Free
$0
Try it on a small giveaway.
- Up to 250 entries per giveaway
- One link and QR code
- Official Rules template
- Public results with Verify
- “Powered by WinFairly” footer
Free to enter · Free to start
One link and one QR code. Entrants sign up free on their phone, US official rules are included, and when it closes a public page shows the winner and lets anyone check it was fair.
No credit card. No app for entrants to install.
How it works
No developers, no spreadsheets, no guessing about the rules.
Add a title, prize, and dates. You get one link and one QR code to share online, on a flyer, or at the counter.
Entrants type their name and email on a fast mobile page. Bot checks and one-entry-per-email keep it fair. No wallet or app needed.
When it closes, the winner and two backups are chosen in a way nobody can steer, and a public page lets anyone verify the result.
Who it’s for
If you want a simple, credible giveaway without a complicated platform, this is for you.
Launch a product drop or holiday prize and let customers enter from the counter or your socials.
Salons, gyms, restaurants, and taprooms: put the QR code on a table or window.
Door prizes, trade shows, and fundraisers: one QR code, no clipboards or fishbowls.
Share one link in an episode or post and show your audience the draw was fair.
Run free drawings that supporters can trust, with a public record of the result.
Why trust it
Entrants shouldn’t have to take your word for it. WinFairly gives you a result anyone can double-check in seconds.
Pricing
Start free. Pay only if you need bigger giveaways. Prices are in US dollars.
$0
Try it on a small giveaway.
$10 one-time
One bigger giveaway, no subscription.
$9 / month
Podcasters, creators, and small shops.
$29 / month
Busy shops, agencies, and venues.
Paid plans are opening soon. Contact us and we’ll set you up.
FAQ
Free-entry giveaways with a clear “no purchase necessary” rule and published official rules are the standard way businesses run giveaways in the US. WinFairly only allows free entry, includes a US Official Rules template, and caps total prizes at $5,000 per giveaway to stay clear of states that require registration and bonding for larger prize pools. You, the host, are the sponsor and are responsible for your giveaway following the law. WinFairly is software, not a law firm, so have a lawyer look over your rules if you sell products or offer a big prize.
No, never. Entry is always free, and a purchase never improves anyone’s chances. WinFairly does not allow paid raffles, buy-to-enter, or any entry fee.
No. Entrants just type their name and email on a mobile-friendly page. There is no wallet, no app, and no account to create.
When your giveaway closes, the entry list is locked and turned into a fingerprint (a hash) that is published right away. The winner, plus two backups, is then calculated from that fingerprint and the IDs of five future blocks on the public Koinos blockchain, a network nobody at WinFairly or at your business controls. Those blocks did not exist when the list was locked, so nobody can steer the result. If a block is delayed, the next available blocks are used and the results page shows exactly which ones.
Yes. Every giveaway gets a public results page with the entry-list fingerprint, the blocks used, and a Verify button that re-runs the same calculation in your browser. Anyone with the same inputs gets the same winner. The method is also written out step by step so a developer can check it independently.
One link and QR code, a mobile entry page, bot and duplicate protection, an Official Rules template, and a public results page, for up to 250 entries per giveaway. Free giveaways show a small “Powered by WinFairly” footer.
You only receive an entrant’s email if they tick an optional opt-in box on the entry form. Entrant emails are deleted 90 days after a giveaway ends. See the Privacy Policy for details.
WinFairly is built for US hosts running giveaways for US residents. Other countries have different giveaway laws, so we do not support them yet.
Free to start. One link, one QR code, and a winner nobody can argue with.