Make your offers irresistible and fun
Turn discounts into interactive experiences that grab attention and get customers to buy now, not later.

15%
avg. CTR
gamified discounts on average
15%
avg. CTR
gamified discounts on average
2x
higher CTR
vs typical sales popups (8% avg.)
2x
higher CTR
vs typical sales popups (8% avg.)
2x
higher CTR
vs promo code + timer (8.98% avg.)
2x
higher CTR
vs promo code + timer (8.98% avg.)
1.5x
higher CTR
vs instant promo code popups (9.71% avg.)
1.5x
higher CTR
vs instant promo code popups (9.71% avg.)
15%
avg. CTR
gamified discounts on average
2x
higher CTR
vs promo code + timer (8.98% avg.)
2x
higher CTR
vs typical sales popups (8% avg.)
1.5x
higher CTR
vs instant promo code popups (9.71% avg.)

Make the offer feel earned
People react differently when there’s a bit of play involved. Instead of just showing a discount, you let them get it. That small moment changes how the offer is perceived.
Keep it simple and immediate
There’s no form, no extra step — just play and get the reward. This makes it easy to act right away, without thinking too much or leaving the page.


Turn browsing into quick decisions
Many visitors are just looking around. If something catches their eye and offers a reward, they may try it — and sometimes that leads straight to a purchase.
Key features
Key features

Game component
Game component
Make the interaction impossible to miss. The game itself should be visually dominant and instantly understandable. One short line explains the “what,” one line nudges the “do.” No friction, no thinking — just play.
Make the interaction impossible to miss. The game itself should be visually dominant and instantly understandable. One short line explains the “what,” one line nudges the “do.” No friction, no thinking — just play.

Incentive
Incentive
The moment they engage, reveal the reward. The faster users see what they’ve won, the stronger the emotional payoff — and the higher the intent to convert.
The moment they engage, reveal the reward. The faster users see what they’ve won, the stronger the emotional payoff — and the higher the intent to convert.

Promo code
Promo code
After the result is shown, don’t add extra steps. Let people take the code and use it right away. If there’s a time limit, just show it — so they know they shouldn’t wait.
After the result is shown, don’t add extra steps. Let people take the code and use it right away. If there’s a time limit, just show it — so they know they shouldn’t wait.

Game component
Make the interaction impossible to miss. The game itself should be visually dominant and instantly understandable. One short line explains the “what,” one line nudges the “do.” No friction, no thinking — just play.

Incentive
The moment they engage, reveal the reward. The faster users see what they’ve won, the stronger the emotional payoff — and the higher the intent to convert.

Promo code
After the result is shown, don’t add extra steps. Let people take the code and use it right away. If there’s a time limit, just show it — so they know they shouldn’t wait.
When to use for better results
When to use for better results
Use it during sales
Use it during sales
When there’s a lot going on — sales, holidays, product drops — a simple discount can get lost. A small game helps the offer stand out and makes it feel a bit different, even if the reward itself is not huge.
Where visitors are close to buying
Where visitors are close to buying
This works best on product or cart pages. People are already looking at something, so a small reward can be enough to move them forward. It also works on exit, when someone is about to leave.
Make it behavior-driven
Make it behavior-driven
Give people a few seconds before showing it, or wait until they scroll a bit. Don’t show it too often — once per session is usually enough. You can also limit it to new visitors so it doesn’t get repetitive.
Use it during sales
When there’s a lot going on — sales, holidays, product drops — a simple discount can get lost. A small game helps the offer stand out and makes it feel a bit different, even if the reward itself is not huge.
Where visitors are close to buying
This works best on product or cart pages. People are already looking at something, so a small reward can be enough to move them forward. It also works on exit, when someone is about to leave.
Make it behavior-driven
Give people a few seconds before showing it, or wait until they scroll a bit. Don’t show it too often — once per session is usually enough. You can also limit it to new visitors so it doesn’t get repetitive.
Explore popup templates
Explore popup templates
Start with a ready-made template, then customize the design, offer, and display rules.
Start with a ready-made template, then customize the design, offer, and display rules.
How to create a popup
How to create a popup


Convert more with proven CRO tactics
Convert more with proven CRO tactics
Convert more with proven CRO tactics
See how much revenue your current popups are leaving on the table. Get started in minutes and see results right after.
See how much revenue your current popups are leaving on the table. Get started in minutes and see results right after.








