Revert a raffle to draft
Taking a live raffle back offline — when you can, and when you can't.
Sometimes you activate a raffle and then realise something needs more work — a wrong date, a prize that fell through, a launch you want to hold. If no tickets have sold yet, you can take the raffle back to draft and fix it properly.
How to revert
From your raffle's overview, choose Revert to draft. The raffle goes back offline, disappears from public view, and returns to the editable draft state you had before activating. Make your changes, then activate again when you're ready.
The catch: only before any sales
You can revert only while no tickets have been sold. The moment someone buys in, reverting is off the table — and for good reason. People have paid for a chance in a live raffle; pulling it back to draft underneath them isn't fair to them and isn't compliant.
If tickets have already sold
Once there's a sale, you can't revert. If something's genuinely wrong with a live raffle that has sales, don't try to work around it — contact support@rafflelink.com and we'll help you figure out the right path (which might be an edit, a notification to buyers, or in rare cases cancelling and refunding).
Revert vs edit
If your raffle has sales and you just need to change something, you usually don't need to revert at all — most things are editable on a live raffle. See What you can change after activation. Reverting is for the "I need to rebuild this before anyone's involved" case, not routine edits.