WinHive
Listing since 2026
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winhive.co.uk
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Avg ticket price
£0.27
Biggest prize live
£60k
Avg sell-through
5%
Draws completed on time
100% of 5
Live competitions 1 in Uncategorized
Win £1 Hive Credit – FREE 24 Hour Draw
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Voluntary Code signatory
Follows the UK Voluntary Code of Good Practice for Prize Draw Operators.
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Questions about WinHive
Is WinHive legit?
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Their trust status with us is Listed — information may be gathered from public sources.
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How many competitions does WinHive run?
We have tracked 16 draws from WinHive since October 2026.
11 are open to enter right now.
Across the draws we hold sales data for, they sold an average of 5% of their tickets.
Do WinHive's draws close on time?
Of the 5 draws of theirs we tracked from listing to close in the last 180 days, every one closed on the date first advertised.
Has WinHive signed the Voluntary Code for prize draws?
Yes. WinHive is a signatory of the UK Voluntary Code of Good Practice for Prize Draw Operators.
Find Competitions keeps a copy of the signatory list; we don't administer the code.
How do I enter WinHive competitions?
Every entry is completed on WinHive's own website, winhive.co.uk.
Find Competitions is a comparison site — we don't run these draws or sell tickets, and we may earn a commission when you visit an operator.
Membership plans
Recurring plans from WinHive. Value shows the real ticket credit you get per £1/month — the operator's own "claimed value" is marketing and usually higher.