

Private campaigns only your colleagues can open: an onboarding quiz, a weekly recognition spin and a daily wellbeing check-in, with participation shown by team.

For HR, internal communications and people teamsExplore the solution

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