Review last fact-checked: 28 July 2026. No competition site pays to appear on Best Car Raffles.
Click Competitions is a Norwich-based operator with some of the strongest entrant protections in the sector written directly into its terms — equal-odds postal entry, published entry lists, a 100%-of-value guarantee if a prize cannot be supplied, and signatory status on the government’s voluntary prize-draw code. Since 2025 it has been part of Winvia Entertainment, the AIM-listed group behind BOTB and Rev Comps. Here is our independent review.
Who runs Click Competitions?
Click Competitions Limited was founded in April 2020 by Justin Franklin and Daniel Oldham, who sold the business to Winvia Entertainment in a deal announced in May 2025; the founders have since left and Winvia appointees run the company. That puts Click inside the UK’s largest prize-draw group alongside BOTB and Rev Comps — three of the sixteen sites we track now share one owner.
How the competitions work
Entry uses the standard skill question, with winners selected by certified random number generator software in live or automated draws — daily, with guaranteed draw dates. Live examples when we checked on 28 July 2026: a Mercedes-AMG GT plus £2,000 at 16p a ticket (cash alternative £50,000); a VW Transporter T32 with a Dewalt bundle at 39p (£35,000 alternative); £10,000 tax-free cash at 1p; a Rolex GMT-Master II at 24p; and a Mitsubishi EVO IX at 89p. Entry caps and per-player limits are displayed per competition, and Click publishes full entry lists and draw results — transparency most rivals do not match. Instant-win cash goes to a withdrawable balance.
The free entry route
Send a handwritten postcard (mechanically produced entries are rejected) with your full name, address, phone, registered account email and the competition name to Click Competitions, PO Box 376, Great Yarmouth, NR30 9HD. One entry per postcard, unlimited separate cards up to the competition limit, arriving within the promotion period. The terms state postal entries have the same chance per entry as paid tickets and qualify for instant wins free of charge.
Reputation
Click holds a 4.7 Trustpilot rating from 4,469 reviews with a sector-best 98% five-star share and only 1% one-star — earned without soliciting reviews. Winners repeatedly report cash within hours (a £100,000 McLaren cash alternative was paid inside 24 hours in April 2026). The complaint themes are modest: persistent SMS marketing (with a dispute over whether opting out costs the sender anything — Click says it bears the cost), one accusation of a “fake sale” where a discounted ticket price came with a raised entry cap (Click’s response: the draw did not sell out, so real odds were similar), and occasional unproven “same names win” grumbles.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Best-in-class terms: equal-odds postal route, 100%-of-value prize guarantee, 30-day claim window
- Publishes full entry lists and draw results
- 98% five-star Trustpilot share without soliciting reviews; fast documented payouts
- Signatory of the DCMS voluntary code of good practice (effective May 2026)
- Backed by AIM-listed Winvia Entertainment
Cons
- Cars are collection-only from a UK location, with no insurance or tax included
- £3/month admin fee on accounts inactive for over 12 months — withdraw your balance if you stop playing
- Marketing SMS volume irritates entrants
- Smaller review base than the biggest rivals
Our verdict
On paper, Click has the most entrant-friendly rulebook we have reviewed, and its payout record backs it up. Collect-only cars and the inactive-account fee are the practical catches. Check each draw’s entry cap with our odds calculator and it earns a high place on our leaderboard.
Sources: clickcompetitions.co.uk and its terms (checked 28 July 2026), Trustpilot (uk.trustpilot.com/review/clickcompetitions.co.uk), Companies House records, Winvia Entertainment’s acquisition announcement, and the DCMS voluntary code signatory list on gov.uk. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.