Published by Hoardsy. We run a competition site too, so Hoardsy is never ranked here, but it sits in the table so you can compare. Facts link to each operator’s own pages: what the sites showed on 26 October 2026, and terms checked on 17 October 2026.
Rev Comps runs a busy live car draw every night with a cap on every listing and a 4.8 Trustpilot score. People look elsewhere mainly on price, with tickets up to £28.77 when we checked, and on cash, which its FAQs describe as discretionary rather than a fixed figure.
Best Rev Comps alternatives at a glance
- Cheaper car tickets, UK company: Dream Car Giveaways. Car tickets from about 7p to 12p with the cash figure in the title, and written no-extension and no-minimum clauses.
- Cash in every title: McKinney Competitions. Vehicle listings like a 2025 BMW X5 “or £50,000” at 49p, each with its ticket cap.
- Cars plus cash: Click Competitions. Cars with £1,000 cash added and penny cash draws, with published entry lists.
What Rev Comps offers today
- A 2015 Ferrari 488 GTB plus £100,000 or £200,000 cash at £2.50 a ticket (199,999 tickets) and an Aston Martin Vantage plus £5,000 or £65,000 at £2.97 (49,999 tickets). Ticket prices ranged from 50p to £28.77, with live draws at 9pm. Source
- The promoter is Rev Competitions Limited, a Gibraltar company, number 126588. Source
- Clause 8.5 allows changes for reasons beyond its reasonable control; the FAQs say every prize is drawn on its date regardless of sellout. Source
Read the full evidence in our Rev Comps review.
Why people look for an alternative to Rev Comps
- You want cheaper tickets. Several car sites list tickets in single pence, against 50p and up on most Rev Comps draws we saw.
- You want a UK company. Rev Comps’ promoter is registered in Gibraltar. That is legal, but some people prefer a UK-registered promoter.
- You want a set cash figure. The FAQs describe discretionary cash arrangements and help reselling a car, which is not the same as a fixed cash alternative.
Rev Comps vs the alternatives, side by side
The same eight questions for Rev Comps, the picks above and Hoardsy (unranked). Short answers come from the linked source; “not found” means the checked documents did not say, not that the answer is no.
| Question | Rev Comps | Dream Car Giveaways | McKinney Competitions | Click Competitions | Hoardsy (us, not ranked) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cheapest ticket seen | 27p (dated example) ↗ | 3p (dated example) ↗ | 5p (dated example) ↗ | 1p (dated example) ↗ | From 10p (Quick Draws) ↗ |
| Your chance | Ticket cap shown, so you can work it out ↗ | Ticket cap shown, so you can work it out ↗ | Ticket cap shown, so you can work it out ↗ | Some listings state a chance ↗ | Chance of each prize on every page ↗ |
| Closing date | Can change if it cannot run as planned ↗ | Not extended to sell more; changes only if it cannot run ↗ | Can change if it cannot run as planned ↗ | Can change if it cannot run as planned ↗ | Never extended for slow sales ↗ |
| Prize if sales are low | Full prize, whatever sells ↗ | Full prize, whatever sells ↗ | No written promise found ↗ | No written promise found ↗ | Full prize, whatever sells ↗ |
| Free postal entry | Yes, same chance as paid ↗ | Yes, same chance as paid ↗ | Yes; equal chance not stated ↗ | On named competitions, same chance ↗ | Yes, same chance as paid ↗ |
| Cash instead of the prize | When offered, amount on the listing ↗ | When offered, amount on the listing ↗ | When offered, amount on the listing ↗ | When offered, amount on the listing ↗ | Not stated ↗ |
| How the winner is picked | Live ball machine ↗ | Random draw; instant numbers set in advance ↗ | A “verifiably random” process ↗ | Certified random number generator ↗ | A public drand number anyone can check ↗ |
| Trustpilot (17 Oct 2026) | 4.8/5 from 9,687 ↗ | 4.3/5 from 8,356 ↗ | 4.8/5 from 40,471 ↗ | 4.6/5 from 4,481 ↗ | New: no review history yet ↗ |
Rev Comps alternatives ranked on their terms
For a car or instant switch, this ranking rewards a documented way of picking winners (20 points), a written promise that the prize stands whatever sells (20), a clear cash choice (15) and free entry information (15). Closing-date certainty, usable chance information and a dated review record earn 10 each. Rev Comps itself is left out, and so is Hoardsy, which publishes this page. A zero means the evidence was not found in the checked documents, not that an operator fails the test.
How the points work
- Documented selection method, 20 points. Full points for a locked entry record, subsequent independently public randomness and a reproducible check; half for a named random method or independent judging; zero if unverified. Half points do not imply unfair selection.
- Full prize whatever sells, 20 points. Full points only for an express commitment to award the prize or complete the draw regardless of sales. Zero for a shortfall clause or an unverified promise; the evidence distinguishes those cases.
- Cash choice certainty, 15 points. Full points for a fixed cash-choice rule applying to the relevant category; half for a conditional choice in that category. Operator discretion, unrelated prize examples and missing evidence earn zero. A bicycle-only cash example does not establish a car option.
- Free entry information, 15 points. Full points for a published postal route and explicit equal-chance treatment; half for a verified route without equal-chance wording established; zero for an unverified route. Postal processing and visual prominence have not been audited.
- Closing-date certainty, 10 points. Full points for an explicit promise against extensions to sell more entries; half for a specified period with limited change provisions or countdown; zero where a commitment is unverified.
- Usable chance information, 10 points. Full points for a numerical chance for a defined sampled outcome; half for a ticket cap and random selection; zero where neither is verified. Any-prize chances include small prizes and credit. This measures disclosure, not which site offers the greatest winning chance.
- Dated public review record, 10 points. Full points for a public review profile claimed at least five years ago; half for a verified shorter record; zero if unverified or prelaunch. Stars do not affect points. Profile age is not audited trading history or proof of prize payments.
Where Hoardsy fits
Hoardsy does not offer cars. It fits if what you actually enjoy is the reveal and the odds being on the page: Plinko drops a ball through pegs into a prize slot, Skyfall climbs past prize lines and Spotlight reveals matching numbers, and every one of those results is fixed by a public random number before the animation starts. Draws are never extended for slow sales, there is no minimum sales clause and postal entries get the same chance.
Hoardsy is new, so it has no paid-winner history yet. Read what can be checked about Hoardsy today, how a draw is checked and the instant win games guide.
Before you switch
- Match the prize. Compare the same kind of prize at the same total spend, not headline values.
- Write down the cash figure. A printed amount beats a percentage or “reasonably equivalent”.
- Read two clauses. What happens to the date, and to the prize, if sales are slow. Our guides on extended draws and minimum sales explain what to look for.
- Check the free route. Every UK prize draw needs a free entry route; read its address, deadline and whether it gets the same chance. See the ASA rules on free entry.
Questions about Rev Comps alternatives
What sites are like Rev Comps?
Dream Car Giveaways, McKinney Competitions and Click Competitions all run capped car draws, mostly at lower ticket prices. The scored table compares them on the same terms.
Is Rev Comps a UK company?
Its terms name Rev Competitions Limited, registered in Gibraltar with number 126588. We have not checked the Gibraltar register ourselves.
Does Rev Comps draw if tickets don’t sell out?
Its FAQs say every listed prize is drawn on its date regardless of sellout.
Does Rev Comps offer a cash alternative?
Some listings show one, such as £200,000 instead of the Ferrari 488 GTB. The FAQs also describe discretionary arrangements and help selling a car.
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Last checked 26 October 2026.
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