A booth that waits for people to come in is an empty booth. PrizeQR gives them a visible reason to stop: scan the QR, play and win a prize on the spot.
Visitors play from their own phone with nothing to install, your staff redeems the prize at the stand, and a live winners screen turns every winner into the best draw to pull in more people.
At a fair you compete for attention with dozens of stands at once. The flyer you hand out ends up in the bin, the paper-ticket raffle gets lost, and running a booth costs money you need to make back. The problem isn't the fair's footfall: it's giving a concrete reason for that footfall to stop at your space and leave you something in return.
You set up prizes, odds and stock. You tune how generous the mechanic is depending on how the day is going.
A poster with the QR at the entrance of the stand. People scan it with their phone camera, no apps or long sign-up.
They find out in seconds if they won. That moment is the hook that stops the visitor who was walking past.
Your team redeems the prize at the booth and winners appear on a live screen that draws in more onlookers.
A real example
A stand at an industry fair. Instead of the usual bowl of business cards, you put up a roll-up with a big QR and the message "Scan and win instantly". The visitor who was walking past stops, scans, plays and sometimes wins a discount, a sample or the featured prize of the day, which they redeem right there with your rep. Each winner appears on a screen, which makes others come over to see what's going on. By the end of the fair you know how many people took part and you have a natural excuse to have spoken with every one of them.
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