Comparison
Paper or online? Both.
Your ticket books have proved themselves: keep them. GoTombola connects them to online sales, tracks every book handed out, sold and paid, and puts every ticket in the same draw.
Point by point, what changes
The ticket books stay. What you no longer do by hand is everything else.
| With GoTombola | Paper books only | |
|---|---|---|
| Where you sell | Online at any hour, by link or QR code, and on paper with your books | Hand to hand, when a seller is there |
| Payment | By card online, settling the books included; the money reaches your account | Cash and cheques to collect, count and bank |
| Tracking the books | Every book handed out, sold and paid, tracked by seller or by class | A list kept by hand |
| Tracking sales | The live dashboard | Stubs counted at the end |
| The draw | Certified random, anyone can check the result; every ticket, paper and online, in the same draw | Stubs drawn from a box |
| Winners | A results page and a message to every participant | Announced on the spot, then phoned one by one |
| Getting started | Free to start, no subscription | Books to print before selling |
| Authorisation | The same rules as a paper raffle; the console guides you through your file | The same rules |
This table compares two ways of running a raffle, not products. The GoTombola features mentioned are described on their own pages.
Your questions
No. Your books stay, with a QR code on each one: you track those handed out, sold and paid, and their tickets play in the same draw as online sales.
They buy a ticket from a seller's book, as before. In the console you see, for each book, what is still to be settled.
Yes. Every ticket, paper and online, takes part in the same certified random draw, and anyone can check the result.
Your raffle, the way you run it
Create your campaign: online, on paper or in the room, the interface guides you to the last winner.