Your post. Your rules.
Choose a Reddit post, set the number of winners, and choose an end time and timezone.
Practical controls from the first entry to the final result.
Choose a Reddit post, set the number of winners, and choose an end time and timezone.
Use keyword and minimum-length filters, exclude the creator, and choose once, daily, custom-interval, or every-comment entries.
Draw random winners, choose eligible comments yourself, or use comment-score selection rules. Tell participants which method you use.
Review comment counts, unique commenters, and saved winners with links back to their comments.
Preview reply variations before sending. Optional completion replies and an administrator-configured AI provider support your workflow.
Use Raffit in your own subreddit or from r/raffit. Scheduled processing checks due automatic raffles every five minutes.
Random selection uses the eligible entry pool and configured weights. Repeated-entry modes can give an author more than one entry, while random draws keep winners unique by author. Creator selection is manual. Score-based rules are based on Reddit comment scores, which can change. This is not a certified or independently audited drawing service.
Comment collection follows all available Reddit pages without an app-defined total cap. Reddit API availability, execution and storage limits still apply. Scheduled draws are checked every five minutes, rather than guaranteed at an exact instant. Rules written in notes are instructions for participants; Raffit does not automatically enforce arbitrary free-text requirements. The current app does not verify individual post upvotes.