Scratch deal
Hide your bigger tiers behind a scratch card that customers reveal.
Scratch Deal turns your offer into a small interaction: the first tier is visible, and the rest sit under a scratch card the customer scratches off to reveal.
Turn it on
Open your bundle and go to the Offers tab.
Find the Scratch Deal card, switch it on, and click its title to expand it.
Write the Scratch card text — what's printed on the unscratched card, for example Scratch to reveal your deal. A new bundle starts with Scratch more special offers.
Click Save.
How customers reveal it
Customers only need to scratch a little. When they lift their finger or mouse, the card fades away, the hidden tiers appear, and a burst of confetti plays. The reveal isn't saved, so the card covers the tiers again on the next visit.
What gets hidden
By default, every tier except the first is hidden under the scratch card. Your entry tier stays visible so the offer still makes sense at a glance, and the better deals are the reveal.
You can override this per tier: each offer card gains a Hide behind scratch-off checkbox once Scratch Deal is on, so you can choose exactly which tiers are covered. Covered tiers that sit next to each other share one scratch card; if a visible tier sits between them, each group gets its own card.
If you untick it on every tier, the scratch card disappears entirely and all your tiers show normally — there'd be nothing behind it to reveal.
On the Offers tab, open the tier you want to change.
Tick or untick Hide behind scratch-off.
Click Save.
Style it
The Scratch Deal card itself carries three style settings:
| Setting | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Background | The scratch card's surface color. |
| Title color | The color of your scratch card text. |
| Title size | The size of that text, in px. A new bundle starts at 24. |
The scratch card text can be translated on the Translations page.
When it works
Scratch Deal trades clarity for engagement, so it suits some stores and not others:
| Good fit | Poor fit |
|---|---|
| Impulse or gifting products where playfulness fits the brand. | High-consideration purchases where customers want to compare tiers side by side. |
| Campaigns and promotions with a sense of occasion. | Stores whose traffic is mostly returning buyers who already know the pricing. |
Test on mobile
Scratching is a touch interaction. Check it on a real phone before publishing — and remember a customer who doesn't realize the card is scratchable only sees one tier.