7days Performance vs Raffle House: which gives your tenner more bite?

For most punters, 7days Performance takes it on value and variety. If you want a house draw run by an independent scrutineer and don’t mind higher ticket prices, Raffle House is your corner.

Price per punt

7days lets you on the board from £0.02 up to £8.99. Raffle House starts at £10 and runs to £75, with subscriptions from £30. If you’re stretching a tenner, that gap matters.

The scores back it up: Value 7.4 for 7days versus 6.0 for Raffle House. Winner: 7days.

Prizes and pace

7days is stacked: Variety 9.2, instant wins yes, and multiple evenings weekly around 9–10pm, with automated draws running daily. You’ll never be short of a flutter.

Raffle House is focused: Dream Home draws run per campaign, plus a weekly £1,000 Early Bird for subscribers. Variety scores tell the story—6.5 here versus 9.2 at 7days.

Live action? 7days runs live draws on Facebook/YouTube (live_comps 1); Raffle House has 0 live comps. Winner: 7days.

Draws and scrutiny

7days draws are live on Facebook/YouTube using RNG or a ball machine, with some automated via a GLI‑certified RNG. Raffle House uses an independent draw administered by Civica Election Services.

Transparency scores land at 7.8 for 7days and 6.0 for Raffle House. Both list a free postal route, and both sit at Trust Index 50. Raffle House does carry past ASA/Which? scrutiny and cash‑alternative outcomes in its cons; 7days notes that not every draw is live due to automation.

On our numbers, transparency winner: 7days. If you specifically want an independent scrutineer, that’s Raffle House’s edge.

Site, apps and paying up

Service: 7days 8.3 vs Raffle House 8.0. Site: 7days 8.2 vs 7.5.

Apps: 7days has iOS & Android; Raffle House is Android only. Payments: Raffle House lists Visa, Mastercard, American Express and PayPal; 7days simply says credit/debit card at checkout without naming brands.

Overall usability winner on the scores and app coverage: 7days. Payment clarity: Raffle House.

Value in black and white

The overall ratings seal it: 7days at 8.2 versus Raffle House at 6.8. Add in Value 7.4 vs 6.0 and Variety 9.2 vs 6.5, and 7days gives your quid‑a‑line habit far more to shoot at. If you’re buying a single pricey punt chasing one property, Raffle House is built for that, but you’ll pay £10–£75 a ticket.

Split verdict — pick your fighter

• Pick 7days Performance if you want low‑cost high‑frequency draws (best_for), with tickets from £0.02–£8.99, Variety 9.2, Value 7.4, Transparency 7.8, Service 8.3, instant wins yes, and iOS & Android apps.
• Pick Raffle House if you’re a house‑draw subscriber and optimist (best_for) who wants an independent scrutineer (Civica) and a weekly £1,000 Early Bird, and you’re fine with £10–£75 tickets and subscriptions from £30, Value 6.0, Variety 6.5, Transparency 6.0, Android app, and Visa/Mastercard/Amex/PayPal.