Grand opening, anniversary night, game-day promo — or an always-on receipt raffle at the register. One QR on receipts, table tents or a counter card; customers scan on their phone; draw a winner live on a TV or whenever you're ready. No fishbowl. No drama.
Set it up before service. See the demo →
Pick the prize, name the night.
On receipts, table tents, or a counter card by the register.
Scan while waiting for the table.
Live on a TV, or set a date and let it run itself.
On your receipts, a counter card, or both. Works with any POS — Square, Clover, Lightspeed, Toast — because nothing connects to it. You print a code; that's the integration.
Thirty seconds at the register or from the table. They get “You're in the drawing” and go back to their fries. Try the screen →
Draw when you're ready — on the TV or on a schedule. Winners get emailed. Export everyone who entered, and everyone who ticked “yes, tell me about specials” is a consented contact for your list.
One receipt raffle is one event: run it as long as you like and draw when you're ready. $9 covers up to 100 entrants, $49 up to 250, and limits are soft.
On a per-event plan, each drawing is its own event. For a new draw every month, get an Annual Membership instead: from $99/year for up to 13 events. After each draw you start the next round from your dashboard, keeping your prizes and entrants or starting fresh, and each month's draw counts as one of the 13. So twelve monthly draws of up to 100 entrants each fit in one Basic Annual at $99. Several locations, or a draw every week? Email us and we'll price it.
Diners use their own phone. Your servers don't have to remember anything. Your POS doesn't need a plugin.
Turn on email verification and entries only count once the address is confirmed, so no bounces and no junk. Add an entry question like “Want to hear about specials and events?” and everyone who says yes is a consented contact you can export as a CSV for Mailchimp or any tool that takes one. A raffle entry alone isn't marketing consent; the opt-in question is what makes the list yours to use.
No per-ticket fees. 14-day money-back guarantee before you run your draw.
Rather not do it yourself? You run the restaurant; we set up the raffle and hand it to you ready to print. 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 new draw every month fits in one. More than 13 a year? 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.
Start Free →Raffle and sweepstakes rules vary by state, and a for-profit venue usually can't run a “buy a ticket, win a prize” raffle. The common answer is a sweepstakes with a free way to enter, like the counter card anyone can scan without buying, but getting that structure right is up to you. Check with your state's gaming or lottery authority (not the liquor board) or an attorney before your first night. More on the rules →