Tada Pop up Spin Wheel Popups
On-brand gamified popups to grow email and SMS lists
Rating
4.5
feedback
82
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#1,459
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Reviews Summary
The reviews for the Tada app are quite mixed, with both positive and negative feedback. Positive aspects include an increase in opt-ins and email collection, easy setup and customization, friendly and supportive customer service, and high conversion rates. Users appreciate the gamified pop-ups and the variety of features offered by the app. On the other hand, negative feedback revolves around issues with customer support responsiveness, lack of upgrades or improvements, and concerns about the randomness and control of prize distribution in the spin-the-wheel feature. Some users also mentioned technical issues with the app not working as expected.
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Jan. 6, 2026
we saw a lift in opt-ins after using these gamified popups. easy to understand dashboard and setup in less than 10 minutes.
Sept. 8, 2025
I added Tada to my store to try out their pop-up games and it’s actually really fun. Customers seem to enjoy spinning for discounts instead of just seeing a regular signup box, and I’ve been getting way more emails because of it. Super easy to set up and customize, and it doesn’t feel spammy at all. Definitely worth a try if you want to grow your list.
Nov. 24, 2024
Disappointing service experience - no upgrades or improvements have been made in a long time.
Oct. 11, 2024
I used your spin-the-wheel app for a lottery event, and I set the probability of winning the first prize to 0.01%. Logically, only one person out of 10,000 should win! However, we’ve only collected just over a thousand emails, and yet 20 people have already won the first prize! This has caused us significant losses! Your app has a major bug, and I want to file a complaint! Most businesses, including mine, have a limited number of prizes to give away. It's not feasible for us to distribute prizes based on such unpredictable randomness, as it could lead to excessive winners in a short time frame, which is exactly what happened in my case. As a result, we've faced unexpected financial losses, not to mention potential damage to our brand's reputation due to unmet expectations from other customers. I strongly recommend that your software include an option to limit the number of prizes awarded, rather than relying solely on random probabilities. This would provide businesses with more control and prevent situations like ours, where prize distribution exceeds what was planned and budgeted for.
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