Pick a winner every day and give people a reason to come back.
A recurring campaign runs on one page with a separate draw for each day, week or month. Entrants can check in again every day for another entry, which keeps a countdown, a seasonal promotion or a weekly airtime drop in front of people after their first visit.
Free to build. Publish from $1. Entrants never pay.
- Verify your email
- Daily check-in+1
- Follow on X+2
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- How winners are picked
- One random draw per period, from that period’s entries.
- Good for
- Habits, seasons and advent-style countdowns.
How it works.
Choose how often to draw
Pick a winner every day, every week or every month. Periods follow your campaign’s time zone, so a day in Lagos starts at midnight in Lagos.
Add a daily check-in
The daily check-in resets each day and earns an entry every time someone comes back. One-time methods, like a follow, count once for the whole campaign.
Draw at the end of each period
Each draw uses the entries earned during its own period, so a late joiner has a fair chance in the next one.
What you can do with it.
One link for the whole run
You share a single campaign page for the season. Entrants don’t have to hunt for a new post before each draw, and you follow the whole run from one dashboard.
Daily methods that reset at midnight
Page visits can repeat daily. Follows, reposts and comments can’t, because they only happen once and repeated comments look like spam to the platforms.
Reminders before you open
Publish ahead of the start date and visitors can ask to be told when entries open. Buzz emails them at the start.
Rules that explain the periods
The rules Buzz drafts for you state how often you draw and that each draw uses that period’s entries, so nobody expects yesterday’s entries to count today.
Built for habits
Countdowns, advent calendars and weekly drops.
Recurring campaigns suit anything with a rhythm: twelve days of prizes before a holiday, a coffee for a regular every week, or a monthly reward for members. Each period is a fresh chance, and the daily check-in gives people a reason to open your page again tomorrow.
- Day 1
- Day 2
- Day 3
- Day 4
- Day 5
- Day 6
- Day 7
- Day 8
- Day 9
- Day 10
- Day 11
- Day 12
Each draw uses only the entries from its own day.
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Fair for everyone who enters.
Free to enter
Entrants never pay, and buying something never improves anyone’s chances.
Your verified account on the page
Campaign pages show the X or Instagram account you connected, so people can check a giveaway post really came from you.
Consent kept separate
Accepting the rules and joining your mailing list are separate boxes. Marketing opt-in is optional and never changes the odds.
Fair fraud review
Suspicious entries go to a review queue. Nobody is banned automatically, and you make the final call.
Questions.
How many draws are there?
One for each period. A seven-day campaign with daily draws has seven, and you run each from your dashboard when its period ends.
Do entries carry over to the next draw?
No. Each draw counts only the entries earned in its own period. The rules on the campaign page say so.
When does a day start?
At midnight in the time zone you set for the campaign. Buzz accounts for daylight saving changes.
Which pass do I need?
The pass has to cover the whole schedule. A week of daily draws needs a Week Pass, and a month of them needs a Month Pass.
What does it cost?
Building and previewing are free. To publish, a Day Pass is $1 for up to 24 hours and 500 entrants. A Week Pass is $6 and a Month Pass is $25, both with unlimited entrants. Entrants never pay.
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