Customer invitation
Your pizza is baking. Choose six correct ingredients in the game and unlock a dip with today’s whole pizza.
While the pizza is in the oven, invite your guest to play.
A QR beside pickup opens a game where guests tap ingredients to assemble the pictured orders. Six correct items earn 60 points toward a dip with today’s pizza. The kitchen and order queue continue as normal.
Create a game for waiting guests
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.
One offer, three clear steps
Scan
The customer opens the game after ordering.
Assemble
They choose the pictured ingredients across four orders in up to 45 seconds.
Collect
Staff checks the code and adds one dip at pickup.
The oven cycle creates a short, bounded play window
Pickup guests already wait after ordering, and a sealed dip can be added when the box leaves the counter. The reward does not alter toppings, reopen the kitchen ticket or imply that the pizza will bake faster.
Pilot check
Observe one pickup period: can guests hear their order number, end the round immediately and claim a dip without the box returning to the make line?
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
Order Up
Tap the items in the order shown. Complete four orders in 45 seconds. Each item earns 10 points.
Ready-made preset for: Pizzerias
PIZZERIAS · ORDER UPSAMPLE · NO REAL PRIZES
Tap the items in the order shown. Complete four orders in 45 seconds. Each item earns 10 points.
The editor opens with this niche, offer, reward and game already selected.
The campaign starts with the practical details
A dip with the order already being collected
The bonus is deliberately simple: it can be handed over at pickup without changing the pizza or sending work back to the kitchen.
Example reward terms
One standard dip with today’s paid whole pizza, while stock lasts. Show the unused code when collecting the order.
This is an editable campaign example, not a promise of business results. Confirm the reward, stock, eligibility and dates before publishing.
A short instruction your team can follow
Place the game QR beside the waiting area, separate from ordering links.
Check the code when the order number is called.
Redeem it and add the selected standard dip.
The game does not track the pizza or justify a delay. Guests must still be able to hear their order number and stop immediately.
Keep the game outside the kitchen ticket
- Waiting-zone sign
- Place the QR past ordering and away from the shelf where drivers and customers collect finished boxes.
- Dip list
- Name the standard flavours staff may hand over; exclude premium or out-of-stock choices before publication.
- Order-call priority
- The guest stops playing when their number is called. Staff handles the game code only with the ready order.
Watch pickup flow and dip fulfilment
Review rounds, issued codes and dips redeemed. Keep order volume and preparation time in the pizzeria’s own systems.
- Same-order redemption
- Dip codes redeemed with an eligible whole pizza divided by codes issued during pickup hours.
- Dip stock variance
- Campaign dips removed from stock minus recorded redemptions, checked by flavour at close.
- Pickup interventions
- Count claims that block the collection shelf, need kitchen input or continue after an order call.
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 game for waiting guestsQuestions from a pizzeria operator
Does it connect to our order tracker?
No. It is a separate branded activity. Ordering, preparation status and pickup remain in your normal workflow.
Can a family play on several phones for one pizza?
You choose the published limit. For predictable cost, state one reward per eligible order and have staff accept one unused code with that receipt.
Should the reward be an extra topping?
A sealed dip is easier because it does not change a pizza already in the oven. Any kitchen-made reward needs its own capacity check.