For trampoline parks
Trampoline park marketing that turns the jump session into a review and a rebooking
SpiniX is a post-visit guest engagement platform for trampoline parks: a QR prize wheel, a Google review ask and an Apple or Google Wallet pass, all run from one QR code at the exit.
Your waiver already holds every jumper's name. What it does not give you is a reason for them to say yes to marketing, a Google review asked while they are still smiling, or an offer that lives on their phone. SpiniX puts a branded prize wheel on a QR code where the grip socks come back. Every adult spins, opts in, sees the review link once the prize is safe, and takes a free jump hour home in their wallet.
Written by Adam Palicz, SpiniX founder. Updated 5 September 2026. Numbers are SpiniX platform data with definitions in the footnotes.
A waiver is a legal record, not a relationship
Every jumper signs in. Few of them agreed to hear from you, and a waiver email is the last place anyone expects a birthday offer. Sessions are timed, so the whole session leaves at once, walks past the front desk and is gone in three minutes.
The review ask, if it happens, is a sticker at the desk. A parent wrangling two children back into their shoes is not going to type a review there, and the good mood from the last dodgeball round is wasted.
SpiniX gives every adult a reason to scan on the way out: a guaranteed prize for the next session. The opt-in, the review ask and the wallet pass follow from that one scan.
How it works at trampoline parks
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Staff point at the QR code at the sock return
"Scan this before you go, every family wins something for next time." The moment is built in: every session ends at the same time and everyone passes the desk. Each adult scans on their own phone.
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Each parent spins and wins something real
Your logo, your prizes, your odds. The parent enters an email to receive the prize as an Apple or Google Wallet pass. Across all venues on SpiniX, 40% tick the box to hear about off-peak and school-holiday sessions.
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The review ask lands at the peak, the offer lives in the wallet
With the prize secured, SpiniX shows your Google review link, with no condition attached. The pass carries the free jump hour and reminds them before it expires. Guests holding a pass come back 2.9x as often as guests without one.
The prize set we recommend for trampoline parks
Trampoline parks sell time in a room that is empty on weekday mornings. That is the prize budget: concrete, next-visit, off-peak.
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One free jump hour, weekdays before 4pm
Costs you an empty slot and brings a paying sibling or friend along. The prize that fills off-peak sessions.
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Free grip socks on your next visit
Concrete, cheap and something every jumper pays for. Better for review clicks than a percentage off.
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A free 30-minute session extension
Zero cash cost when the next session is not full. Redeemed at the desk, easy for staff to explain.
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A slushie or snack from the cafe
Concrete food prizes get 30 to 39% review clicks in our data. Redeemed on a visit where the family buys the rest.
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A birthday party upgrade (star prize, 1 to 2%)
A free party-room hour or an extra jumper on the next party booking. At 1 to 2% it costs you one upgrade a month at most, and it plants the next party.
Why concrete prizes: guests who win a concrete item tap the Google review link 30 to 39% of the time in our data; guests who win a percentage discount, 8 to 9%. A free weekday jump hour before 4pm fills a slot that would have stayed empty, and the grip socks make the return visit feel prepaid.
What changes for your trampoline park
877
new contacts in one month at AROOM, an escape room company in Hungary (February 2026)
Every adult becomes an opted-in contact
The waiver gives you names; the wheel gives you permission. Across all venues on SpiniX, 40% of guests opt in to marketing after a spin, and group venues collect contacts faster than any other type because every adult is asked.
50%+
of guests tap the review link at the best venues on SpiniX; the median venue sees 15%
More Google reviews, asked when they are happiest
Parents review from their own phone in the minute after the win, not from a sticker at the desk. Every guest sees the same link with no incentive attached, which keeps you inside Google's review policy.
2.9x
return rate for guests with a wallet pass vs guests without (21.5% vs 7.5%, n = 8,109)
Families come back off-peak
The free jump hour sits in Apple or Google Wallet, valid on weekday mornings, and the pass nudges them before it expires. Empty slots become return visits with a paying sibling attached.
How it compares with what trampoline parks use today
Most trampoline parks today rely on the waiver list, a review sticker at the desk and social media. Here is what each one gives you.
| What you get | Review QR stand | Booking-system email list | SpiniX |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contacts per family of four | None | One or two, from the waiver, without marketing consent | Every adult, opted in |
| When the review is asked | At the desk, unprompted | In a follow-up email, if at all | On the parent's phone right after the prize |
| Reason to scan | None | Not applicable | A guaranteed prize for the next session |
| Off-peak offer | None | A code in a newsletter | A pass in Apple or Google Wallet with reminders |
| Hardware or integration | A sticker | Already there | One printed QR code, no waiver-system integration |
| Cost | One-off | Included in software fees | From $79 a month |
SpiniX does not replace your waiver or booking platform; it adds the ask, the review link and the wallet offer at the moment those systems go quiet. All comparisons →
Pricing for trampoline parks
At $79 a month, one extra family session a month (four jumpers at $18 to $22 each at typical US prices, plus grip socks, about $85 to $100 in total) pays for the Starter plan. Everything after that is margin.
Starter
$79/month
1 location, 500 spins a month
Growth
$149/month
3 locations, 2,500 spins a month
Venues
$299/month
10 locations, unlimited spins
Prices in USD; EUR and GBP plans on the pricing page. Yearly billing is 10 months for the price of 12. Every plan includes the prize wheel, Apple and Google Wallet passes, the review ask, email reminders and CSV export. 30-day money-back guarantee, cancel any time.
Compare plans and start →Trampoline parks ask us
Is it allowed to offer a prize for a Google review?
We already collect emails on the waiver. What does SpiniX add?
Which prizes work best for a trampoline park?
Does it work with my waiver or booking software?
How do we handle 200 jumpers leaving at once?
What does it cost for a park with several locations?
How do I get more Google reviews for my trampoline park?
Your guests just had the best hour of their week. Ask them now.
One QR code at the exit. Every player spins, leaves an email, sees the review link and carries your return offer in their wallet.
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Where the numbers come from
- 40% of guests opt in to marketing: Guests who ticked the marketing opt-in after spinning: 3,843 of 9,519 spins across all venues, May 2025 to August 2026. Median venue 42%.
- 50%+ tap the review link at top venues: Share of spins where the guest tapped the Google review link. Top venues with 50+ spins: 52 to 63%. Median venue 15%.
- 2.9x more return visits with a wallet pass: Guests with an Apple or Google Wallet pass were active again on a later day 21.5% of the time, guests without a pass 7.5% (n = 8,109 guests). A correlation, not a controlled test.
- 877 contacts in one month at one escape room: Distinct guest emails collected at AROOM, an escape room company in Hungary, in February 2026 (921 spins that month).
Source: SpiniX platform data, May 2025 to August 2026, test and demo accounts excluded. Full definitions on the results page.