Campaigns That Play, Not Just Display
Build rich campaign microsites with games, quizzes, spin wheels, and scratch cards. Multi-screen experiences with reward mechanics that collect leads, drive sales, and generate shareable moments.
Components
Live Stats
8,920
Starts
6,340
Completed
71%
Rate
26
Game types
Ready to use
How interactive campaigns work
Build
Use the visual builder to create multi-screen campaign experiences. Drag games, quizzes, forms, and reward mechanics onto a canvas. Customize every element to match your brand and campaign theme.
Launch
Publish as a standalone microsite with a custom domain, embed in your website, or distribute via QR codes on packaging, print, and in-store displays. One build works across all channels.
Optimize
Monitor real-time engagement analytics: screen-by-screen drop-off, game completion rates, reward claims, and lead captures. A/B test different game types and reward values to maximize ROI.
What you can build
Each capability works standalone or combines with others for compound impact.
Multi-Screen Campaign Experiences
Build campaign microsites with multiple screens: welcome, game, quiz, reward reveal, and social share. Each screen flows naturally into the next, creating a complete narrative arc that holds attention.
Tracking
Instant Win and Reward Mechanics
Spin wheels, scratch cards, and prize reveals create emotional peaks that drive sharing and return visits. Configurable win probabilities and prize pools ensure budget control.
Rewards
Lead Capture Through Value Exchange
Gate rewards behind email or phone capture, but only after the user has invested time in the experience. The perceived value of the reward makes data exchange feel fair, not forced.
Leaderboard
Reusable Campaign Templates
Build once and adapt for every season. Clone campaigns, swap creative assets, and adjust game mechanics without starting from scratch. A library of proven templates accelerates launch.
Progress
How teams use interactive campaigns
Real campaigns across industries, each one showing the outcome, not just the setup.
Holiday Gift Guide Campaign
A retailer builds a holiday-themed personality quiz that matches shoppers to gift categories. Quiz completion unlocks a scratch card with discounts ranging from 5% to 50% off.
Everything you need
When to use interactive campaigns
Great fit when
Not ideal when
Ready to build interactive campaigns?
Launch your first engagement in minutes. No code required.
Why the best-performing campaigns feel like products, not promotions
The shift in consumer expectations has been gradual but decisive.
A decade ago, a well-designed landing page with a compelling offer could achieve 3-5% conversion rates. Today, the same approach yields 0.5-1.5% because users have been conditioned by product experiences, apps, games, social platforms, that are interactive, responsive, and personalized. A static campaign page feels outdated not because of aesthetic trends but because it violates the interaction patterns users have internalized from every other digital experience.
Multi-screen campaign microsites bridge this gap.
Instead of a single page with a form, the user moves through a sequence, a quiz, a game, a personalized recommendation, a reward, that mirrors the flow of using a product. Each screen collects data, builds engagement, and moves the user closer to conversion. The completion rate of a 4-screen interactive campaign (65-75%) is consistently higher than a single-page form (15-25%) because the multi-screen format creates momentum and sunk cost, the user has already invested 3 screens of effort, so screen 4 (the conversion point) feels like a natural conclusion rather than a demand.
The operational advantage is reusability.
A well-architected interactive campaign is a template that can be reskinned for different products, seasons, or audiences in hours rather than weeks. The quiz logic, reward mechanics, and data capture flows remain constant while the visual theme and content change. This transforms campaign creation from a project (weeks of planning, design, development) into a configuration task (hours of content and design customization).
