A wheel that lifts average spend
Spinning the wheel requires a minimum purchase: visitors round up their receipt to be able to take part.
Prize Draws & Giveaways
Shopping Centres
The draw doesn't sell the prize; it sells a reason to spend ten euros more
Promotional prize wheel, raffle drum and hosts at the entrance to activate minimum-spend campaigns: the visitor plays, and playing starts by meeting the spend requirement.
A minimum-spend draw works because it changes the visitor's goal: they no longer buy because they need something, they buy because they're ten euros short of being able to spin the wheel. It's an average-ticket lever that doesn't rely on cutting prices.
The wheel and the drum work best at the main entrance, where the visitor already has the receipt in hand; hosts verify the amount and give out turns, so the draw never turns into an uncontrolled queue.
- Min. spendthe mechanism that unlocks the game
- 24 hquote turnaround
- Entrancewhere the receipt is already in hand
- 100%own hosts and equipment
The drum as a classic visual draw
A circular raffle drum at the entrance announces the draw from afar, no screen or sign needed.
Hosts who control the flow
They check the receipt, give out turns and stop the draw turning into a disorganised queue at peak time.
How we set it up
Tell us the campaign mechanic
Minimum spend, prizes available and how long the activation runs.
We propose the set-up
Wheel or drum, and number of hosts based on your busiest hours.
We set up at the entrance before opening
Everything ready before the day's busiest hours.
Formats and ideas that work
- Promotional prize wheel with minimum spend at the entrance
- Circular raffle drum as a visual draw
- Hosts checking receipts and managing turns
- Daily draw with a different prize each day
- Digital wheel with prizes sponsored by shops
Frequently asked questions
How is the minimum spend checked?
The host checks the receipt on the spot; we define with you the amount and whether it can combine several shops or must be one.
Can shops in the centre sponsor the prizes?
Yes, it's common to coordinate with participating shops so they provide the wheel or drum prizes.
How many people can take part in a busy hour?
With one dedicated host, 40 to 60 entries per hour; for higher volume we add a second wheel or host.
Can it be set up for just one specific weekend?
Yes, it's a common format for one-off activations within a short campaign, no long contract needed.