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A contest page people love
Beautiful, mobile-first page with countdown, prize photos with lightbox, and confetti the moment someone enters. Most entries come from phones — so phones come first.
A complete contest system that installs into your own free accounts — your page, your database, your email list, your rules. $100 once at the founding price (regular $297). $0 to host. Unlimited contests, forever. No monthly fees. No landlord.
✓ No subscription · ✓ No per-contest fees · ✓ No developer needed · ✓ Price rises as founding spots fill
$1,240 in prizes to win!
Demo preview — this is what your entrants see. Mobile-first, because most entries come from phones.
Every SaaS contest tool has the same fine print nobody reads: your contests, your entrant data, and your audience live on their platform — for exactly as long as they feel like keeping the lights on.
Rafflecopter ran giveaways for businesses since 2011 — fourteen years of contests, embeds, and entrant lists.
When it closed in October 2025, every account was deactivated, every embedded contest died, and the entry data was gone. Years of audience-building, erased by someone else's business decision.
That's the rented-platform risk: price hikes, shutdowns, account bans, an API that changes its mind. Your growth shouldn't depend on any of it.
The kit is designed to live entirely on generous free tiers. No hosting bill, no database bill, no "surprise" line items before you can launch.
Your contest page, admin, and draw screen run on Cloudflare's free tier — Pages, Worker, and D1 database included.
It creates itself on first run. No SQL, no console, no developer, no setup wizard from 2009. It just… exists.
Confirmations, reminders, and winner notices send through Resend's free tier from your own account.
Installation is guided and paste-ready. If you can copy, paste, and click "deploy," you can install this.
Your only real running cost, ever, is email sends if you grow huge. That's it — running cost ≈ email sends only.
GiveawayKit isn't for "everyone." It's for owners whose audience already lives on Facebook, and who can give away their own product, a gift card, or a year of access at almost no cost. If that's you, this was made for you:
Give away a product bundle or gift card — your cost is wholesale, the perceived value is retail, and every entrant is a local buyer on your list.
A free month or a year of access costs you nearly nothing to give — and fills your Page, your group, and your trial pipeline at once.
Dinner for two, a gift card, a catering credit. Food prizes share themselves — and partners on your street will happily co-promote.
Launching a book, course, or community? Give away copies, seats, or a year inside — and launch to a list you built with the contest itself.
Embed the contest in your store or run it stand-alone. Non-winners get a promo code by email — the contest pays for itself in sales.
A treatment, a package, a consultation bundle. High perceived value, low real cost, and a local email list you can re-mail for every promotion after.
Be honest: Facebook doesn't reward "Like, tag 3 friends and share to win" posts anymore — and requiring shares or tags on personal timelines is against Meta's promotion rules. Those posts rent you reach you don't keep, for an audience you can't contact again.
GiveawayKit moves the contest off Facebook and onto your own page. Facebook becomes the megaphone. Your site is the contest.
This isn't a landing-page template. It's the full system — entry, virality, partners, emails, the draw, and the list you keep.
Beautiful, mobile-first page with countdown, prize photos with lightbox, and confetti the moment someone enters. Most entries come from phones — so phones come first.
Email entry with consent and email confirmation. Only confirmed entrants enter the draw pool — so the list you export is clean, real, and yours.
Every entrant gets a unique link worth +5 entries per friend who joins through it. Your entrants become your marketing team.
Stack prizes from you and your partners under a dynamic "More than $X in prizes to win" banner that updates itself as you add prizes.
A weighted draw inside the system — weighted by entries, without replacement, per prize, with re-pick if needed. Plus a big live draw screen for revealing winners in your Facebook group or on stream.
Automated, in your colours: entry confirmation, mid-contest reminder, final-24-hours nudge, winner notice — and a non-winner email with a gift: a promo code so nobody leaves empty-handed and "losers" turn into buyers.
Dashboard with entrants, an optional leaderboard (emails masked), real CSV export, and settings export/import. Run the whole contest from your couch.
Embed it on any website, or run it as its own page on your domain — like contest.yourbrand.com. Brand name, colours, logo, and languages all live in settings, never hard-coded.
FR/EN, one language at a time. Built Quebec-friendly: French rules ready, Quebec INCLUDED (KingSumo's default rules actually exclude it), a skill-testing question flow built in, and free entry / no purchase necessary, as it should be.
This is the co-marketing trick big brands pay agencies for: each partner adds a prize, promotes the contest to their audience, and gets real followers in return — because entrants earn bonus entries for following them.
One big prize, two medium ones, gift cards — split however they like. It costs them little; it looks huge stacked together.
Five partners = five audiences hearing about one contest — yours. Your prize pool grows, your reach multiplies, your ad spend stays at zero.
Set each partner's Facebook and Instagram links in the kit. Following them earns entries — so partners gain real followers, not just a logo on a poster. That's why they say yes, and why they come back for the next one.
That banner writes itself — the kit totals your prizes automatically and puts the number front and centre on the contest page.
Most contest tools abandon you at the draw. This one gets more valuable after it — because the list you built stays inside the same product, ready to work.
Those entrants raised their hand for your brand. They're the warmest audience you'll ever have — and they're already sitting in your admin.
From inside the same admin, edit the subject and message and send a promo to the whole list: a new product launch, a sale weekend / Black Friday offer, a coupon for non-winners, a partner offer, or the announcement of your next contest.
No Mailchimp-style monthly fee just to keep your list alive, and no exporting and importing between platforms. The list lives where it was built.
Sends go out through your own sending domain (Resend) — built for mailing a crowd. Not a Gmail inbox that blocks you when you email everyone at once, and not Messenger, which has blocked people for messaging contest entrants. If you've hit that wall before, you know exactly why this matters.
Emails go only to people who consented when they entered, with an unsubscribe in every send. That's what keeps your list clean, welcome, and deliverable.
After any contest, email everyone who entered — a launch, a sale, a coupon — right from the same admin. The list keeps working.
Launch day with a built-in crowd — entrants sharing before you've sold a thing.
Authors: grow your reader list while giving away signed copies and bonuses.
Fill a Skool or Facebook group before doors open, with people who actually show up.
A lead magnet that spreads itself — confirmed emails, exported to CSV, yours forever.
Team up with neighbouring businesses: pooled prizes, pooled audiences.
Turn browsers into subscribers and subscribers into buyers — non-winners get a promo code, remember?
Build the list in November, sell to it all season.
Daily-return bonuses (+2/day) were basically invented for December.
Every 250 customers or members, run another one. Duplicate last time's contest in one click.
Gift cards and memberships make perfect prizes — and perfect partner bait.
Grow an audience around your work with prizes only you can give.
Open with a line-up — online first, then at the door.
The product principle is simple: a complete beginner should succeed. Four fields, a duration, publish. The deep settings are there when you want them — under "Customize everything," not in your way.
Fill this in, and your contest page already looks finished.
Guided, paste-ready steps put the kit on your free Cloudflare + Resend accounts. One time, roughly a coffee's worth of clicking. No code to write.
Prize, value, brand, website, duration. Run the pre-launch checklist, hit Preview, then Publish. Need a rerun later? Duplicate any past contest in one click.
The Promote hub gives you the link, Facebook / X / email share buttons, badge & embed snippets with Copy buttons, and a ready-to-send invitation email. Then: draw winners live, and export your new email list.
Giveaway tools love monthly pricing because it loves them. Here's what each route really looks like:
| 🎁 GiveawayKit | SaaS giveaway tools | Agency build | KingSumo-style platform | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $100 founding (regular $297), once | $348–$1,164 / year, forever | $5,000+ for ONE campaign | Cheap lifetime deal — on their platform |
| Who owns it? | You — page, code, data | Rented. They hold your data | You own nothing reusable | They do |
| Hosting cost | $0 — your free Cloudflare | Bundled into the rent | Yours to figure out | $0 — until the platform isn't |
| Contests | Unlimited, forever | Capped by plan tier | One | Per their terms |
| If the vendor leaves? | Nothing changes. It keeps running. | Your contests die with them | Hope they left documentation | Ask Rafflecopter users |
| French + Quebec | Built for it — Quebec included | English-first, usually | If you pay extra | Default rules exclude Quebec |
Regular price $297 one-time. Founding members get it for $100 — same kit, same unlimited use, locked in forever.
Prefer a hand? A done-with-you install is coming: we set it up together in your accounts, walk through your first contest, and hand you the keys — still 100% yours, still no subscription.
Coming soon — the $100 DIY kit above is available now.
One payment. Unlimited contests. $0 to host. Your page, your data, your list — running in your own accounts, immune to shutdowns, price hikes, and vanishing vendors.