8) Click Competitions Review

Click Competitions has carved out the most distinctive niche in the UK competition market through one simple thing: cheap entries. While most operators start ticket prices at 99p or higher, Click regularly runs competitions where tickets start at 1p. Yes, one pence. That’s not a typo or a launch promo — it’s a regular pricing tier across a meaningful chunk of their portfolio.

They launched in 2019 and grew through being mobile-first when most UK operators were still treating their phone experience as an afterthought. Click is one of the very few operators in the UK competition space with proper native iOS and Android apps — not just a mobile-responsive website. The app handles entry, payment, and winner notifications smoothly, and if you’re someone who enters competitions on the go, the difference is meaningful.

Competition volume is high. Click runs multiple weekly competitions across three main prize categories: cars (mid-tier and luxury vehicles — usually BMW, Audi, occasionally something like a Tesla), cash (£500-£20,000 range), and electronics (iPhones, MacBooks, gaming consoles). The combination of high volume and low entry pricing means active entrants can participate in dozens of draws weekly without spending a fortune.

Entry pricing is the standout feature. Tickets start from 1p, with most competitions in the £0.01-£0.99 range. Higher-tier car competitions run £2-£5 per ticket. Multi-entry bundles offer some additional value. If your goal is “enter often, spend little”, Click is genuinely difficult to beat.

Where it gets more complicated is on the trust side. Trustpilot sits at 4.4 stars across 8,000+ reviews — reasonable but not exceptional. The free entry route is publicised. However, when we approached Click about an affiliate partnership in 2026, they formally declined, citing they weren’t accepting new affiliate arrangements. That’s worth flagging — established operators in this space usually have at least some affiliate programme, and a closed programme reduces the transparency of operator-to-publisher relationships in the market.

Negative reviews mention slower customer service response times during busy periods, which is a recurring issue across mid-tier operators rather than something unique to Click. The platform mechanics themselves work fine.

What you sacrifice for the cheap entries is prize scale. Most prizes sit in the £5k-£25k range, with rare jumps higher. If you’re hunting £100k+ supercars or £1M+ houses, Click isn’t your operator. If you want frequent affordable entries on iPhones, gaming consoles, cash, and mid-tier cars, the pricing here is genuinely hard to match elsewhere.

If you want the best mobile experience and cheapest entry prices in the UK competition market, Click is one of the strongest choices. For premium prizes or maximum operator transparency, look elsewhere.