Start with the sponsor’s public official rules
We look for the sponsor-controlled rules and entry pages—not just the paid-entry advertisement or a third-party headline.
How Sweepstakes Hunter checks listings
We turn public sponsor rules into clearer, more useful listing details—while keeping the official source visible so you can confirm the information yourself.
We organize public information. We are not the sponsor, administrator, or entry processor, and our summaries never replace the sponsor’s official rules.
Our process
Trust is a process, not a badge.
Record the details that shape your routine
We organize the disclosed entry method, limits, deadline, eligibility notes, prize context, and source link in a consistent format.
Use automation, then check the context
Automation helps us find and organize information. Structured checks and human review help catch misleading labels, duplicate listings, expired dates, and unclear rule language.
Show the source and invite corrections
Listings keep the official-rules link visible. If something looks wrong, the in-app Report action gives users a direct correction path.
Plain-language labels
What our signals mean
Checked context
We reviewed the cited public source and organized the disclosed details. It is not a sponsor guarantee.
Verified mail-in route
The public official rules describe a mail-in entry route. Always confirm the current rules, limits, materials, and deadline before acting.
Needs review
The available source is incomplete, unclear, inconsistent, or waiting for another check. We avoid presenting uncertainty as fact.
Independent by design
The app helps you research. You stay in control.
Sponsors do not pay for placement or editorial scoring. Sweepstakes Hunter never submits entries, prepares or mails entry materials, purchases contest credit, processes entries, or changes anyone’s odds.