Turnkey promo landing pages — launched fast, built for conversion

A single-page promo site: assembled from ready-made blocks, wired to your mechanic and live — within hours when the deadline is burning.

What a promo landing is and when it is enough

A promo landing is a single page where a person learns about the campaign, signs up and submits a receipt or a code. Everything that matters sits on the first screen: the prize, the condition, the button. Brands choose this format when the campaign is short, the mechanic is a single one and speed matters most — the media is already paid for and there is still no site. If the campaign needs a personal account, separate sections and an admin panel for your team, that is a promo site, built on the same platform.

Why a campaign landing goes live fast

The page is assembled in our promo builder from ready-made blocks — no developers, no markup from scratch.
Templates save up to two months normally spent on design, markup and assembly.
Promokit mechanics — codes, receipts, prize draws, contests — plug into the page straight away and need no separate development.
What delays a promo is not development but approvals and chasing bugs across devices. With templates there is little left to argue about.
Over 900 promo landings in eight years: we have already stepped on the typical rakes for you.

What the campaign page is built from

A first screen with the prize, the entry condition and the sign-up button.
A step-by-step block — buy, upload the receipt, join the draw.
Sign-up and login by email, SMS, social networks and messengers, plus a library of 11 pop-ups.
A winners block with search, filters and a breakdown by weeks or rounds.
Rules, FAQ, campaign partners, a header with a menu and a footer.
A countdown timer to the draw and Zero Block — an empty block for your own markup, where a Figma layout can be moved in.

Urgent launch: the auto-landing

The agency missed the design deadline and the media dates cannot be moved — a familiar story. For exactly that there is the auto-landing: you upload branded content and switch the campaign on in a few clicks, with no developers. After that you refine the page as you go — content can be changed after the start, and statistics are collected from day one.

Load speed and phones — where promos lose people

At least 70% of participants open a promo on a phone, so the mobile version matters more than the desktop one.
Heavy images and excess animation kill the page on a slow connection: people leave before the content arrives.
External widgets often lag on their own requests — on the platform their place is taken by built-in modules.
A high Google PageSpeed score is built into the templates rather than patched in after launch.

Which mechanics plug into a promo landing

Receipt-based: a person uploads a receipt, the platform verifies it against the tax service, finds the brand products and the retail chain.
Code-based: codes from the packaging are checked against the database, and the generator issues anything from one code to several million.
Prize draws, automatic and manual — daily, weekly, monthly and grand ones.
Contests, quizzes and simple games — on their own or on top of receipts.
Receipts accepted through a chatbot in Telegram, VK or WhatsApp — a second entrance into the same campaign.

How the work goes

  1. The brief: what the campaign is, which prizes and conditions, the date it has to start.
  2. Prototype and design — on our template or in your brand style.
  3. Assembling the page in the builder and connecting the mechanic.
  4. Testing on phones and browsers, a trial run of the mechanic, go-live.
  5. Support: round-the-clock monitoring, edits during the campaign, a dedicated manager.

Who it fits

Food producers and makers of everyday consumer goods, retail chains and agencies that run consumer campaigns regularly. A landing is enough when the campaign lasts a few weeks, the mechanic is a single one and the participant has one action to take. If there are many prizes and people will come back to check receipt statuses and points, go straight for a promo site with a personal account: moving mid-campaign costs more.

FAQ

How fast can you launch a promo landing?

It depends on what you need. An express page on a ready template goes live within hours; a turnkey landing with a unique design takes about three weeks on average. We name the exact date after the brief: it depends on the mechanic and the number of approvals.

Can the landing sit on our own domain?

Yes. The site is usually connected to your domain via DNS records, sometimes by code on the existing brand site. Data is stored and encrypted on our servers, and for large companies it can be hosted on yours.

Who does the design and the copy?

Design and markup are on us: a standard template, a template with changes, or a new layout. Your own design works too — we will build on it. Conditions, rules and prize descriptions come from you, and we help fit them into the page structure.

What about the mobile version?

The templates are built for phones from the start, because at least 70% of participants come from there. Before launch we check the page across screens and browsers and avoid overloading it with animation: on a slow connection it costs more than it gives.

Will the site survive the rush of the first days?

The page runs on our servers, the load is planned in advance from the forecast number of participants, and the heavy part — receipt validation and prize draws — is handled by the platform engine. We watch the site and the mechanics around the clock, not only in office hours.

Can the page be changed while the campaign is running?

Yes, that is normal practice. Content, images and blocks change on the fly: after the draw the timer is replaced by the winners list, unneeded blocks are hidden. Content edits are part of support; changes to the mechanic itself are quoted separately.

How many fields should the sign-up form have?

Our statistics show that one or two extra required fields make no visible difference to conversion, while the data collected later helps segmentation and repeat communication. Form length will not stop experienced prize hunters anyway — they are dealt with by other means.

How is a landing different from a promo site?

A landing is one page where a person signs up and submits a receipt or a code. A promo site is the whole project: a personal account with statuses and points, separate sections for rules and winners, and an admin panel for your team.

What does the brand keep after the campaign?

All the collected data: participants, receipts and codes, prizes issued, support requests. It exports to Excel at the click of a button. Campaign figures stay in the panel, and a report can be assembled after the promo is over.

Ready to launch a high-impact promo landing on a tight timeline?

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