Raffle House vs Click Competitions: give Click your tenner, save Raffle House for the house dream

Click Competitions wins this for most players — cheaper tickets at £0.01–£9.95, a higher overall score at 8.4 vs 6.8, and stronger numbers on transparency (8.6), variety (9.0) and value (7.9). Raffle House still suits house‑draw subscribers and optimists, with an independent Civica draw and a weekly £1,000 Early Bird, but you’re paying from £10 a go and subscriptions start at £30, and the value hangs on thresholds and cash alternatives.

Your tenner: price and value

On pure price, Click runs away with it: tickets start at £0.01 and cap at £9.95. That backs up its value sub‑score of 7.9. Raffle House starts at £10 and goes up to £75, and its value score sits at 6.0. There’s a weekly £1,000 Early Bird for subscribers, but those subs start from £30. If you want maximum shots for minimum spend, Click is the easy winner here.

Pace, prizes and variety

Click scores 9.0 for variety and keeps the drumbeat going: live draws Tue/Wed/Sat, with autodraws on other days, plus instant wins. It also shows one live comp right now. Raffle House is about the Dream Home, run per campaign, with 0 live comps listed and instant wins unknown. Variety at 6.5 tells its own story. Winner: Click for daily action and breadth.

Fair play and clarity

Both offer a free postal route. Click leans into openness with entry lists and draw results that are easy to find, scoring 8.6 for transparency and using a certified RNG with live Facebook draws three nights a week. Raffle House uses an independent scrutineer (Civica Election Services) — a genuine plus — but its transparency score is 6.0, and its own verdict urges you to read the small print on thresholds and cash alternatives. Trust Index is 50 for both, so that’s a tie. On clarity, Click takes it.

Using the thing: site, apps and service

Click scores 8.2 for site and 8.3 for service, with iOS & Android apps (though the Android Play Store link isn’t obvious). Raffle House is tidy too at 7.5 for site and 8.0 for service, with an Android app now in place. On day‑to‑day experience, Click edges it on the numbers.

Paying in, cashing out

Raffle House is flexible on payments: Visa, Mastercard, American Express and PayPal. Click takes cards via the checkout and pays withdrawals to bank accounts, but it doesn’t clearly advertise more than cards. If you need Amex or PayPal, Raffle House wins this bit.

Split verdict: who should pick which

– Pick Click Competitions if you want cheap daily instant wins, loads of low‑cost entries (from £0.01), live draws three nights a week, and the stronger scores across the board (overall 8.4; value 7.9; variety 9.0; transparency 8.6; service 8.3; site 8.2).

– Pick Raffle House if you’re a house‑draw subscriber or an optimist chasing the Dream Home, you’re fine with £10+ tickets or £30+ subs, you want the reassurance of Civica‑run draws and a weekly £1,000 Early Bird, or you specifically need Amex/PayPal.