
Klear Can — a demand-survey campaign page for airsoft gas
Klear Can · A landing page built in three days gathered 386 participants and 4,337 cans of demand to back supply talks
386
as published on the page
Participants
4,337 cans
sum of responses
Expected demand
17
nationwide
Regions
3 days
concept to launch
Build time
Overview
Klear Can began as a campaign to measure real demand for airsoft gas that is hard to source in Korea. A page showing live participant counts, expected demand and regional spread produced data to persuade distributors and shops.
Challenge
Everyone said demand existed, but nobody had numbers. Communities were scattered, so participation had to be gathered fast, and results had to be visible immediately to keep it going.
Solution
A three-step form, and a live counter on the first screen updating participants, expected quantity and regions on every submission. New entries ping the ops channel instantly, and a share button drives community spread. Concept to launch took three days.
Strategy
One question
A three-step form answering ‘how many cans do you need?’ removed friction.
Numbers up front
Participant, quantity and region counters on the first screen make every entry visible.
Spread mechanics
Share button and FAQ let it travel inside communities on its own.
Ops automation
New-entry alerts and scheduled tallies keep the campaign running hands-off.
Execution




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