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RafflePress pricing

RafflePress has a free plan. Paid plans start at $299 one-time for 1 site.

Free planChecked Nov 13, 2026 against rafflepress.com

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Plans and prices

Starts at
$299 one-time for 1 site
Free plan
Lite edition on WordPress.org with the drag-and-drop builder; email integrations, landing pages and templates are Pro.
Free trial
None listed
Lite$0Free plugin from WordPress.org with the giveaway builder and basic entry actions.
Single Site$299one-time, for 1 siteAll features, integrations and templates, lifetime updates and 1 year of priority support.
Unlimited Sites$349one-time, for unlimited sitesSame as Single Site on unlimited sites, including client sites.

Read from rafflepress.com on Nov 13, 2026. Prices change, so confirm with RafflePress before you buy.

How RafflePress's price compares

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Each price is the vendor’s own, with its billing basis as stated. Check dates are on each tool’s page.

RafflePress pricing questions

Is RafflePress free?

RafflePress has a free plan. Lite edition on WordPress.org with the drag-and-drop builder; email integrations, landing pages and templates are Pro. Paid plans start at $299 one-time for 1 site.

How much does RafflePress cost?

RafflePress lists 3 plans. Lite: $0. Single Site: $299 one-time, for 1 site. Unlimited Sites: $349 one-time, for unlimited sites. Prices were read from rafflepress.com on Nov 13, 2026.

Does RafflePress have a free trial?

No free trial was listed on rafflepress.com when it was checked on Nov 13, 2026.

When were RafflePress's prices last checked?

On Nov 13, 2026, against rafflepress.com. Vendors change prices without notice, so confirm on their site before you buy.

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