Is Filling Out a Form Online Considered a Valid AMOE?

Usually, yes. An online form is one of the most common ways to offer an alternate method of entry (AMOE), along with sending an email or mailing a postcard. For it to count, it generally has to:

  • cost nothing to use
  • be open to everyone eligible for the paid route, for the whole promotion
  • give free entries the same odds and value as paid ones
  • be clearly explained in your rules

The details differ by country and US state, so read our No Purchase Necessary guide and check with a lawyer before you launch. We can't give legal advice.

In Gleam, the free entry form is built in:

  1. Open the paid Action on your How to Enter tab (a Custom Action, Eventbrite event or venue, or Bonus for Twitch Subscribers).
  2. Tick A Purchase or Donation is Required to Complete This Action.
  3. Save. We add a free entry alternative to your Terms & Conditions and show the form only to entrants in countries that require one.
Free Entry Alternatives form in the Gleam widget Terms and Conditions

The full setting is on the How to Enter tab.

Does Gleam Automatically Handle AMOE For Me?

Partly. Gleam shows a free entry alternative automatically in countries where one is legally required, but only after you mark the paid action in its settings.

Do I Need to Offer A Free Entry Method?

If any way to enter costs money, many countries, including the US, need a free alternative. Gleam adds one once you mark the paid action.

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