We build prize competition and raffle websites for UK operators: instant wins, automatic draws, a free postal entry route, skill questions and draws players can check themselves.
Build £3,995 + VATHosting from £499/monthNo revenue share
Running prize competitions online comes down to four jobs. Whether you call it a raffle website, a prize competition website or a white label competition platform, these are the parts that matter.
Plenty of sites just say ‘random draw’. We publish the evidence, so a doubtful player can check a result rather than take your word for it.
Your name, colours and characters, on your own domain. Underneath, every site runs the same proven engine.
Storm and lightning. High energy.
Treasure jungle. Fun and lively.
Premium space. For gamers and collectors.
Gunmetal and gold. Luxury and trust.
Storybook fantasy. Warm and friendly.
Five design concepts we drew from scratch. Tap one to explore it. The features that come with every build are listed under What's included.
Many builders want a call before they mention a price. Ours is public, and we never take a cut of your sales.
The whole platform on every build, designed for your brand
£3,995 + VAT, one-off
One clear monthly for hosting, certification and support. It steps up with the tickets you sell, because the infrastructure does.
£499a month
Up to 200,000 tickets a month
The starting rate, where most operators live.
£899a month
200,000 to 500,000 tickets a month
More compute and database as you scale.
£1,499a month
500,000 to 1 million tickets a month
Multi-instance for the final-hour rush.
from £2,499a month
Over 1 million tickets a month
Dedicated resources and a priority SLA, tailored to you.
Hosted, certified and supported for you
Your platform, our engine, at enterprise scale
All prices exclude VAT. Prices are indicative, and every quote is scoped to your build. Prizes, card fees and marketing are extra.
A full prize competition brand we designed and built end to end. It runs live at bullpencompetitions.com and takes real entries.
Not a picture. The engine running live, with play money.
UK advertising rules expect prize winners to be picked at random, under independent supervision or by a process that can be verified. Saying ‘random draw’ proves nothing to a doubtful player. Our draws can be checked by anyone.
Before the first ticket sells, a fingerprint of the draw's secret and the instant-win prizes is published. Nothing can change without it showing.
Tickets sell. When entries close, the final entry list is fixed and fingerprinted too.
The winner comes from public randomness that does not exist until after entries close. Nobody, you included, can know it in advance.
Anyone can re-run the draw on the verify page, in their own browser, with no account, and get the same winner.
The honest bit: the sealed secret is not the winning ticket. It can't be, because the deciding randomness only arrives after entries close. What's locked early is the operator's hands, not the result.
No modules to buy and no add-ons. Switch each feature on or off from your own dashboard.
Fair, and seen to be fair.
Reasons to enter today.
Keep them playing, and playing safely.
Run every competition from one place.
Stay in charge, and stay protected.
Planning to start a raffle business? The government's voluntary code for prize draw operators covers fair draws, player protection and clear information. Here is who does what.
These answers are general information, not legal advice.
Our build fee is £3,995 + VAT. Hosting then runs from £499 a month (Standard) up to Elite from £2,499 a month, depending on how many tickets you sell. Prizes, card fees and marketing are extra.
No. You pay one build fee and one monthly fee. The monthly steps up with your ticket volume, never with a share of your sales.
Every standard feature listed on this page: offers, player features, provably fair draws and the full back office. You switch each one on or off from your own dashboard.
Many UK businesses run prize competitions legally. A prize competition generally stays outside lottery rules when there is a genuine free entry route or a real test of skill. We build in a skill question and a free postal route, but how the rules apply depends on your set-up, so take legal advice and have a solicitor check your terms.
A lottery, where people pay and winners are picked purely by chance, generally needs a licence or registration and cannot be run for private profit. A prize competition with a proper free entry route or skill element is usually treated differently. Read the Gambling Commission's guidance and take advice.
It is a way to enter without paying, usually by posting your details and answer. Postal entries should have the same chance of winning as paid ones. It is a common way to keep a competition outside lottery rules, so whether you need one depends on your set-up. Every site we build offers one alongside a skill question.
The winner is worked out from public randomness published after entries close, so nobody could know it in advance. Each competition has a public verify page that re-runs the draw in the player's own browser, with no account needed, and lands on the same winner.
The integrity of the draw: that the winner, the instant-win prizes and the entry list were sealed and drawn exactly as promised, and that anyone can prove it. It certifies the maths, not whether a prize was posted on time.
No. We design, build, host, monitor, back up and support the site. You run your competitions from a simple back office.
Yes. The site is designed around your name, colours and logo, on your own domain. Payments run through your own payment provider account, so the customer relationships stay yours.
Yes. Every site is built for phones first and runs in any phone browser, from the homepage to checkout and the player's account.
Some card providers will not take prize competitions, so check before you sign up. Tell us which provider you have in mind and we will tell you whether we can connect it.
Tell us about your competitions and we'll take it from there.