You build a game. Visitors play. You collect leads.
Elite Sticky Game Engine is a game-builder for marketers — not a game you play. Pick a game (Spin Wheel, Scratch Card, Memory, Slot), customize colors / copy / prizes / lead form, hit Publish, then drop the URL on your squeeze page, blog, ads, or social bio. Visitors who play opt in 2–4× more than plain forms — and stay 5–10× longer on your page.
① What this engine actually is
Read this first if you're confused about what the engine does.
Imagine you sell an online course. Your normal squeeze page says "Enter your email to get my free guide" — and 8% of visitors opt in. Boring. Average.
Now imagine your squeeze page says "🎡 Spin the wheel — every visitor wins a prize!" — and visitors hit a wheel that lands on "50% OFF Course", "Free PDF Guide", or "Free Strategy Call". They enter their email to spin. 30%+ opt-in isn't unusual.
This engine is the tool that builds those interactive game pages — without writing code, without hiring a designer.
② How the flow works (end to end)
From "I just bought this engine" to "leads in my inbox" — the full journey.
/games/your-slug/Every game you publish lives at theeliteengines.com/games/your-slug/ — that's a real, public, mobile-friendly page. Share that URL however you like.
③ Three ways to put it on your squeeze page
After publishing, you'll see this share modal with all three options. Pick whichever fits your funnel.
Direct URL
Embed (iframe)
Post-optin redirect
④ Wheel segments are real offers
Spin Wheel only — every segment can be a different prize, with its own coupon code and its own destination URL.
When you customize a Spin Wheel, the right-side panel has a "Wheel Segments" section. Each row is one slice of the wheel — and each slice is a real offer:
- Label — what visitors see on the wheel ("50% OFF Course", "Free Audit", "Free Strategy Call")
- Color — the wedge color
- Coupon code (optional) — what shows on the prize-reveal card after the wheel lands ("COURSE50", "FREEPDF")
- This-prize CTA URL (optional) — where the "Claim your prize" button takes the winner. Different segments can go to different pages.
Example for a course creator:
| Label | Code | CTA URL |
|---|---|---|
| 50% OFF Course | COURSE50 | /sales?coupon=COURSE50 |
| Free PDF Guide | FREEPDF | /free-download |
| Free Strategy Call | (empty) | /book-call |
| 10% OFF | SAVE10 | (blank → uses default) |
If a segment leaves CTA URL blank, it falls back to the default Prize CTA URL set in the Prize section. So you only need to override the segments that point somewhere different.
⑤ Where the leads actually go
When a visitor submits the lead form, here's the chain of events.
/api/leads/{your-id}/teeOpen Email Engine → Leads tab to see all leads from every game (and every Site Engine lead page) in one place. You can:
- Filter by source URL (which game they came from)
- Export to CSV
- Send broadcasts directly from the Email Engine
- Push leads to ConvertKit or GetResponse if you've connected your ESP
FAQ
Why is the wheel hidden when I open the customizer?
It's not hidden — by default the preview shows Game mode (the playable wheel) so you can test mechanics fast. There's a toggle at the top of the preview pane:
- 🎮 Game mode = see the playable wheel directly (skip the email gate)
- 👤 Visitor View mode = see exactly what visitors see (email gate first, then wheel)
The published page always honors the lead-form setting you saved. If you want visitors to skip the gate, toggle "Require email before play" off in the Lead Capture section.
How do I make different prizes go to different URLs?
For Spin Wheel only: in the "Wheel Segments" section, each row has a "This-prize CTA URL" field. Set the URL per segment. Leave blank to fall back to the default Prize CTA URL.
For Scratch / Memory / Slot, there's only one possible win, so use the single Prize CTA URL field in the Prize section.
Can I A/B test two different games on the same squeeze page?
Yes. Publish two games with different slugs (e.g. /games/spin-v1/ and /games/scratch-v1/), then split traffic 50/50 with your A/B tool of choice (Google Optimize, VWO, or just URL-based redirect). Compare opt-in rates in Email Engine → Leads (filter by source URL).
How much does it cost to publish?
2 credits per first publish, 0 credits for republishes. Premium plans get a credit pool monthly; Lifetime members get a larger pool. Founders publish free.
If you re-edit a published game and click Publish again, the file at /games/your-slug/ is overwritten in place — no extra charge.
Does the iframe embed work on WordPress / ClickFunnels / Kajabi?
Yes. The iframe is plain HTML — works anywhere a page editor accepts a Custom HTML block. Tested on:
- WordPress (Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder)
- ClickFunnels (HTML element)
- Kajabi (HTML/CSS section)
- Wix (Embed → Custom Embed)
- GoHighLevel (Custom HTML widget)
- Webflow (Embed component)
Can visitors play more than once?
Yes — by default the game lets them play multiple times (e.g. spin again, scratch a new card). If you want to lock to one play per visitor, that's planned for v1.1 — let us know if you need it now.
Will this work on mobile?
Yes — every game is mobile-first, touch-tested. The Scratch Card uses pointer + touch events so it works with finger drag on phones. The Spin Wheel canvas auto-scales. The lead form has a 16px font (avoids iOS auto-zoom).
What about GDPR / consent / disclaimers?
The lead form collects email + (optional) name only — no IP, no cookies, no tracking pixels by default. If your jurisdiction requires explicit consent text, add it to the lead form heading or subheadline (e.g. "By entering your email you agree to receive offers from us. Unsubscribe anytime."). v1.1 will add a checkbox field option.
Still stuck?
If your question isn't answered above, open a ticket and the team replies within 24 hours.