Build it
1Gleam, ViralSweep, WooBox handle entries and drawings. Legal, microsite, ESP, creative — still on you.
Six vendors. No audience.
Brand giveaways, distributed to high-intent consumers.
We handle the build, the audience, and the data.
You bring the prize.
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Median Meta CPM rise across $18.4B of 2025 ad spend. Reach you bought costs more this year.
Conversions lost after paid social cut its 7- and 28-day attribution windows in 2026.
Buyers willing to share info with an incentive vs. without. Consented and exchanged for value.
Today brands use one tool to build, another to drive people to it. Neither was built for the full cycle. You ship the campaign. The platform keeps the audience. The tool keeps the data. You're left with a spreadsheet.
Start consolidatingGleam, ViralSweep, WooBox handle entries and drawings. Legal, microsite, ESP, creative — still on you.
Six vendors. No audience.
Then you boost it with paid social. Rising costs and shrinking measurement.
Interrupted audience – they came to scroll.
Pay the build tool. Pay Meta. Pay your agency to cover the legal. Three bills before launch.
And the audience still belongs to Meta.
One campaign. Three components. One real-time dashboard.
At a fraction of paid-social CPL.
Entry forms, sweepstakes compliance, drawings, winner notification — all of it. Everything Gleam, ViralSweep, or WooBox handle, plus the parts they don't.
Robin's users open the app to do one thing: enter giveaways. They surface in their feed by category affinity. They came to win.
Every campaign auto-generates a brand-named micro-site. Drive paid search, email, social, or affiliate traffic — anywhere you already buy. All entries land in the same dashboard.
Self-serve from signup to launch. Configure everything in the dashboard.
Watch entries land in real-time.
Sign up. Build your brand profile. Add your logo, voice, and the categories you're active in.
Pick your prize. Set entry methods, eligibility, and dates. Robin co-sponsors the giveaway and generates official rules — you skip the legal work.
One click. Your campaign appears in Robin's in-app feed and on a brand-named micro-site. Drive any paid traffic to the micro-site.
Real-time dashboard with entries, demographic breakdown, and source attribution. Export to your CRM.
Robin users open the app, filter by category, and enter – repeatedly. The numbers below are per-active-user behavior, May 2026.
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Repeat shots at engaged users
Entry attempts per user
They pick what they TRULY want
giveaways they see, they enter
Repeat exposure, built in
Engaged sessions per active user
Real screens from iOS and Android. The product your audience
opens to enter giveaways.
Brand-named opt-in, timestamped and IP-logged. Built for TCPA defensibility, not just deliverability.
First and last, captured at entry. Toggle on or off per campaign.
Validated at entry. Ready to drop into Klaviyo, Mailchimp, or any ESP.
Captured with explicit SMS consent. TCPA-ready for outbound texting from day one.
Clean CSV, pulled anytime. Drops into any CRM or ESP that takes a file.
Full mailing address for shipping, geo-targeting, or direct mail follow-up.
Age-verified for restricted categories. Captured only when you actually need it.
Self-reported at entry. Useful for segmentation when relevance matters.
Pricing scales with what you capture. Start with email opt-ins. Add more when your campaign needs it. No annual commitment, no talking to sales until you're ready.
Lead Quality & Brand Reputation
Fair concern, and the honest answer is: it depends on the prize and the brand fit. Robin entrants opt in to your brand by name (not a generic "and partners" disclosure), and our most engaged users return for around 3 sessions and 24+ entries — they're playing the platform, not sniping one giveaway. We share the open-rate and engagement benchmarks during onboarding so you can sanity-check against your existing list before scaling spend.
No. Every Robin co-sponsored campaign runs on its own auto-generated micro-site with only your brand and Robin on it — there's no shared "sweeps directory" page where you'd appear next to a competitor. Within an active campaign window we honor category exclusivity on request; we don't offer permanent category lockouts because we'd rather earn the renewal.
Yes. The day your campaign closes you get a CSV with every opt-in entrant, captured under a disclosure that names your brand specifically — meaning the consent travels with the data into Klaviyo, HubSpot, or wherever you send it. Robin doesn't resell the list, rent it back to you, or gate it behind a higher tier.
Compliance & Legal
Robin is named as Sponsor or co-Sponsor on the Official Rules and operates the AMOE, winner selection, and (where applicable) prize fulfillment for Robin-sourced prizes. When you supply the prize, you're the prize provider under a separate agreement that limits each party to what it actually controls — the structure Thompson Coburn LLP recommends for exactly this reason: "Co-sponsoring a promotion under these circumstances could result in the parties being found liable for mistakes made by the other party — mistakes over which they have no control." Your brand counsel will recognize the framework.
Robin is optimized for non-bonded campaigns. We recommend keeping total prize value under $5,000 — the threshold that triggers Florida and New York registration and bonding requirements. Most acquisition-focused giveaways work well within that window. For larger prizes, you'll need a sweepstakes admin partner to handle state filings; we're happy to refer you.
Operations & Integration
About 10 minutes per campaign once you're onboarded. Your team picks the prize, configures entry mechanics, approves the auto-generated micro-site, and clicks launch — Robin handles Official Rules, AMOE, winner selection, and fulfillment.
Today: real-time CSV export from the dashboard, plus webhook delivery on request. Native integrations with Klaviyo, HubSpot, Attentive, and Shopify are on the roadmap and we'll tell you the live date when you ask — we'd rather under-promise than ship something half-working into your CRM. If a launch is blocked on integration, we'll work directly with your ops team during onboarding.
The "Is this legitimate?" question
Co-sponsor, by design. Robin is named as Sponsor or co-Sponsor on the Official Rules of every campaign, sources or fulfills the prize, and operates the legal mechanics — which is also what Apple App Store Review Guideline 5.3.1 requires verbatim: "Sweepstakes and contests must be sponsored by the developer of the app." We're not a directory that lists other people's giveaways for clicks; if we wanted to be that, we'd have built a different product.
