A branded prize wheel your guests spin from their own phone or from a screen at your booth. Every spin captures a lead.
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A spin to win prize wheel is a branded game guests play at your booth or from their own phone. They enter their details once, spin a wheel you designed, and win from the prize tiers and odds you set.
The wheel runs live on a big screen to pull a crowd, and every spin produces a contact record with consent, ready to export or send to your CRM.
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Pick a theme, set your prize names and colors, and brand the entry screen and emails to your event.
Build your prize tiers, set the odds on each prize, and load inventory. Sold-out prizes drop off the wheel on their own, so nobody spins for something you ran out of an hour ago.
A tablet at the table, or a big screen with a QR code that sends people to their own phones.
Guests enter their details, spin, and see what they won. Winners get a claim code on screen and in their winner email.
Lead data lands in your dashboard with consent attached, ready to export or route into your CRM.
Using a tablet or touchscreen kiosk, guests step up one at a time, enter their details in a single step, and spin on the screen in front of them. Winners see what they won right away, as well as in a branded email in their inbox.
The display shows the wheel (no touchscreen required), and guests scan a QR code to spin from their phones. They enter their details, spin, and see the result mirrored on their phone and the display.
The wheel takes one spin at a time: when it is free, whoever taps spin first goes next, and their spin plays on the big screen for everyone to watch.
Same wheel, prizes, odds, and lead capture in both. One queues a line at a touchscreen kiosk, and the other draws a crowd around a screen while people participate from their phones.
Signature, Aero, Atelier, Afterglow, Carnival, Noir, Prism, Glass, and Aurora. Real materials and lighting rather than flat color blocks, and a pointer with weight to it: pegs catch it on the way past and it springs back as the wheel settles. Set your prize names, colors, and tiers on top of any theme.
Spin to Win runs on a simple trade: guests get a real shot at something they want, you get a captured lead with a recorded outcome. What you do next depends on what your team needs most.
What does your team need most?
Every spin requires an entry, so your lead list grows exactly as fast as the line at your booth does.
A wheel draws a line and a line draws a crowd. The spin moment keeps your booth in constant motion.
Every win and redemption is recorded, so you know exactly what was given away, to whom, and when.
Prize outcomes give sales a natural, personal reason to follow up with every contact.
Entry and consent happen before the wheel turns, so you are not chasing details after the fact. Export the data or route it into your CRM.
learn about lead captureA big screen, a tablet, or every guest's own phone by QR code, all at once if you want, with no charge for devices or concurrency.
Set the odds on every prize and load inventory for each one. Sold-out prizes drop off the wheel automatically, so the grand prize stays as rare as you decided.
Nine wheel themes, your prize names and colors, your entry screen, your emails.
Winners get their code on screen and in their winner email, and your staff manage claims and inventory from the dashboard.
Winner emails, guest-facing translations, live analytics with a lead-capture card, and 10,000+ activations behind it.
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A branded prize wheel where you control the odds for each prize and every spin sits behind your entry form, so swag reaches qualified visitors instead of bowl-grazers. Guests spin on a tablet at the booth, or from their own phones while the wheel plays on your big screen.
Pick a theme, load your prizes and odds, choose a play mode, and go live. You can set up everything yourself inside the platform, so most teams are running within days, not weeks.
Guests open a branded Snapbar page on a tablet at your booth or by scanning a QR code on your display. They enter their details, spin the wheel, and see what they won. Winners receive a claim code on screen and in their winner email, and your team manages claims and prize inventory from the dashboard. No app to download.
Snapbar's pricing depends on the size of your audience, how long the activation runs, and any upgrades you add. Tell us about your event and we will put together an exact quote.
Yes. Put a QR code on your big screen and guests scan it to spin from their own phone. Snapbar's wheel takes one spin at a time and plays it on the screen, so the crowd watches together while everyone plays from where they stand. You can also run a tablet at the table instead, or both.
Yes. Snapbar lets you set the odds on every prize and load inventory for each one, so the grand prize can be as rare as you need while the everyday prizes come up often. Prizes that sell out drop off the wheel automatically, and guests only ever spin for what you still have.
One spin per email address within an activation, so the same guest can't keep replaying under one entry. Snapbar matches on the address a guest enters, which means a determined person with a second email could get another spin. For stricter control, our team can cap entries per guest by email or phone when we set up the experience.
With a claim code. Snapbar shows the code on the winner's screen and sends it in their winner email, with the claim instructions you wrote for that prize. Your staff look it up in the Winners tab, mark it claimed, or void it if it goes unclaimed so the inventory returns. Decide before the event who hands out prizes and where.
Every guest completes a short entry step before spinning, so Snapbar captures the fields you configure along with their consent. That first-party data sits in your dashboard during the event and exports after it, ready for whatever tools your team already runs.
Very little. For kiosk play, Snapbar's Spin to Win runs on a tablet on a stand with power and a reliable connection. For Big Screen and Phone, any screen with a browser, such as a laptop plugged into a TV, shows the wheel while guests play on their phones. Snapbar does not provide staffing or hardware, so you'd source those independently.
No. Snapbar's Spin to Win lets you add a no-win outcome with its own result message, and keep a low tier of everyday prizes on the rest of the wheel. In our experience the wheel draws a bigger crowd when almost everyone wins something small, so use the no-win slice to protect the grand prize rather than to save on stickers.
Yes. You create a Spin to Win experience in Snapbar's platform, pick the theme, load prizes, odds, and inventory, brand the entry screen and emails, and preview the wheel with your real prize names. Our team reviews it before it goes live, which is a quick check rather than a build step, so most teams are running within days.
It's all recorded. Snapbar's Winners tab lists every play, who won what, and whether it was claimed, and exports to CSV, while the analytics tab shows players, winners, prize distribution, win and claim rates, and plays by day. Between the two, sales knows who won what, which is a personal reason to follow up with every contact.
Every part of it. Pick from Snapbar's nine wheel themes, then set your own prize names and colors, brand the entry screen and the winner emails, and match the display to your event design.
No, Spin to Win delivers by email only. Winners see their claim code on screen the moment the wheel stops and get it again in Snapbar's branded winner email, so nobody has to screenshot anything. Text delivery is available on Snapbar's photo and AI experiences, so if you run one alongside the wheel, guests can get that content by text.
Yes, and it's a common setup. Snapbar runs both as separate experiences in the same account, each with its own credits, so an AI portrait draws people in and the wheel sends them off with a prize. Use the same data capture fields on both and the lead export reads as one list. Each experience has its own quote.
