FOR FOOD TRUCKS · THE NEXT STOP

Give guests a reason to find your food truck again.

Print the game invitation on packaging. Customers save a code for a future order, while you publish the participating stop, dates and opening times through your usual channels.

Create a promotion for the next stop

Free to customize. 12,500 KZT to publish for one calendar month.

Build a free draft. Your editor will show the 5-day trial and the invoice option.

CUSTOMER PATH

One offer, three clear steps

  1. Take it home

    The customer finds the game invitation on today’s packaging.

  2. Save the code

    A short round unlocks a future-order bonus.

  3. Find the truck

    They return at the stated stop and use the code with a new meal.

OPERATIONAL FIT

A return offer is credible only when the route repeats

Packaging can carry the code beyond today’s stop, but the customer still needs a reliable place and time to find the truck again. Regular pitches, markets and recurring events give the saved reward a real redemption point.

Pilot check

Choose one repeating stop, publish its schedule beside the offer and verify redemptions there for 21 days. Do not roll out to one-off locations that have no announced return.

11 PLAYABLE GAMES

Choose the game for this campaign

Try every mechanic in this niche setting. The offer, reward, timing and customer path stay prepared for the selected goal.

PLAY THIS VERSION

Runner

Tap to jump. Clear obstacles and unlock your reward.

Ready-made preset for: Food trucks & takeaway
FOOD TRUCKS & TAKEAWAY · RUNNERSAMPLE · NO REAL PRIZES

Tap to jump. Clear obstacles and unlock your reward.

Create with Runner

The editor opens with this niche, offer, reward and game already selected.

READY TO ADAPT

The campaign starts with the practical details

Customer invitation

Catch us again. Play now, save your code and bring it to our next participating stop.

A future extra tied to a real route

The example offers one dip with the next meal. It works best for repeating routes, regular pitches and events where customers can realistically find you again.

Example reward terms

One standard dip with the next paid meal within 21 days at the listed participating stops. Check the current schedule before travelling.

This is an editable campaign example, not a promise of business results. Confirm the reward, stock, eligibility and dates before publishing.

STAFF FLOW

A short instruction your team can follow

  1. Publish the participating stop and dates with the game invitation.

  2. Confirm the new meal and location meet the conditions.

  3. Check and redeem the saved code at pickup.

Tapmello does not publish your route or live location. Keep the schedule current in the channels your customers already use.

OPERATING DETAILS

Make the live route the source of fulfilment truth

Schedule owner
Name the channel that carries current stops and assign one person to update cancellations or changed hours.
Participating pitches
List where the code is accepted; brief each crew and stock the same eligible dip at those places.
Stale packaging
Date inserts and remove leftovers when a route season ends so old bags do not advertise an unreachable stop.
BUSINESS METRICS

Learn which recurring stops bring customers back

Compare redeemed codes across recurring stops with your own order records. Avoid this campaign for a one-off event with no credible return point.

Redemptions by stop
Confirmed future-meal codes grouped by the pitch where the new order was collected.
Return interval
Days from code issue to the next qualifying meal, compared with the truck’s actual visit cadence.
Schedule exceptions
Claims affected by a cancellation, moved pitch or unpublished hours; every exception needs a recorded resolution.
ONE PUBLISHED GAME
12,500 KZT for one calendar month
  • No per-player fee
  • Public link, QR sharing and reward-code management
  • Starts when the game is published; renew manually

You provide the audience, prizes and staff process. Results remain in your account after the campaign while Tapmello operates.

Create a promotion for the next stop

Questions about a changing truck route

What if our location changes?

State participating stops in your own live schedule, keep the reward portable across those stops and remove outdated printed invitations.

What happens if a participating stop is cancelled?

Update the live schedule promptly and state how a valid code can be used at another listed stop within its original expiry.

Is this suitable for tourists at a one-day festival?

Only when they can realistically reach another participating stop. For a one-off audience, use a same-visit reward instead.