Comment Picker vs Lukky

Comment Picker is a web service with more than 100 tools for giveaways, contests, social media tasks, and exports. Its giveaway tools draw winners from comments on social posts and videos, with listed support for Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, X, Reddit, Threads, and Bluesky. Organizers can remove duplicate participants, require mentions, filter by text, date, or like count, and exclude users or past winners. Depending on the platform, winner selection can be random or use first comment, last comment, most-liked comment, or most comments. Results can carry customized branding and be shared as a public page, certificate image, announcement video, or screen recording. The service also includes entry forms, exports, and moderation tools. The free plan includes over 100 tools, but individual limits vary; examples allow up to 100 comments for Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube giveaways. Premium costs $9.99 per month, or $95.91 per year, and includes unlimited comments for those three platforms, up to 10 winners, unlimited monthly exports, and entry forms with up to 50,000 entries. Founded in 2015 by Koen Knol, the service is based in Nieuwveen, The Netherlands.

Lukky draws giveaway winners from Instagram or Facebook post comments and creates a draw video sized for a story or post. Organizers can set a closing date, choose the number of winners, require a minimum number of mentions in comments and limit entries to one per person. Excluded-account filtering is also listed. Draw videos use templates in the organizer’s colors, and every draw is described as ending with a timestamped, publicly readable certificate. Lukky is available on Android and iOS. Its free plan allows one draw each week and one winner per draw, with unlimited entries. Pro costs €9.99 per month, or €39.99 a year (€3.33/month), and supports up to five social media accounts and 100 winners per draw. Pro also adds scheduled draws, advanced rules, customizable animations, winner messaging and simultaneous draws on Instagram and Facebook. Lukky says it uses official Meta login methods and APIs, does not store passwords and does not access more than users allow. Free includes standard support; Pro includes dedicated chat support.