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Omaze alternatives in the UK: other house prize draws compared
Searching for an Omaze alternative? Win Amazing House is independent and not affiliated with Omaze. If you have entered one of the household-name house draws and want to know what else is out there, this page explains how the alternatives differ, what to check before you enter any of them, and where the Win Amazing House draw sits.
Last updated 18 September 2026
What the UK market actually looks like
UK house prize draws fall into three rough groups. There are the large, heavily advertised operators most people have seen on television. There are raffle-style operators who run repeat draws on mid-value property. And there are smaller independent draws, like Win Amazing House, running one property at a time.
The prize sizes differ, but the legal structure is much the same: entries are sold in bundles, a free postal route must be available with identical odds, and one entry is drawn at random when the draw closes. The real differences are price per entry, whether the prize is genuinely guaranteed, and how openly the rules are published.
We name no operator here as better or worse than another — always read each operator's own rules before entering.
The five checks that matter
Full written rules, one click from the entry button.
A free postal entry route with odds identical to paid entries.
An independent adjudicator who draws the winning entry.
A guaranteed prize on the published closing date — no quiet extensions.
A named promoter with a registered address and a working contact route.
There is a longer walkthrough of these in our guide on how to tell whether a house prize draw is legit.
Why smaller draws cost less to enter
Television campaigns, celebrity fronting and national press are paid for out of entry income. A draw that does not run them can put more into the prize and the charity share, and charge less per entry. That is the whole reason we can offer 15 entries for £10 while larger operators typically start at £10 for fewer.
The trade-off is awareness: you have probably not heard of us, which is exactly why every rule, cost and process is published on this site rather than implied by an advert.
Where Win Amazing House sits
Entry price: From £10 for 15 entries — 67p each, down to about 28p on larger bundles
Prize: £3.4M Edinburgh townhouse, £200,000 cash and a luxury grand tourer
Closing date: Fixed and published — the prize is awarded, no extensions
Free postal entry: Published in the draw rules, identical odds
Charity: A guaranteed share of every entry
Account needed: No — entry takes under two minutes as a guest
For the full side-by-side on price and terms, see our comparison of UK house prize draws, or tour the prize house.
Entering the Win Amazing House draw
Entries start at £10 for 15. Open to UK residents aged 18 or over, with a free postal entry route set out in the draw rules.