Challenge Module

Contest
Contest


Sponsors can collect entries through any channel, then upload the photos or videos themselves to launch a Contest in minutes. Manage every submission without engineering help or a big marketing budget—your whole voting site comes together fast. Let voters sign in with Facebook or LINE, enable daily voting, and cap how many entries each account can vote for.

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Marketing Impact

What’s the benefit of running a Contest?

A contest is one of the most effective ways to spread the word. Pick the right theme and you can find new potential customers or deepen the bond between members and your brand. A sharply focused theme draws in people who care about it, and to win, entrants will rally friends and family to vote for them.

The benefits of running a Contest

We support several Contest modules. Looking to run a submission-based contest, or just want more ideas? Find the module that fits your event ☞☞☞

Features

1. Support for multi-stage Contests

Stage 1: Collect entries
Stage 2: Upload to the Contest Module
Stage 1: Gather entries from any channel
For example, use Comment & Share to gather naming ideas for a new park, use Survey to collect design files, or run a popularity poll before launching a new hero product.
Stage 2: Upload entries to the "Contest" Module
Once submissions close, upload everything you received—or just the finalists—into the module and build your voting page.

2. Flexible login and eligibility options for richer gameplay

Multiple login options

Choose Facebook, LINE, or Member login to run a Contest that feels exclusive—like a members-only product-naming vote.

Flexible vote limits

Beyond login options, set how many times each account can vote, or allow voting once a day, giving people a reason to come back and keeping the Contest active.

Social reach, new audiences

Once entries reach the final voting round, social sharing takes over. Everyone wants to win, so entrants promote their submission and ask for votes across every channel they have. That’s the best moment to reach new audiences and start a conversation with people your brand hasn’t met yet—for example, when voters log in with Facebook to vote, you capture their record in your dashboard.

Entry supports Facebook, LINE, and website member login

Entry supports Facebook, LINE, and website member login

Two voting modes: vote once or vote daily

Choose "vote once" or "vote daily," and set how many entries each account can vote for.

3. Entry details—give voters the full story

Each entry includes three fields: entrant name, title, and description.

These details add depth to every entry, helping voters connect with its story before they cast their vote.

Entry details help voters understand the story behind each submission

4. Reward voters to keep the Contest buzzing

You can offer a prize drawing to everyone who votes, or turn on the form feature to collect voter details—after voting, they’re automatically sent to the entry form.

You can also set up an instant-win game that reveals the result right after voting, adding an extra layer of fun. Each account gets one prize draw for the whole Contest, which helps prevent vote stuffing.

Rewarding voters keeps the Contest active

5. Three steps to stop vote fraud

Step 1. Voters must log in before they can vote → social login raises the bar for entry.
Step 2. Every vote must pass a bot check before it counts → blocks automated voting.
Step 3. The dashboard’s Contest Result page → shows every account’s voting activity at a glance.


View each account's votes from the dashboard

6. Vote management

Spot suspicious votes?

The dashboard’s "Contest Result" page shows every entry’s vote count at a glance. Drill into daily voting charts for each entry, review every voter’s account and IP address, and cancel any votes you don’t trust.

Contest Result dashboard Cancel votes you find suspicious

Cancel any votes you find suspicious, or check the "Top 5 IPs by Vote Share" list to spot unusual activity.

Sort and search your entry gallery

Set how the entry gallery displays by default, with three sort options: random, ranking, or entry date. Visitors can search the public gallery by entrant name or entry title.

Set the default entry gallery order from the dashboard
Search built into the public gallery

Set the default sort order and layout from the dashboard, and let visitors search the public gallery by entrant name or entry title.

Contest case studies

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