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Quick answer: Yes, on the checks we ran, Click Competitions is a real, registered UK business. Click Competitions Limited (company number 12550861) is an active company on Companies House, founded in 2020, and it’s now part of Winvia Entertainment PLC, the group behind BOTB. It has a 4.6 “Excellent” Trustpilot score from over 4,400 reviews. As with any competition site, check the free entry route, the ticket limit and the terms before you enter. (Checked 4 November 2026.)
“Is Click Competitions legit?” is one of the most common questions people search before they enter. It’s a fair question. Online prize competitions have grown fast, and not every site is run the same way.
We run Highland Vault, a UK competition site, so we know what a well-run draw should look like. Below, we’ve set out what we checked about Click Competitions, what we found, and what you can check yourself in two minutes. We’ve stuck to facts you can verify, and we’ve dated every check.
What we checked
| Check | What we found (4 Nov 2026) |
|---|---|
| Registered company | Yes. Click Competitions Limited, company number 12550861, status active, incorporated 7 April 2020. Registered office in Norwich. |
| Up to date with Companies House | Yes. Accounts are filed to 31 December 2025, and the confirmation statement was made on 6 April 2026. |
| Who owns it | Winvia Entertainment PLC, the publicly listed group that also owns BOTB (Best of the Best). The sale was announced in June 2025. Click was founded in 2020 by Justin Franklin and Daniel Oldham. |
| Customer reviews | Trustpilot 4.6 out of 5 (“Excellent”) from 4,483 reviews. Little or nothing on other review sites (see below). |
| Free entry route | The site links to a Free Entry Policy, and some draws are marked as free entry. |
| Instant wins | Yes, several instant-win games run alongside the main draws. |
| Prizes | Cars and bikes, cash, tech, watches, gold and household items. |
Click Competitions reviews: Trustpilot and other review sites
Here’s what the review sites showed on 4 November 2026.
| Review site | Rating | Reviews | What we noticed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trustpilot | 4.6 / 5 (“Excellent”) | 4,483 | 98% are 5-star. The company replies to reviews, including about 72% of negative ones. 101 reviews in the last 12 months. |
What the positive reviews say:
- Quick, easy prize claims and fast payouts.
- Friendly, responsive staff.
- Wins across cars, tech and cash.
- Low ticket prices on some draws.
What the negative reviews say: they’re few, but worth knowing.
- Some reviewers found the postal entry instructions unclear.
- Some asked for more transparency on draws, such as live draws versus automatic draws.
- A few were unhappy that the same names win more than once, or were uneasy after the change of ownership.
How to read competition site reviews
- Look at volume and recency, not just the score. Thousands of reviews spread over years carry more weight than a handful.
- Read the 1-star and 2-star reviews, and check whether the company replied and fixed the problem.
- Check more than one site. A single review platform only shows part of the picture.
- Remember that review sites don’t verify everything. Trustpilot says not every review is checked, so treat reviews as one signal among several, alongside Companies House and the terms.
Our view
On the facts we could check, Click Competitions is a genuine, registered business owned by a listed group, with a strong review record. That doesn’t guarantee you’ll win, or that every draw suits you. It means the basics are in place.
How Click Competitions works
- Create an account. You need an account to enter, through the website or the app.
- Choose a draw. Prizes range from cars and cash to tech, watches and household items.
- Buy tickets. On 4 November 2026, ticket prices ranged from 1p to £3.49 per entry, with many draws at around £2.
- Instant wins. Some games reveal straight away whether you’ve won.
- The draw. Main prizes are drawn when the competition closes, and winners are contacted to claim.
How to check any draw before you enter
These checks work on Click Competitions, on Highland Vault, or on any other site:
- Ticket limit: how many tickets in total? One ticket in a 10,000-ticket draw is a 1 in 10,000 chance if every ticket sells.
- Closing date: what happens if the draw doesn’t sell out? Does it still go ahead on the date?
- Free entry: where are the postal entry instructions, and are they clear?
- Draw method: is it a random number generator, a live draw, or both?
- Cash alternative: can you take cash instead of the prize?
For more on how instant prizes work, see our guide to instant win competitions.
Click Competitions: pros and cons
Pros
- Registered, active UK company with filings up to date.
- Owned by a listed group, Winvia Entertainment PLC.
- Strong Trustpilot score from thousands of reviews.
- Wide prize range, from cars and cash to tech.
- Very low entry prices on some draws, plus instant wins.
Cons
- You need an account to enter.
- Some reviewers found the postal entry instructions unclear.
- Some reviewers want more transparency on how draws are run.
How Click Competitions compares with Highland Vault
We run Highland Vault, so here’s a plain, like-for-like comparison of the facts.
| Click Competitions | Highland Vault | |
|---|---|---|
| Company | Click Competitions Limited (12550861), England | TVI Fife Limited, a registered Scottish company |
| Owner | Winvia Entertainment PLC | Scottish-run |
| Main prizes | Cars, cash, tech, watches, household | Rare whisky, plus tech, cash and Rolex watches |
| Instant wins | Yes | Yes, on many draws |
| Free entry | Free Entry Policy on site | Free postal entry on every draw, same chance as paid |
Which should you choose? If you’re after cars or household prizes, Click has a wider range. If you love whisky, or want a Scottish-run site with free postal entry on every draw, take a look at Highland Vault. Many people enter both.
FAQs
Is Click Competitions legit?
On the checks we ran on 4 November 2026, yes. Click Competitions Limited is an active, registered UK company (12550861), owned by Winvia Entertainment PLC, with a 4.6 Trustpilot score from over 4,400 reviews.
Is Click Competitions fake?
We found no evidence that it’s fake. It has a live Companies House record, filings up to date, a listed parent company and thousands of reviews. As with any site, read the terms before you enter.
Who owns Click Competitions?
Winvia Entertainment PLC, which also owns BOTB. The sale was announced in June 2025. Click was founded in 2020 by Justin Franklin and Daniel Oldham.
Can you enter Click Competitions for free?
The site has a Free Entry Policy, and some draws are marked as free. Check the policy for the current postal entry details before you post an entry.
How do I check if any competition site is legit?
Search the company name on Companies House, check its reviews, find the free entry route and the ticket limit, and look for a published winners list. You can see ours on the winners list.
Looking for whisky, tech and watch prizes?
Highland Vault runs rare whisky draws every day, alongside tech, cash and Rolex competitions. Every draw has free postal entry, a fixed ticket limit and a published winner.
Or try our Free Monthly Draw, with no ticket to buy. See our FAQs for how our draws work.
I’m Deepak Bali, and I bring three decades of whisky knowledge to Highland Vault. I’ve built that knowledge through research and first-hand tasting, and I share it here to help you get to know the whiskies behind our competitions and discover what makes each bottle worth exploring.