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About SweepFeed

SweepFeed is an independent directory that shows evidence checks for each sweepstakes listing. Where official rules are available, we use them to assess the sponsor, deadline, eligibility, entry method, and prize. Unknown or conflicting evidence stays visible. Sponsors run the promotions; you enter on the sponsor's own page.

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What SweepFeed does

We assess rules evidence

When a rules document is available, SweepFeed's software checks it for the sponsor, deadline, eligibility, entry method, and prizes. If rules identity or a detail is not confirmed, the listing shows an unknown check or withholds or labels the detail unverified.

We hold back what we cannot support

Promotions with clear publication blockers are held back and checked again later. A visible listing can still show unknown or conflicting evidence so you can decide whether to open the sponsor's source.

We show our checks

Each listing detail page shows eight named checks, including unknown or conflicting results, from rules identity to when the listing was last checked.

The full process is in our editorial policy and how listings are reviewed.

Who runs SweepFeed

SweepFeed is operated by SweepFeed Limited Liability Company, a Wyoming limited liability company formed on February 9, 2026. Business mailing address: 30 N Gould St Ste N, Sheridan, WY 82801. Questions and corrections go through our contact page.

How SweepFeed earns money

SweepFeed is free to use. It plans to earn money from ads on its articles and guides, from sponsors who pay for placements labeled Sponsored, and possibly from outbound links that carry an affiliate identifier. As of September 29, 2026, SweepFeed had earned no advertising revenue. Payment may affect placement or visibility, but it cannot buy better evidence or confidence labels, suppress factual corrections, risk warnings, or legitimate user reports, keep an expired listing active, or prevent quarantine or removal.

Details: advertising disclosure and affiliate disclosure.

The DustBunny world

SweepFeed has a playful side. The characters below are how we talk about the product; they are never evidence that a promotion is legitimate.

SweepFeed brand illustration

Scam Shadows

Our name for the fake glitter around good things: suspicious offers, spammy entry traps, copied sponsor claims, expired doors, and prize pages that deserve extra caution.

The Magic Broom

SweepFeed in product form: it uses 66 public fields and 84 quality signals to sweep away clutter, surface clearer prize details, and get back to sponsor rules.

DustBunnies

Optional in-app points for using SweepFeed. They never change your odds in any sponsor's promotion and cannot be exchanged for cash.

Giving back

Save causes to your profile, then donate directly through Every.org when you choose.

Built for people who enter sweepstakes

Save listings, track what you entered, and set reminders before deadlines. SweepFeed never submits an entry for you.

Currently available in the U.S. and Canada — eligibility varies by sweepstakes; always check the official rules