Raffle Ticket Books (Ticket Printing)

• Affordable From the Start: We support orders from as little as 10 books of 10 tickets—start small and scale up as your fundraiser grows.
• Printed Onsite in Australia: Your raffle ticket order is printed onsite on our quality 80gsm white bond paper, perforated and single-stapled, then shipped Australia-wide in 3-7 business days—ready to sell as soon as it arrives.
• Flexible Print Options: One-colour, two-colour or full-colour—choose what suits your budget and your cause.
• Community Impact: Trusted by churches, schools, sports clubs and community groups across Australia to help raise funds.

The calculator above asks for two things: Tickets Per Book and Quantity of Books. Here’s exactly what they mean, step by step.

1. Tickets Per Book is how many individual raffle tickets are bound together in one book. You can choose 10, 25 or 50.
2. Quantity of Books is simply how many of those books you want to order.
3. To work out your Total Tickets, multiply the two together:

Tickets Per Book × Quantity of Books = Total Tickets

Example: choose 25 tickets per book and order 10 books, and that’s 25 × 10 = 250 tickets in total.

Not sure what to pick? Think about roughly how many people you can sell to—friends, family, workmates, your local community—then choose a book size and quantity that gets you close to that number. It’s always fine to round up a little for spares.

Quick reference—no maths required:

Still not sure? Call 02 9622 2444 or email sales@udesignit.com.au and we’ll help you pick the right size.

Raffle tickets are a game-changer for anyone passionate about making a difference. They’re perfect for churches raising funds for missions or youth programs, schools supporting extracurriculars or new equipment, sports clubs and charities covering event costs, and community groups of every kind uniting for local causes. These tickets empower even the smallest giver to contribute—whether it’s a single ticket or a full book, at whatever price you set—while offering supporters a chance to win prizes, fostering engagement and generosity. They’re also a great conversation starter out in the community, helping your volunteers connect with new supporters and share what your group is all about. With Udesignit’s quality printing and flexible quantities, your fundraiser becomes an essential step toward achieving your vision, turning every ticket into a step toward success.

• Tickets Per Book: available in 10, 25 or 50 tickets per book—see “How Many Tickets Do I Need?” above for help working out your total.
• Print Methods: One-colour or black-and-white for simplicity, two-colour for a bit more style, or full-colour for standout impact.
• Design Area: Full ticket surface with perforation for tear-off stubs, single-stapled at the butt end so it's quick and easy to remove when it's time for the draw.
• Reward Points: Earn points with every order—redeem them on flyers, banners, or more!

Make your fundraiser unforgettable with our design choices:

• Pre-Designed Templates: Use our ready-to-edit templates—add your event name, date, and prize with our easy online studio.
• Upload Your Design: Submit a print-ready PDF (with 3mm bleeds and high-resolution images) for exact replication.
• We Design It for You: Our expert team can craft a bespoke design tailored to your cause, contact sales@udesignit.com.au or call 02 9622 2444 for a quote!
  Start small or go big, perfect for last-minute events or large campaigns!
• Cover Options: No cover is the most economical choice—tickets are simply stapled into the book—and it's a popular option on larger orders (orders of 1,000+ ticket books can show a noticeable price saving). Step up to a tinted front cover (80–120gsm, colour-matched with a tint to suit your ink or theme) for a sturdier feel, or a Full Colour Printed Cover (150gsm gloss as standard, other stocks available on request) to put your event branding front and centre—a professional, standout look that holds up well out in public, whether you're selling at a mall, a sporting event, a music festival, or door-to-door.
• Backing Board: Card backing typically ranges from 300gsm on smaller books up to 470gsm on larger books, for extra durability in hand.
• Extra Security & Custom Finishes: Want extra security or a premium look? Choose a metallic silver or gold ink directly from the price calculator's colour options—it's offset-printed and helps make tickets harder to forge. Specialty coated or textured papers are also available on request, subject to availability—additional cost applies.

1. Register or Login: Register to unlock your design tools and earn reward points. > and when re-visiting Login first > Create Artwork & Save to Your Portfolio > Order Your Printing!
2. Design Your Tickets: Choose one of our design options (see Custom Raffle Ticket Options below), then preview and save to your portfolio.
3. Order with Confidence: Select your quantity, tickets per book (10, 25 or 50) and colour mode (one, two or full colour), then checkout—standard shipping is free by parcel post; contact us for Express Post or courier if you need it sooner. Need faster production? We offer same-day printing on raffle tickets in some cases—contact us to discuss your timeframe and get a quote.

• Ticket Measurements: Total ticket size 90 x 200mm (butt/stub 90 x 70mm, ticket 90 x 130mm). Custom sizes available upon request (may attract additional cost).
• Tickets Per Book: Select from 10, 25 or 50 tickets per book (see “How Many Tickets Do I Need?” above; contact us if you need a custom quantity of tickets per book).
• Pricing: Use the price calculator above to build your order and see the current price—minimum 10 books, maximum 1,000. For orders over 1,000 books, contact us at sales@udesignit.com.au or call 02 9622 2444 (Monday to Friday, standard business hours).
• Need a custom size? Contact us for a quote.

A few practical things to think about before you start selling can make a real difference to how much your raffle raises.

• Choose prizes people actually want. A mix of one bigger prize plus a few smaller ones tends to sell better than a single big prize—more people feel like they’ve got a genuine shot. Match the prize to your audience, and don’t be afraid to ask local businesses to donate—it’s good exposure for them and cuts your costs.
• Price tickets for your audience. There’s no fixed "right" price—it depends entirely on who you’re selling to. A small bulk incentive (e.g. "5 tickets for the price of 4") can encourage people to buy more than one.
• Give sellers their own allocation. Handing each volunteer or committee member a numbered batch to sell creates accountability and a bit of friendly competition. Sellers wearing branded team shirts helps too—people are more likely to buy from someone they can see is genuinely representing your cause.
• Sell where people already are. A stall at a shopping centre, sporting match, market day or music festival can reach a lot more people than door-to-door alone—just check with the venue first, as some places require approval to set up.
• Make a genuine ask. People respond to sincerity—be upfront about your cause and where the funds are going, and be ready to answer questions. A clear, honest pitch builds the trust that turns a passer-by into a buyer.
• Promote across more than one channel. Social media, noticeboards, workplaces and a letterbox-drop of flyers (see our Fundraiser Kit below) all add up to more ticket sales than any single channel alone.
• Set a clear, public draw date. A transparent draw—public, or livestreamed—builds trust with everyone who bought a ticket, and ties in with the numbering and permit basics covered below.

• Highlight the Cause: Include your event name, prize, and date to inspire giving.
• Colour Communicates: Warm colours (red, orange, gold) feel energetic and urgent—good for drawing attention to the prize. Cooler tones (blue, green) feel calm and trustworthy—often suited to community or environmental causes. Choose what fits your cause, not just what looks nice.
• Colour Impact: Full-colour reproduces your logo in its true colours and gives your ticket real eye-catching appeal—browse our full-colour raffle ticket designs for inspiration. Prefer to keep costs down? One-colour printing is the budget-friendly option.
• Keep It Readable: Ticket space is small—resist the urge to cram in every detail. Stick to what matters most (event name, prize, date, how to enter) and keep text large enough to read at a glance.
• Preview Smart: Check your design is clear, uncluttered and ready to rally supporters.

Browse our full range of ready-to-edit Raffle Ticket Templates—click here to get started. We’ve got designs for sporting clubs (football, soccer, netball, cricket, tennis and more), schools and community groups, and local rescue and emergency services (SES, surf lifesaving, rural fire brigades and similar).

Running something more specific—a missions appeal, a meat raffle, a building project fundraiser, or a seniors club raffle? There’s likely a template for that too—just add your own logo or artwork and away you go.

Not every fundraiser needs a numbered raffle. A guessing competition—where entrants try to guess something specific rather than enter a random draw—can be a simpler way in for some groups, and it's a format we've printed many times over the years.

A simple example we print often: a ticket with a hidden word, some letters shown and the rest blanked out (for example, F_ND R_IS_R)—entrants guess the missing letters, and correct or closest guesses go into a final draw to decide the winner. Like a raffle ticket, each one carries a unique number, so the winning ticket can be identified once the draw is done.

Which one suits your fundraiser? Raffles and guessing competitions are often treated differently under state gambling rules, so it's worth checking with your state or territory regulator (see Raffle Compliance Basics below) before deciding which format to run.

Whichever format suits your fundraiser, get in touch and we'll help you refine it into a clear, print-ready design—we're printing your project, and glad to help you get the details right.

Before you sell your first ticket, it’s worth checking your raffle meets your state or territory’s rules. Requirements are set by each state and territory government (not by Udesignit), and they vary—so treat this as a starting point, not legal advice.

A few things that hold true across most of Australia:

• Permits are usually required. Most states require a permit or licence before you sell raffle tickets to the public, though very small, low-value raffles are sometimes exempt—the threshold differs by state.
• Apply ahead of time. Permits generally need to be approved before tickets go on sale, so build this into your planning timeline.
• Keep it transparent. Tickets are usually numbered sequentially, and your permit number (where one’s required) is typically shown on the ticket or promotional material, alongside a clear draw date, time and prize details.
• Not-for-profit purpose matters. Most raffle permit schemes exist specifically for raising funds for community, charitable, sporting, religious or similar not-for-profit purposes—which is exactly what raffle tickets are built for.
• We protect the integrity of your order. Any surplus or setup material from your print run is destroyed prior to recycling, and we never hand out samples of numbered ticket jobs—an extra safeguard for your raffle's integrity, and ours.

A note on numbering: every raffle ticket book comes sequentially numbered as standard, printed in red. Smaller runs are numbered digitally as part of the print file; larger runs move to true rotary offset numbering—either way, your tickets are numbered. Want a different number colour instead of red? Just let us know when you order.

Check the rules for your state or territory:

• New South Wales — NSW Fair Trading
• Victoria — Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission
• Queensland — Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation
• Western Australia — Racing, Gaming and Liquor WA
• South Australia — Consumer and Business Services SA
• Tasmania — Tasmanian Liquor and Gaming Commission
• ACT — ACT Gambling and Racing Commission
• Northern Territory — NT Licensing

General information current as of August 2026, not legal advice—permit thresholds and processes change, so always confirm directly with your state or territory regulator before your event.