Rev Comps Review

Rev Comps offers entrants the chance to win a variety of vehicles including cars, bikes and vans. Other prizes available Gadgets, tools, electricals and tech are amongst the many other prizes that can be won here too. Purchase tickets and answer questions to enter the draws. Some prizes are guaranteed which means they're awarded regardless of ticket sales. Ticket prices tend to cost from £6 and upwards.

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Launched in 2019 by Rev Corp Ltd, Rev Comps claims that they are "one of the UK's largest competition websites with 1000s of winners every month from our guaranteed live and auto draws". Every week they give entrants the chance to win bikes, cars, vans and watches. At time of writing the prizes on offer include a 2023 Ford Ranger, Bundle of 50 Gadgets, 2022 Aston Martin, 1966 VW Splitcreen, 2024 Volkswagen Golf R Line, 2006 Porsche 911 Carrera and a 2013 Suzuki Motorbike. The winners page could be better but overall they do seem to attract a lot of positive reviews. From first glance the majority of the prizes offered at Rev Comps are not brand new. However they do make it very clear that this is the case.

Rev Comps Prizes

At time of writing (June 2025) Rev Comps featured numerous prize draws and autodraws across a whole spectrum of prizes. An autodraw is simply a draw that takes place automatically once the closing date has passed (or all tickets have sold which ever is sooner). They are not drawn live! Other listings, usually for the car prizes, are done live. As well as the cars listed above, Rev Comps entrants could win Cookware bundles, Electric Mountain Bike, Britannia Gold Coins, 20g of Gold, Ps5 Console, Solar Power Station and a Rolex Submariner. There's also a host of Gift Cards. Intereresting actual cash prizes don't seem to be on the site although we do know that they've created two millionaires over the last six years. Ticket prices range from £1 to £25. Rev Comps prices do seem to be a tad higher than their rivals but they do sell well.

How To Enter Rev Comps

To enter a Rev Comps draw you simply select the prize you'd like to win, pick your ticket numbers and answer a multiple question. You then add this entry to the shopping cart before going on to complete payment. When we first wrote this review Rev Comps had what they called an "agressive approach" to draw dates. Once 50% of tickets were sold then they'll call a draw date. That has now changed and all prize draws have a fixed closing date and prizes are guaranteed. Every ticket purchased also get’s you free entry to a weekly Monday/Thursday bonus draw where Rev Comps give away at least £8000 worth of free prizes just for playing in our main competitions. Free entries are available but you need to visit the terms and conditions for a postal entry route. Interestingly Rev Comps are happy to accept postal entries using a second class stamp - that's fine provided your entry arrives in time to be included the draw.

Do People Win At Rev Comps?

Rev Comps have plenty of happy winners on show stemming back as far as May 2019. When we first checked the site each post referenced the winner, the winning number and links to the original draw post plus Facebook live draw. However these no longer seem to be included which is disappointing as it gave Rev Comps extra kudos for transparency. Entry Lists are available and these make for interesting reading especially when it comes to see how many tickets people purchase per competition. You can keep up to date with the latest information and winners on Rev Comps' Facebook page. There are also even more pictures of lucky winners. In a recent email, highlighting their 6th Birthday, Rev Comps revealed that they'd created over 5000 vehicle winners and 2765 watch winners - and a couple of millionaires too. Charity is another big winner thanks to Rev Comps. They donate a portion of profits from each competition to charity. By June 2025 they'd donated nearly £900,000 to good causes.

Responsible Play & Other Reviews

The only obvious responsible play messaging at Rev Comps is that "players must be 18 and over". However we've had some brief messages with the owners and believe they're keen on improving the reputation of the competitions sector in terms of responsible play and fair play. That said we'd still like to see a page dedicated to reminding players about responsible play and perhaps the FAQ covering issues like deposit limits and exclusions. In terms of reviews, Rev Comps scores over 90% for 5* reviews on Trustpilot. A quick scan through recent reviews and it's good to see they're from actual winners. In terms of negative reviews processing of postal entries is flagged which is a concern. One review regarding safeguarding of players interests is also a concern.

Our Verdict

The main thing to note with this site is that the prizes aren't brand new and therefore do check the details. This includes mileage of the vehicles and any service information. We couldn't see any information on the site should there be any problems with vehicle prizes after they've been awarded. Rev Comps do have low limits for tickets per player per competition which is good but there are no responsible play messages. Overall there's plenty to like here and reviews are mainly positive - although we'd hope that they're processing postal entries. The brand also boasts over 300,000 followers on Facebook and are - as far as we're aware - active in trying to improve the sector which is a good thing. But some clear gambling awareness messages wouldn't go amiss and would demonstrate market leadership.

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