$2,960
Disney's Hexed Premiere Sweepstakes
by Disney Streaming Services LLC
Browse verified sweepstakes with a mail-in alternate entry method. Check the official rules for the exact address, postmark deadline and entry limit.
$2,960
by Disney Streaming Services LLC
$5,000
by Mondelēz Global LLC
$7,500
by 7-Eleven, Inc.
$1,692
by Crossrope, LLC
$1,000
by Walmart Inc.
$15,730
by Mondelēz Global LLC
$9,910
by Brooks Sports, Inc.
$750
by American Dairy Queen Corporation
$19,900
by Culver Franchising System, LLC
$11,000
by Honeybee Foods Corporation
$2,500
by Disney Streaming Services LLC
$10,000
by Houchens Food Group, INC
Cash prizes and payout sweepstakes. Every listing shows the deadline, who can enter, and a link to the official rules.
17 liveGift CardGift card giveaways from retailers, restaurants, and brands, each checked against the sponsor’s official rules.
17 liveCarCar and truck sweepstakes, with the vehicle, the deadline, and who can enter spelled out on the listing.
2 liveVacationTrips, cruises, and getaway giveaways you can enter free, each linked to the sponsor’s official rules.
37 liveElectronicsTV, console, laptop, and tech giveaways, with the entry deadline and who can enter on every listing.
3 liveGroceryGrocery gift cards and food prizes from stores and brands, with the rules and deadline up front.
9 liveHome & KitchenAppliances, cookware, grills, and home prizes, each linked to the sponsor’s official rules.
14 liveTickets & ExperiencesGame tickets, concerts, and experience sweepstakes, with the deadline and who can enter listed first.
7 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 guideThese listings include a mail-in alternate entry method explicitly described in the sponsor’s official rules. The rules may require a handwritten card, envelope, stated information, postage or a postmark and receipt deadline.
Read the official rules before sending anything. The sponsor’s wording controls the address, timing, permitted number of entries and whether the mail-in method is available to you.
For the full terms, read the sponsor’s official rules and our guide to no-purchase entry.
It is a way to enter a promotion by postal mail when the sponsor’s official rules describe that method. Requirements can include a handwritten card, a specific envelope, postage and stated personal information.
Often, but you should read the official rules for the promotion. They control whether the mail-in method is an alternate no-purchase entry route and how it works.
A postmark deadline is when you must mail the entry. A receipt deadline is when the sponsor must receive it. Some rules require you to meet both.
Listings appear only when the official rules verify a broadly available mail-in method and the promotion is still active. A vague reference to free entry or a method limited to a private offer is not enough.