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House of Bee Review
The signs are reasonable. House of Bee Limited (number 16644793, incorporated 12 August 2025) is active, its sole director is named Karen, matching the owner's first name on the About page, and PDD found no ASA ruling.
4.3/5Strong
Reviewed by Chanakya Goyal, Product & Growth Manager · Last updated November 2026How we reviewEstablished 2025
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Ticket £1.99Why we rate it that way
House of Bee is a small, gift-led raffle site that shows its caps and has sensible safeguards, and PDD rates it 4.3 out of 5. From its pages: every raffle shows a ticket total, the Cosy Night In instant-win raffle showed 433 of 3,000 tickets sold with a limit of 300 per person, and the terms use a random number generator with a draw within seven days of closing. A winners page names winners with prizes and dates, live draws are said to be shown on Facebook, and the free postal route (Schedule 1) is said to carry equal chances. A Player Protection page offers a monthly spend cap, a pause and suspensions of at least six months, and a written complaints procedure promises a reply within ten working days. The weaker points are age and clarity. The company is about 15 months old, and all 43 Trustpilot reviews are 5-star. Postal entrants must register first and miss out on instant-win prizes, getting site credit instead. The complaints page names no outside body. Delivery may take up to 14 days. A fair choice for small stakes, with a short history.
Listing checks
4.3/5Our rating · Strong
4/4Listing checks met
- Independently reviewedAssessed against our published methodology
- Established track recordTrading since 2025 · 1 year
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- Active draws listed now2 live draws tracked right now
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Quick facts
- Operator
- House of Bee
- Specialism
- Beauty, fashion, gift and cash raffles from 79p, with instant wins, end prizes and live draws shown on social media.
- Established
- 2025
- Our rating
- ★ 4.3 / 5
- Website
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About House of Bee
House of Bee is a North West raffle site run by House of Bee Limited, incorporated in August 2025, with a sole director named Karen, the same first name the About page gives its owner. It runs on the Reffle platform and lists raffles for fragrances, Rituals Christmas sets, a mystery box, a Samsung TV and instant-win cash prizes, with tickets from 79p and caps between 200 and 3,000 tickets. It holds 4.7 on Trustpilot from 43 reviews (November 2026), all of them 5-star, with company replies on most recent ones.
Is House of Bee legit?
The terms include a free postal route and a random number generator, and a separate complaints procedure is published. Points to weigh: the company is about 15 months old, all 43 Trustpilot reviews are 5-star, and the terms list a Burscough address while Companies House shows one in Horndean. Keep spending modest.
Pros
- +Raffle pages show a ticket total, tickets sold and a per-person limit, and a winners page lists named winners with prizes and dates.
- +A Player Protection page offers a monthly spend cap, an open-ended pause, suspensions of at least six months and support links.
- +A written complaints procedure sets acknowledgement within two working days and a full reply within ten, with an internal review step.
- +Tickets from 79p, bundle discounts, and 4.7 on Trustpilot from 43 reviews with company replies.
Cons
- −Incorporated August 2025 with one director, and all 43 Trustpilot reviews are 5-star on a profile that has not invited reviews lately.
- −Free postal entrants must register first, and under clause 43 they receive website credit rather than instant-win prizes.
- −The terms address (Burscough) differs from the Companies House registered office (Horndean), and no company number appears on the site pages.
- −Delivery may take up to 14 days, a cash alternative must be chosen within five working days, and the complaints page names no outside dispute body.
How to enter House of Bee draws
- Browse the active House of Bee draws below and pick one that suits you.
- Click through to House of Bee via our link and create an account if you don't already have one.
- Check the entry options — most operators offer a free postal entry route alongside paid tickets.
- Confirm your entry and note the draw closing date. Winners are announced after the draw.
Frequently asked questions
Is House of Bee legit?+
The signs are reasonable. House of Bee Limited (16644793) is an active company incorporated on 12 August 2025, and its sole director is named Karen, as is the owner on the About page. The site holds 4.7 on Trustpilot from 43 reviews (November 2026), and PDD found no ASA ruling. It is new, so start small and read the terms first.
How are House of Bee winners chosen?+
The terms say a random number generator is used and the draw runs automatically within seven days after the closing date. Live draws are shown on the company's social media pages, and the winner is announced on the raffle page. Instant wins use a fixed prize pool attached to ticket numbers, and losing tickets stay in the end-prize draw.
Can you enter House of Bee for free?+
Yes. Register on the website, then send one handwritten unenclosed postcard per entry by first or second class post, arriving before the closing date. The How To Play page says paid and free routes have equal chances. For instant wins, free entrants receive website credit for a later comparable raffle rather than the instant prize.
How many tickets can one person buy at House of Bee?+
Each raffle page sets its own limit. The Cosy Night In instant-win raffle, with 3,000 tickets, allowed up to 300 per person at 99p each. Bundles were offered, such as 5 tickets for £4.95.
What help does House of Bee offer for spending?+
Its Player Protection page offers a monthly spend cap, where raising a limit waits 24 hours, an open-ended pause and suspensions of at least six months. Account closure goes through the contact team. The page also links to Citizens Advice, National Debtline, Samaritans and Mind.
In their own words
“UK prize-draw operator — listed via PDD discovery; review pending.”
Trust Notes
PDD Trust Score 4.3/5 · Trustpilot 4.7. We score risk to you, not the star average. Strengths: raffle pages show ticket totals, sold counts and per-person limits, a winners page lists named winners with dates, the terms state a free postal route and a random number generator, and a Player Protection page sets out a spend cap, pause and suspension. A written complaints procedure carries response deadlines, and no ASA ruling was found. What holds the score down: the company dates from August 2025, all 43 Trustpilot reviews are 5-star, the company number is not shown on the site pages, the terms address differs from the registered office, and the complaints page names no outside dispute body. Checked 10 November 2026.
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