openlocally· BINGO
OPEN LOCALLY PRESENTS

Local Business
Bingo.

A city-wide bingo card with five real shops in the squares. Players claim your square by walking through your door and scanning in — then chase the numbers, drawn every night. Foot traffic you can actually count.

Put my shop on the card →
only five squares per round
A real Local Business Bingo card — five Christchurch shops in the squares, numbers drawn nightly
A REAL CARD, LIVE

How a round works.

One card, five shops, one prize pool — a number drawn every night at 8pm, a round running about two months.

01 / YOUR SQUARE

Your shop goes on the card

Five businesses per round, one square each, with your photo and name on every player's card. Everyone playing sees your shop every single night.

02 / THE VISIT

Players come to you

Your square only clears when a player walks into your shop and scans your counter QR. No visit, no square — and every scan starts a loyalty card with your business.

03 / THE DRAW

Numbers draw nightly

A number is drawn at 8pm every night for about two months. Players open the card nightly — and see your square every time — until someone completes it and takes the prize pool.

Why shops join a round.

Guaranteed foot traffic

every player has to physically visit you to finish their card — that's the game.

Weeks of exposure

your name and photo on every card, checked nightly for the whole round.

They join the network

players play with the same Open Locally card — so their first visit becomes a loyalty member, not a stranger.

You're one of five

not one of five hundred — squares are first-come, first-served before the round locks.

A scan counter

your dashboard shows exactly how many visits the round brought you.

Round one: no square fee

You just put up the prize — about $50, a voucher for your own products — into the winners' pool. Your prize carries your name for the whole round.

From round two, squares are paid — round one is the cheap way in, and squares are first-come, first-served before the round locks.

Claim a square →