Lukky

Lukky draws random giveaway winners from comments on Instagram and Facebook posts, then creates a draw video sized for a story or post. Organizers can set the number of winners, require a minimum number of mentions, choose a closing date, allow one entry per person, and filter excluded accounts. Each draw ends with a timestamped certificate that can be read publicly. The app is available on Android and iOS. Its free plan supports one social media account and one user, with unlimited entries, but allows one draw per week and one winner per draw. Pro costs €9.99 per month or €39.99 a year (€3.33/month), and supports five social media accounts and up to 100 winners per draw. It adds scheduled draws, advanced rules, customizable animations, winner messaging, simultaneous draws on Instagram and Facebook, and dedicated chat support. Lukky says it uses official Meta login methods and APIs, does not store passwords, and does not access more than users allow.

Lukky combines comment-based winner selection with configurable entry rules and a shareable draw video. The free plan has clear limits on draw frequency and winners; Pro expands those limits and adds follow-up tools.

Lukky suits people running comment-based contests on Instagram or Facebook who want to set entry rules and publish a draw video. Pro is described for individuals who need customization and follow-up.

Lukky is a mobile app for selecting giveaway winners from Instagram and Facebook comments and producing a branded announcement video. It fits individuals and small teams running comment-based contests who want entry rules, random selection, and publishing assets in one workflow. It is a focused contest draw tool rather than a full campaign platform, and the free tier is practical mainly for occasional single-winner giveaways.

Overview

Lukky draws winners at random from comments on Instagram or Facebook posts. Organizers can set a closing date, require a minimum number of mentions, enforce one entry per person, and exclude specific accounts. Those controls cover the rules used by many social giveaways, while moderation tools help keep the entrant pool aligned with the promotion.

At the end of every draw, Lukky provides a timestamped, publicly readable certificate. It also creates a draw video using templates in the organizer’s colors, sized for a story or a post. That combination makes the result easier to explain and share, although the free plan’s one-winner limit can make the video workflow too restrictive for prize pools with several recipients.

Lukky says it is approved by Meta and works through official login methods and APIs. It says passwords are not stored and access is limited to what the user permits. Windfall, whose terms give an address in Castello Di Rostino, Corsica, is the application provider.

Key features

Rules and winner selection

Closing dates, mention requirements, one-entry-per-person enforcement, and excluded-account filtering let an organizer translate promotion rules into the draw setup. Random selection is a clear fit for prize draws where every qualifying comment should have the same chance. Pro adds advanced draw rules for campaigns that need more than the standard controls.

Draw videos and certification

Color-matched templates and story or post formats turn the result into a ready-to-publish asset without a separate editing step. The public, timestamped certificate gives viewers a fixed record of the draw outcome, which is useful when an organizer needs to demonstrate when and how the selection was made.

Follow-up and simultaneous campaigns

Pro adds scheduled draws, customizable animations, winner messaging, and the ability to run Instagram and Facebook draws simultaneously. These additions matter to people managing recurring promotions or communicating with winners after selection; they are unnecessary overhead for a single occasional giveaway.

Pricing

Lukky uses a freemium model. Free costs €0 and includes one social media account, one user, one winner per draw, unlimited entries, and standard support. It permits one draw per week. Unlimited entries prevent the plan from shrinking the entrant pool, but the weekly schedule and single-winner cap rule it out for frequent campaigns, multi-prize promotions, or agencies handling several accounts.

Pro costs €9.99 per month, billed €9.99/month, or €39.99 a year (€3.33/month). It supports five social media accounts, up to 100 winners per draw, unlimited draws and entries, and dedicated chat support. Pro also supplies the advanced rules, scheduling, custom animations, winner messaging, and simultaneous Instagram/Facebook draws. The annual option sharply lowers the monthly equivalent for users who expect to run contests throughout the year; occasional organizers can stay on Free if one weekly, one-winner draws are sufficient.

Platforms

Lukky is available on Android and iOS. Its supported contest networks are Instagram and Facebook, with post comments as the entry source.

Who it's for

Lukky is a strong fit for individuals running Instagram or Facebook giveaways who need defensible random selection, clear comment rules, and a branded result video. Pro is aimed at organizers who need customization and follow-up, or who run enough promotions to outgrow one draw per week and one winner.

It is a weaker choice for teams that need broad social-channel coverage, hosted campaign pages, or extensive lead-capture mechanics. Its workflow is centered on comments from two networks rather than a general-purpose promotion builder.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Useful rule controls: mention thresholds, closing dates, one-entry limits, and account exclusions address common giveaway requirements.
• Publishable proof and media: a public timestamped certificate and branded story/post video support transparent announcements.
• Low-cost expansion: Pro raises capacity to five accounts and 100 winners while adding scheduling and winner messaging.
• Official Meta connectivity: Lukky says it uses approved login and API methods and does not store passwords.

Cons

• Free limits are restrictive: one draw per week and one winner per draw leave little room for regular or multi-prize promotions.
• Narrow network scope: campaigns are limited to Instagram and Facebook comments.
• Single-user Free plan: the no-cost tier includes one user and one account, so it is not designed for shared operation.

Alternatives

For a wider comparison, see Social Media Contest Software.

• SweepWidget is the better pick when you need web and API access, a hosted landing page, unlimited campaigns, and 20-plus social platforms on Pro.
• Heyo suits organizers seeking templates and an Instagram-and-TikTok-focused beta with web support.
• Socialman is preferable when multilingual campaigns, prize images, CSV exports, and Facebook/Twitter-X features matter.
• Easypromos fits paid campaigns that need up to 5,000 comments and multiple included apps.
• Strutta targets larger paid programs with high entry and follower allowances and multiple brands.
• Votigo is an option for paid, self-service Facebook promotions and mobile or microsite contests.
• Gleam Competitions is better for web/API campaigns with unlimited entries and up to 10 free winners per campaign.
• PromoSimple suits web-only promotions with a 50-entrant free tier and added social-entry fields on Basic.

Verdict

Choose Lukky if your giveaways live in Instagram or Facebook comments and you want rule-based random selection, a public certificate, and a ready-made announcement video. The main reason to upgrade is operational scale: Pro removes the weekly and one-winner ceiling and adds scheduling and follow-up. Look elsewhere if your promotion needs more networks, landing pages, lead capture, or a broader campaign-management toolkit.