We're Watching. You're Winning. Somebody has to open every set of official rules, find the free entry route, check the closing date and work out which states are carved out. We do that every morning, and hand you the ones you can actually enter.
Three giveaways open free every morning — no card, no account. Every promotion listed here has a free entry route: no purchase, no donation, nothing to buy from anyone. You fill in and submit every form yourself. We never enter anything on your behalf.
Not the giveaways — those are free to enter and always will be. The reading.
Not a headline scraped off a listing site. The actual official rules document: the free entry method, the real closing time, the age bar, who the sponsor legally is. If we couldn't read them, the listing says so on its face rather than guessing.
Prizes over $5,000 trigger registration and bonding in New York, Florida and Rhode Island, so those three get carved out constantly — and Utah, Virginia, Michigan and Washington turn up too. Pick your state and every listing is read against its published geography.
Listing sites repost last year's promotion with this year's date on it. Every deadline here came off the sponsor's own page or rules document, and anything that has closed is deleted the next morning rather than left to waste your time.
And we never blur them together, because the difference is the whole product.
The geography line on one of these is a claim we stand behind. It carries the sponsor's own entry page, a link to the official rules, an honest note on how the free route works, and a flag where the rules ban browser autofill — which voids more entries than people realise.
These are the only listings that feed your morning run.
Real sponsor, real deadline, found on the morning sweep — but nobody has opened the rules yet. So it makes no claim about who can enter, shows a search button instead of an entry link, and sits behind a toggle you have to switch on.
Fifteen to twenty move across to rules-checked every morning.
A real rules-checked listing from today's board — the same one you can enter free below.
Real giveaways, entry links and all. No card, no account, no trial that bills you.
Three open up at midnight and rotate daily. If you've told us your state they're three you can enter from it; otherwise they're three with no state limits at all, so whoever lands here can enter every one.
Cancel in two clicks from your own account page. No email to write, no retention offer.
Payments are handled by Stripe. You pay on Stripe's own checkout page; your card number goes to Stripe and never reaches SweepWatcher. Cancelling and changing your card happen in Stripe's customer portal too.
Including the ones with answers you might not like.
No, and we never will. Nearly every set of official rules voids entries made by a script or a bot, and a few void entries that a browser's autofill touched. An entry service is a good way to have your win disqualified. You fill in and submit every form yourself — that is what keeps it valid.
No. Every promotion listed here has a free entry route with no purchase and no donation, and we list how that route works on each one. Where the only free path is a posted card, the listing says so and sits behind the entry-method switch. A promotion with no free path at all doesn't go on the board.
Because finding them isn't free. Reading a set of official rules properly takes ten or fifteen minutes, and the answer is often "not in your state" or "closed last Tuesday". $6 buys you somebody else's morning instead of your own.
No. A lawful sweepstakes has no purchase requirement — that's what separates it from a lottery, and it's why every listing here has a free entry route. We don't run any promotion, hold any prize, or have any say in who wins.
Your email address, which state you enter from, and which giveaways you've ticked off. That is the entire list. There is no field anywhere on this site for your name, your address, your phone number or your date of birth — you type those into the sponsor's own form, never into ours. You can export everything or delete the account from your account page.
You deal with the sponsor directly; we're not involved. Be ready for the tax: a prize over $600 is reportable income and the sponsor files a 1099. On a car, the tax bill tends to arrive before the title does. And treat any "you've won, just pay the shipping" message as a scam — including one wearing a real brand's name.
The sponsor's official rules govern, always — where they disagree with anything on this site, they win, and you should read them before entering. Tell us and we'll fix or pull the listing. Deadlines in particular do move, and the entry page is the authority.
Account → Manage billing → Cancel. It's Stripe's own portal, it takes about ten seconds, and there's nobody to talk to on the way out. Your access runs to the end of the period you've already paid for.