Higher opt-in rates
A rewarding game earns more emails than a popup that asks for one and offers nothing in return.
Visitors close popups on reflex. NANDINI captures more emails with interactive games people actually want to play: spin-to-win, scratch cards and quizzes that trade a reward for an opt-in. Returning players are recognized and get reasons to come back.

A popup interrupts and asks for something while offering nothing, so it gets dismissed. Popup blockers hide many of them before anyone even sees them. A game flips that. It offers a reward people want and lets them earn it, so more visitors opt in willingly. As an email capture popup alternative, NANDINI grows your list with spin-to-win wheels, scratch cards and quizzes that feel like a treat instead of a toll booth. Every opt-in syncs to your email tool.
Pick the experience and reward that fit your brand: spin-to-win, scratch card, quiz or mystery box.
Add a single line of code to any site, whether Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Wix or custom. No popup library needed.
Let people play and win first, then drop their email to claim the reward — it feels earned, not demanded. The opt-in flows straight to your marketing tools.
A rewarding game earns more emails than a popup that asks for one and offers nothing in return.
Visitors get a discount or prize for opting in, so it feels like a gift, not an interruption.
It's an embedded experience, not a classic popup, so popup blockers don't quietly hide it.
Collect email (and phone) with explicit marketing consent, ready for your list.
Designed for phones. No tiny close-buttons or layout-breaking overlays.
Run the same experience in English, Nepali, Hindi or Spanish automatically.
Send opt-ins to Mailchimp, HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack or a webhook.
Track opt-ins, plays and rewards so you can prove it beats your old popup.
An interactive game. Instead of interrupting visitors with a form, NANDINI lets them play a spin-to-win, scratch card or quiz and opt in for a reward. That typically captures more emails than a standard popup and feels far less annoying.
Generally yes. Because a game offers a real reward in exchange for an email, more visitors choose to opt in than with a plain popup that asks for an address and gives nothing back.
Yes. A game is something people choose to play for a reward, rather than an interruption they reflexively close. You stay in control of when and where it appears.
Yes. It's mobile-first, so there are no tiny close buttons or broken overlays, and it plays smoothly on phones.
Yes. You can reward opt-ins with unique discount codes or prizes. It's the same incentive a popup uses, wrapped in an experience people enjoy.
We'll help you swap your email capture popup for an interactive game that captures more. Live in days.