Run Contests That Run Themselves
Launch scored competitions with automated entry management, fraud detection, leaderboard ranking, and prize allocation. From quick sweepstakes to month-long tournaments, every contest is fair, compliant, and engaging.
Contest Board
LivePrize Pool
3 Rewards
Grand + 2 runners-up
Ends In
02
days
14
hrs
32
min
How sweepstakes & contests work
Configure
Define contest rules: entry method (game score, quiz, referral, registration), scoring logic, duration, prize pool, and winner count. Use a system template or build from scratch.
Compete
Participants enter through your engagement, website, or app. Scores update in real time on the leaderboard. Daily and weekly snapshots maintain momentum throughout longer contests.
Award
At contest close, final rankings are computed, fraud checks run, and prizes are allocated by rank. Winners receive notification with their reward. Full audit trail is generated.
What you can build
Each capability works standalone or combines with others for compound impact.
Automated Entry and Scoring
Entries are collected through game scores, quiz performance, referral counts, or simple registration. Scoring rules are transparent and enforced programmatically, eliminating disputes.
Tracking
Real-Time Leaderboards
Live leaderboards with tie-breaking logic rank participants in real time. Participants can see their rank, the gap to the next position, and top performer scores. Redis-backed scoring ensures sub-second updates.
Rewards
Fraud Detection and Fair Play
Device fingerprinting, velocity checks, and suspicious pattern detection identify and flag fraudulent entries before they reach the leaderboard. Automatic disqualification and manual review options are both available.
Leaderboard
Automated Prize Allocation
When a contest ends, the system automatically allocates prizes by rank, distributes reward codes, and notifies winners. Budget caps, liability tracking, and audit logs ensure financial control.
Progress
How teams use sweepstakes & contests
Real campaigns across industries, each one showing the outcome, not just the setup.
Retail Holiday Sweepstakes
A retail chain runs a holiday sweepstakes where every purchase generates an entry. Bonus entries come from in-store game participation. Weekly winners and a grand prize keep excitement high throughout the season.
Everything you need
When to use sweepstakes & contests
Great fit when
Not ideal when
Ready to build sweepstakes & contests?
Launch your first engagement in minutes. No code required.
Contests fail when they reward luck. They succeed when they reward skill and effort.
The traditional sweepstakes model, enter your email, win a prize, generates entries but not engagement.
The user invests nothing beyond an email address, feels no connection to the brand, and forgets the experience immediately. Skill-based contests reverse every one of these dynamics: users invest effort (answering questions, making predictions, competing on a leaderboard), feel a sense of accomplishment regardless of winning, and remember the experience because they were an active participant rather than a passive entrant.
The data supports this strongly.
Skill-based contests show 3-4x higher engagement depth (time spent, pages viewed, return visits) compared to random-draw sweepstakes, and the post-contest conversion rate is 2.5x higher because participants have developed a relationship with the brand through the competition. The email addresses collected from a trivia tournament are worth 3-5x more in downstream conversion value than equivalent addresses from a random-entry sweepstakes.
Fair play infrastructure is what separates scalable contest programs from one-off promotions.
Velocity checks (detecting abnormal submission speed), device fingerprinting (preventing multi-account abuse), and automated scoring with anti-fraud rules allow brands to run contests confidently at any scale without manual moderation. The investment in fair play infrastructure is a one-time cost that enables unlimited future contests, each subsequent competition runs on proven rails rather than requiring custom fraud prevention.