Raffle Websites
Two ways to get a raffle website.
Build one yourself, or have one built for you. Same 20 years of raffle software sitting behind both doors. Pick the door that fits your team.
Build it on WordPress.
You run WordPress and you want to own every piece. WPRaffle is the original WordPress raffle ticket generator, first released in 2015. It’s your site, your server, your data.
- Self-hosted on your own WordPress and WooCommerce
- Perpetual license, starts with a free edition
- Nonprofit pricing on the paid editions
- Works in the US and the UK
Starts free.
See WPRaffleHave Chance2Win run it.
You’ve got volunteers, not a web team. Chance2Win builds the site, sets it live, and hands you the keys. You run the raffle. You keep the money.
- We build and host it, you operate it
- 100% of ticket sales settle to your own account
- Four payment processors, not just one
- Basket, Queen of Hearts, duck race, and hybrid drawings
From $329, or $0 with Zero Fee.
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Same software either way
The engine is the same. Only the driver changes.
Whether you build it yourself or hand it over, you’re standing on raffle software that has moved across every major web platform of the last twenty years, from standalone PHP in 2005 to WooCommerce today.
Chance2Win connects to four payment processors: Flux Payments, Stripe, Square, and Authorize.net. Every other raffle site connects to Stripe and nothing else.
Formats, natively
Traditional, basket and tricky tray, Queen of Hearts, and duck race or ball drop. Most raffle sites do one.
Years of raffles
We’ve helped run so many raffles we honestly stopped counting. The software dates to 2005.
Team, two products
WPRaffle for the builders, Chance2Win for everyone else. Same people answer the phone.
Which door is yours
A quick read before you commit.
Straight talk
We’re not the cheapest, and we’ll say so. On a no-tip campaign a couple of the big names come out lower. What we do that they don’t is handle four raffle formats natively, take four processors instead of one, and never dangle a “free” plan that quietly asks your supporters for a 30% tip at checkout.