Starting your first competition site
You have the idea, maybe the prize, and no wish to spend six months and a developer budget finding out what a competition site needs. You get the whole thing, set up with you, under your name.
Three kinds of people tend to end up here. If none of them sound like you, tell us anyway — we would rather say “not us” early than sell you something that does not fit.
You have the idea, maybe the prize, and no wish to spend six months and a developer budget finding out what a competition site needs. You get the whole thing, set up with you, under your name.
A plugin and a spreadsheet works right up until the day it does not. If draws, refunds and entrant questions are eating your week, the platform takes that back.
You already have an audience — a club, a charity, a retailer, a following. Competitions give them something to do and you something to talk about, without a second business to run.
None of this is the fun part, and all of it has to happen every single draw. It is the reason a competition site becomes a full-time job faster than people expect.
Even the rough version. Half of a first call is usually working out what you actually need, which is a useful hour whether or not you end up with us.
Tell us what you are planning and we will get a time in the diary. A real conversation with the people who built the platform — no sales script, no obligation.
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