No clipboard. No “mickey at mouse dot com.” Print a QR, tape it to the kitchen counter, visitors enter on their phone — and answer “pre-approved?” and “timeline?” for extra entries. You walk out with qualified leads, not a sign-in sheet.
Set it up before Saturday's open house. Takes minutes. See the demo →
Name the event, add prizes. Two minutes.
Print-ready sign with your branding. Most agents: print the sign, put your phone away. Tablet optional.
Scan, type, done. Under a minute.
One click. Recorded, verifiable, done.
Switch your tablet to Kiosk Mode and leave it on the entry table at your open house. Visitors pick it up themselves, tap in their name and email, hit submit, and they're in the drawing — the tablet auto-resets for the next person. No clipboard, no “mickey at mouse dot com,” no agent stuck behind a sign-in sheet greeting strangers instead of walking the house.
Besides the obvious: it's simple, fair, and it works.
Ask “pre-approved?”, “working with an agent?”, “buying in 90 days?” — and attach extra entries to the answers you want. Other tools store the answer; here it changes the odds, so people actually answer. Every entry comes back with the answers attached. Try the kiosk →
Turn on email verification and an entry only counts once they've clicked the link in their inbox. So when you export the list on Monday, every contact is a real, deliverable address.
Upload your logo, pick your color, add the listing photo. The page your visitors land on looks like yours, not a generic SaaS template.
Export names, contact details and every answer as a CSV. It opens in Excel or Google Sheets and imports into any CRM that takes CSV, such as Follow Up Boss, kvCORE, Sierra or Chime. Add an opt-in question at entry (“Want updates on listings like this one?”) so your follow-up list is consented.
I’ve used SimplyRaffle at both an open house and a car show now, and it’s become my go-to for any event where I want to actually capture who showed up. At the car show we pulled in 44 entries: real names, real emails, no clipboard, no manual data entry. People scan the QR code, enter, and they’re in. Setup took minutes and the live draw was a great way to wrap things up. If you’re doing any kind of event and want to walk away with real contacts instead of a stack of business cards, this is it.
It was amazing, everyone loved it and thought it was so cool. When I was setting it up everything was smooth and straightforward, and I like how everything was complete sentences of what it was going to do.
No per-ticket fees. No percentage cut. 14-day money-back guarantee before you run your draw.
Rather not do it yourself? Handy for a brokerage rolling it out across agents, or a listing event you want to look flawless. Setup help from $49 →
Up to 13 events a year for one flat fee: Basic Annual $99 (up to 100 people an event), Standard $299 (250), Pro $499 (500). A season of open houses fits in one. Open houses every weekend? Email us for a flat fee.
Over 500 people? Quoted by email, from $299. See large events.
Email support on every plan; phone and text on Basic and up. 14-day money-back guarantee if you haven't run your draw. Smaller plans pay by card; Pro and large events can pay by invoice (we’ll put your PO number on it), with a W‑9 on request.
Free for your first event — up to 30 participants. We ask for a card to keep out spam signups. It’s never charged unless you upgrade. No setup headache.
Start Free →Raffle and sweepstakes rules vary by state, and for-profit businesses face different rules than nonprofits. An open-house drawing anyone can enter free usually falls outside paid-raffle rules, but some state real estate commissions restrict gifts to clients, so check both before your first draw. We're the drawing tool, not your lawyer. More on the rules →