$2,000
LIVE's Halloween Photo Sweepstakes
by Buena Vista Television, LLC
Prize category
Cash prizes and payout sweepstakes, with the entry deadline and who can enter for each.
39 promotions
$2,000
by Buena Vista Television, LLC
$51,186
by Charitybuzz, LLC (dba "Prizeo")
$10,900
by AARP
$3,000
by New York Jets LLC
$21,000
by Nestlé USA, Inc.
$1,000
by Strike Ten Entertainment
$760,500
by DoorDash, Inc.
$571
by INSP LLC
$20
by Pernod Ricard USA, LLC
$10,000
by Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc.
$30,000
by Best Buy Stores, LP
$4,959
by Lactalis Heritage Dairy, Inc.
These cash sweepstakes allow one entry a day until the deadline.
$2,000
by Buena Vista Television, LLC
$10,900
by AARP
$21,000
by Nestlé USA, Inc.
Cash prizes and payout sweepstakes. Every listing shows the deadline, who can enter, and a link to the official rules.
39 liveGift CardGift card giveaways from retailers, restaurants, and brands, each checked against the sponsor’s official rules.
28 liveCarCar and truck sweepstakes, with the vehicle, the deadline, and who can enter spelled out on the listing.
7 liveVacationTrips, cruises, and getaway giveaways you can enter free, each linked to the sponsor’s official rules.
44 liveElectronicsTV, console, laptop, and tech giveaways, with the entry deadline and who can enter on every listing.
11 liveGroceryGrocery gift cards and food prizes from stores and brands, with the rules and deadline up front.
7 liveHome & KitchenAppliances, cookware, grills, and home prizes, each linked to the sponsor’s official rules.
17 liveTickets & ExperiencesGame tickets, concerts, and experience sweepstakes, with the deadline and who can enter listed first.
11 liveGuide · SweepPrize Editorial
A practical framework for checking sources, rules, eligibility, and entry details before you enter.
Read guideGuide · SweepPrize Editorial
Learn which sections of official rules answer the questions people most often miss.
Read guideCash sweepstakes award money — usually by check, prepaid card or another payment method listed by the sponsor. Some offer one grand prize; others award many smaller amounts during the promotion.
Before entering, check the deadline, eligibility and entry frequency. Cash prizes are generally taxable income, and the sponsor may ask a winner for tax information before paying the prize.
Cash promotions can also differ in how winners are selected and contacted. Read the winner-verification section so you know whether the sponsor uses a drawing, a judging process or a reply deadline. SweepPrize links each listing to the sponsor’s entry page and official rules so you can confirm those details at the source.
Tax guidance: IRS Publication 525.
The rules should identify the payment method — such as a check, prepaid card or direct deposit — and explain roughly when payment is made after a winner is confirmed. Check the official rules for the promotion's exact terms.
Generally, yes. The IRS treats sweepstakes prizes as income, and a cash prize may need to be reported on your tax return. The sponsor may request tax information before paying it. A tax adviser can explain what applies to your situation.
Not in a legitimate sweepstakes. Real sponsors never ask winners to pay a fee, send money, buy gift cards or share bank login details to collect a prize. If someone does, it's a scam.