An Amazon invitation bot that also catches every raffle
Amazon doesn't always call it a raffle. Some limited drops go out as an invitation email after a random draw. Raffly enters both, on every account, the second they open.
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Why people search for an invitation bot
- Amazon uses "invitation" for some lottery-style sales: you're entered automatically, then get an email if you're picked to buy.
- It's the same mechanic as a raffle, just a different name. Raffly automates the entry either way.
- One dashboard shows which accounts got invited, so you're not checking your inbox manually.
- Proxies, CAPTCHA solving and 2FA work the same regardless of what Amazon calls the sale.
How it works
- Add a product
Drop in an ASIN, or pick one from the catalog.
- Connect your accounts
Log in your Amazon account(s). Once.
- We enter, you win
Raffly enters every raffle for you and automatically checks whether you've won.
Amazon invitation bot FAQ
It's Amazon's term for a raffle-style sale: you enter a random draw, and if you're picked, Amazon emails you an invitation to buy the item, often for restocks of high-demand products.
No. Both describe software that enters these lottery-style Amazon sales for you. Raffly handles invitations and traditional raffles the same way, under the hood.
Yes. Credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and are only used to enter raffles on your behalf.
Yes, you can cancel or change your plan at any time from your billing settings.
Never miss the next raffle.
No bots to set up, no config to figure out. Everything's included, in a few clicks.
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