Raffle Ticket FAQs

Prices depend on the quantity you order and the template you choose. All prices include full-colour printing, VAT and free standard UK delivery. See our raffle ticket prices page for current pack sizes and pricing.

Yes. The price shown on each product includes VAT and free standard delivery to one UK mainland address. Full-colour printing is included at no extra cost.

Yes. Schools, PTAs, sports clubs, charities and community groups can browse templates, customise tickets in our online designer and place an order through the website.

At checkout you’ll be taken to a secure Stripe payment page to pay by card. PayPal may also be available depending on Stripe settings. After payment you’ll receive a confirmation email with your invoice.

Choose a template, pick your quantity, then click Customise This Design. Use the online designer to edit text, upload your logo and preview your ticket before ordering. See our designer help guide for step-by-step instructions.

Yes. Use the upload icon in our online designer to add your logo file directly to your design. Alternatively, email your logo to sales@raffleticketsonline.co.uk and we can add it for you.

Yes. We print all our tickets in full colour as standard at no extra charge.

Our tickets are 205mm wide by 75mm high, supplied in books of 5 with a glued counterfoil stub.

Yes. You can download a blank PDF template to create your own base artwork, or customise one of our ready-made templates in the online designer.

Yes. Click Save in the designer to store your design in your browser. If you create an account, saved designs can be accessed from My Account when you return.

Our tickets are glued into books of 5 as standard. For other book sizes, visit our sister site raffleticketsdirect.co.uk.

Standard free delivery orders arrive within 5 working days of order confirmation. Express delivery is available for delivery within 3 working days.

Yes. Choose Express Service at checkout for delivery within 3 working days. A surcharge applies for express delivery.

UK raffle tickets must include the promoter’s name and contact details, the draw date, time and location, the ticket price, and — for registered charities — the charity number. The counterfoil must show contact details and a date for returning unsold tickets. See our regulations guide for the full checklist.

Raffle tickets sold to the public in advance of a draw generally must be registered with your local council. Contact your council to confirm whether your draw must comply with the Lotteries and Amusements Act 1976 or the Gambling Act 2005. Read our UK raffle regulations guide for more detail.

Yes. Our tickets use a 100% recyclable glued stub, so books can be recycled after your event.