Online Gun Raffle Fundraisers

Firearm & sportsman fundraisers

Run a gun raffle the Stripe-locked platforms shut down

Most online raffle platforms run on Stripe — and Stripe pauses firearm fundraisers. We build your raffle website on a firearm-friendly processor, in your organization’s name, so your campaign runs to the finish instead of getting frozen mid-draw.

Running raffles since 2005 More than 30,000 raffles built US-based support

Why this exists

The problem isn’t your raffle. It’s who processes the card.

VFW posts, fire companies and sportsman’s clubs have run gun raffles for generations. The trouble starts online: the big raffle platforms are built on payment processors that restrict firearm sales, so a fundraiser can be paused, held, or closed after tickets are already selling. We built around that.

1

A processor that says yes

Your site runs on Flux Payments, which supports firearm and alcohol fundraising — not the Stripe-only setup that freezes these campaigns.

2

The account is yours

Ticket funds settle to your organization’s own merchant account. We don’t hold, route, or touch the money.

3

You run the raffle

You set the prize, the price and the rules. We’re the web developer that builds the turnkey site — not a managed raffle service.

The fee that doesn’t cost you donors

Free to your organization. Fair to your supporters.

Tip-prompt platforms look free, then ask every buyer for a “donation” at checkout — and a big share of carts get abandoned at that screen. Our Zero Fee plan replaces that guilt-prompt with one fixed, disclosed service charge. Supporters see it, understand it, and keep buying.

A fixed charge holds the cart. A tip prompt loses it.

A predictable service charge adds only a point or two of incremental cart abandonment. Open-ended tip prompts routinely lose a third of buyers at the ask. On a gun raffle, every abandoned cart is a supporter who wanted in.

Ready to run a gun raffle that won’t get frozen?

Tell us about your organization and prize. We’ll build the site and get you selling — on a processor that supports firearm fundraising.