How does Lucky You capture an email?
The shopper enters their address as part of the flow, and every captured email records the campaign that earned it. Capture works the same way whether the campaign is a game or a plain popup.
Email Capture
Capture, verification, phone numbers, and getting your leads back out again.
The shopper enters their address as part of the flow, and every captured email records the campaign that earned it. Capture works the same way whether the campaign is a game or a plain popup.
Email Capture
They can be. Optional OTP verification sends a 6-digit code with a 10-minute expiry, and the address has to be confirmed before the discount code is issued. That ordering is the point: a typo or a throwaway address never earns a reward, so it never reaches your list. OTP verification is on every plan, including Free.
OTP Verification
It can be resent, and the replacement carries a fresh 10-minute expiry. If codes are consistently not arriving, the address is usually mistyped or the message is being filtered — which is the outcome verification exists to catch.
OTP Resend
Only if you turn it on, and only with consent. Phone capture is off by default and skippable by the shopper, and a number is stored only against a consent box that starts unticked. Lucky You never subscribes anyone to SMS on your behalf.
Phone Numbers and SMS Consent
On the Leads page. Every lead carries the campaign that earned it, along with whether the address passed OTP verification, so the list is not just addresses but addresses with provenance.
Leads Page
Yes. Every email records the campaign that earned it, and leads can be filtered and exported by campaign — so the leads a specific offer produced can be treated separately from the rest.
Filter by Campaign
Yes, as CSV, and the export respects whatever filter you have applied — including filtering by campaign. Lead export is on every plan, including Free, so your list is never held hostage by your plan.
CSV Export
These topics are covered in the help centre inside Lucky You, where they sit next to the settings they describe.