Most people never need to pay
Checking numbers, watching your tickets and telling you when one wins are free, and they are staying free. MilliCheck+ is for people who play often enough to feel the limits.
MilliCheck+
$24a year
Or $3.99 a month, which is $47.88 over a year. The annual saves you $23.88.
There is no billing switched on yet. This is what it will cost when there is.
Free against MilliCheck+
| Free | MilliCheck+ | |
|---|---|---|
| Checking numbers | Unlimited, no account | The same |
| Saving a ticket | 10 at a time | As many as you like |
| Checked after every drawing | Always | The same |
| Email when a ticket wins | Always | The same |
| Reading a ticket from a photo | 5 for the life of the account | Unlimited |
| A reminder before a claim deadline expires Not built yet | Not yet | Not yet |
Two of those rows are the whole difference: how many tickets you can hold at once, and how many you can photograph instead of typing. Every other row is the same on both sides because it is the part that makes this site worth using at all.
The last row is listed because it is coming, not because it is included. Nothing on this page is sold before it exists.
What is free, and stays free
- Checking a ticket
- No account at all. Type your numbers on any lottery's page and get a real answer. Nothing you type is written to our database or to our logs.
- Watching your tickets
- Automatic, for everyone. Save a ticket and we check it against every drawing it covers, including advance play, without you coming back.
- Telling you when you win
- Always free. A win nobody was told about is the exact thing this site exists to prevent, so it is not something we would ever put behind a payment.
- Typing tickets in
- Unlimited. The photo reader has an allowance. Typing the numbers in yourself never has, and never will.
- Every page on this site
- Open. Results, payout charts, odds, the rules for each state, when ticket sales stop, and the guides. None of it is behind an account.
- Not being told a number we cannot stand behind
- Not a feature. It is the product. Where a prize is a jackpot tier, a California pari-mutuel amount, or a multiplier we were not told, you get the reason rather than a confident figure. Why we never print a jackpot figure
Tell me when it opens
Why these two and nothing else
A scan costs us one reading of one photograph, once. A saved ticket costs us a check against every drawing it covers, for as long as it lives, and an email at the end. The expensive thing is the watching, not the reading, so the ticket limit is the real line and the scan allowance is the generous one.
What MilliCheck+ will gain
Reminders as a claim deadline approaches, the full archive of everything you have ever saved, search across it, a note of where you put the physical ticket, and a summary at the end of the year. None of that is built yet, so none of it is being sold yet. When something exists it will appear in the table above and not before.
What we are not going to do
Sell your data, show you advertising, or load a single thing from anybody else's server. The last one you can check yourself in about ten seconds with your browser's network tab, which is the point of doing it that way rather than writing a policy about it.
We are also not going to charge for the part that makes this site worth trusting. If that ever changes, it will change in the open and not quietly.
Check a ticket
You do not need an account, and you do not need to read any more of this page first.