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GiveawayShark gathers online giveaways and sweepstakes from public US sweepstakes listings and runs each one through automatic checks before it appears here. Every card above leads to a page with the sponsor's name, the end date and, where the sponsor's page states one, the prize value in US dollars. From there, the entry button takes you to the sponsor's own promotion page. Which checks run, which amounts count as a stated value and which points, such as age limits and state eligibility, stay with you is laid out on How we check.

A German operator, written for US entrants

GiveawayShark is run by Lorenz Scheithauer from Bestensee, Germany. The site is built for readers in the United States. Dates appear as MM/DD/YYYY, deadlines follow New York time, and prize values are shown in US dollars only. GiveawayShark does not run any of the giveaways it lists. Each one belongs to its sponsor. The sponsor's official rules decide who may enter and who wins. Questions about a drawing, a prize shipment or a winner notice can only be answered by that sponsor. The full operator details are in the Legal Notice.

Where the cards above come from

The home page does not show the whole list. It takes the 18 running giveaways that were entered into the site's database most recently and orders them by the prize value their pages state in dollars, highest first. When two listings carry the same value, the newer one comes first. A listing with the same sponsor and the same title as one already shown is skipped, so a promotion that was listed twice appears once. The page then keeps the first 12. A listing without a stated value can still make it onto the page, but only below every listing that has one. The tiles above the cards lead to the newest additions and, while those category pages are online, to the cash and electronics categories.

Up to 4 new listings per New York day

As of 11/14/2026, a scheduled run adds up to 4 giveaways for each calendar day in New York. It ranks every candidate that passed the checks by the prize value its page states in dollars and keeps the top 4. Listings are prepared 3 days ahead. Each one stays hidden until its day starts, then shows up on its own, even if no run takes place that day. On a thin day, fewer than 4 candidates may pass. Because the cards come from the newest additions, the home page changes with each day's batch.

Reading a listing card

Each card starts with the giveaway's title and a short summary drawn from the sponsor's page. The line marked Prize names the first prize as the page lists it. A label such as Quick effort or High effort is an automated estimate of how much the entry asks of you. Winners shows the number of prizes when the page states it. Ends gives the entry deadline. The note "(estimated)" means the page showed only a month and day. The detail page adds the total value in dollars when the sponsor's page states one. Official rules often give an ARV, the sponsor's estimate of the retail price, and the rules win if the two differ. A bigger prize does not mean better odds.

Four ways through the same listings

Each list on the site sorts the same running giveaways by a different question. All running giveaways shows every open listing, largest stated value first, 24 to a page. New giveaways shows the 24 most recent additions, newest first, whatever their value. The Top 10 keeps only the 10 largest stated totals. The category pages in the sidebar split the list into 10 prize types. None of these lists is a recommendation. They answer what is open, what is new and what is large, and the official rules answer whether a giveaway suits you.

Where to read more

The guides cover reading official rules, spotting a scam notice, weighing your odds and what happens after a win. The Federal Trade Commission puts the money question plainly: if you have to pay to get your prize, it's a scam. If a listing has a wrong date, a dead link or a value that does not match the sponsor's page, report it through the contact page.