Free organizer tool · No card required · Takes 2 minutes
In group giveaways like these, participating shops each typically add dozens to hundreds of local subscribers — people who physically walked in.
Find your business to see giveaway events near you — or start the first one.
Start typing and choose your place from the list.
Be the one who starts it. You pick the dates, we give you the invite link and promotion kit, and the shops you invite join in about two minutes each. Organizers run the show — and their business is front and centre.
Find your business to get startedNothing to run or join your first Giveaway Week — no card required. After the event, shops that want to keep exchanging customers year-round can join the ongoing Shop Local Network as a paid membership. Entirely optional.
Offer one free gift (something inexpensive — a coffee, a sticker pack, a mini service), print the sign we generate for your counter, and hand over the gift when people come in to collect. That's it.
When a shopper claims your gift, their name and email are added to your private list — visible in your dashboard and downloadable anytime as a spreadsheet that imports into Mailchimp, Constant Contact, or any mail tool. Emails are only shared with the shop whose gift was claimed.
Gifts are collected in person — that's the point. The gift list only appears on phones inside the store, claims are held for 7 days and then released, and your dashboard shows exactly who collected.
Pick a start date a few weeks out, invite the shops around you with your event link (we give you ready-made messages), and aim for at least 5 participating stores. Most organizers line up their street in a week or two. Your business appears as the event organizer everywhere the event is promoted.
No — you print your counter sign yourself in seconds. Optional tap-enabled counter stands are available in our store if you want the sturdier, nicer-looking option.
Any bricks-and-mortar business with a counter and foot traffic: cafés, boutiques, salons, gyms, bakeries, gift shops, bookstores. If a customer can walk in and collect something small, it works.