You already paid to get them to your stand. Capture more of them.
Turn more booth visitors into leadswith a 20-second game
Visitors scan your QR code, play a quick game, win a prize and leave their details to claim it. You get the lead, the consent record and prize redemption — no app to download.
3 minutes · Free · Instant result
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Your team checks this at the stand before handing the prize over.
How does QR lead capture work at your booth?
You paid for the booth space, the stand build, the travel and the team. That cost is the same whether a visitor leaves their name or walks past. Anyone who walks past anonymously never enters your pipeline at all, and you cannot follow up someone you cannot identify. LeadGames is a trade show lead capture tool for exhibitors that gives those visitors a reason to stop and a reason to leave their details.
Give them a reason to stop
A QR code on your stand opens a twenty-second game in the visitor’s own browser. Nothing to install, no account to create, no decision to make — which is why someone walking past will actually try it.
Turn the interaction into a lead
The prize is revealed before the form, so filling it in is how the visitor claims what they have already won. That is what gets it completed — and you end up with contact details you can use and a record of exactly what they agreed to.
Hand the prize over without chaos
Each winner gets a redemption code. Your team looks it up at the counter, sees who is standing in front of them, and marks it handed over. You can see what is left in the cupboard at any point in the day.
Built for the reality of busy trade shows
100%
of players win something
Every campaign needs a guaranteed prize with unlimited stock before it can go live — a campaign without one cannot be published. Nobody who plays is ever told they lost.
50 / 50
prizes given away, never 51
If you set aside 50 premium prizes, LeadGames will not accidentally give away 51 — even with a queue of people playing at the same moment. Who wins is decided centrally, not on anyone’s phone.
Offline
the booth tablet keeps capturing
Bad exhibition Wi-Fi does not stop lead capture at your stand: a tablet in kiosk mode keeps awarding prizes and collecting details with no connection, then syncs when the network returns. It needs activating once on-site before the doors open. Visitors playing on their own phones do need a connection.
Designed to support GDPR-compliant lead capture: prize consent and marketing consent are two separate choices, recorded separately, and marketing is never pre-selected. Each lead stores the exact consent wording shown, its version, a timestamp, the user agent and a hashed IP rather than a raw address. You provide your own privacy policy link before a campaign can go live.
Which trade show game drives the most engagement?
One per campaign. The prizes, the form and the consent record are identical — only the twenty seconds in the middle change.
Wheel
Best for busy aisles. Everyone already knows what a prize wheel is, so it needs no explanation at all when you have seconds to get someone’s attention.
Scratch
Best for fast, simple interactions. One swipe and the prize is there — almost nothing to explain, which suits a tablet handed to someone already at your counter.
Tap Attack
Best for engagement and repeat visits. The live leaderboard gives visitors a reason to come back to the stand and check their rank — and that second visit is a second conversation.
How many leads is your booth leaving behind?
Answer a few questions about how you capture leads today. We will score your setup and show you the biggest gaps before your next trade show. Ten yes-or-no questions about your current process, then five about your next fair.
Free · About 3 minutes · Instant result. No sales call unless you ask for one.
Trade show lead capture: common questions
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