A “guess the price” puzzle built from your products. One HTML file you drop on your site — no plugins, no subscription, no tracking scripts. Visitors play, share their score, and come back tomorrow for the next product.
The average round takes 40–90 seconds of active, deliberate attention on your product page — not a bounce.
Optional gate: reveal the answer and a discount code after an email signup. Your list, your ESP.
Spoiler-free emoji result grid, the format that made Wordle spread. Every share carries your store name.
Paste a few real products with their prices. The preview on the right is a working game — play it.
name | price | descriptionNothing is uploaded — this runs entirely in your browser. Your product list never leaves this page.
This is the real game, running on your products.
You just played the preview. The paid version is the same game, finished and built around your catalogue — yours to host forever.
Secure checkout by Stripe. Delivery is instant — the moment you've paid, open the builder, paste your products and download your file. Nothing to wait for and no email back-and-forth. Would rather I format a messy CSV for you? Send it to [email protected] and I'll do it. Not happy with it? Reply and you get a full refund.
index.html with your branding baked in, plus a two-line snippet if you'd rather embed it in an existing page.Stores with 20+ products and interesting prices — homewares, tools, apparel, specialty food, collectibles. If a customer would enjoy being surprised by one of your prices, the game works.
No. One file, no external requests, no frameworks — around 25 KB total, roughly the weight of a single product photo. It loads before your images do.
Prices live in a plain list at the top of the file — open it in any text editor and change the number. Send me the updated list within the first 30 days and I'll rebuild it for you at no charge.
Yes. Either upload the file to your theme's assets and link it, or paste the embed snippet into a page's custom-HTML block. Instructions are included.
Neither. It's a file you own outright. There's no server involved, no phone-home, and no analytics unless you add your own.
After the last guess, the answer and an optional discount code are hidden behind an email field. The address is posted to whatever endpoint you use already — Klaviyo, Mailchimp, ConvertKit, a Google Form, anything that accepts a POST.