Ever wondered, “Is Omaze legit?”. You’re not alone. Many others also stop and wisely think, “Hang on. Apparently I could win a house worth millions of pounds while helping to raise millions of pounds for UK charities? Come on people, it’s a scam.”
When Paul Knight, winner of our Bath House Draw, 2025, was asked what he’d tell people about Omaze, his answer was simple: “It’s real.”
Every Omaze Million Pound House Draw has one guaranteed winner—and Paul, who won a house in Batheaston worth £4,000,000, is one of over 50 Grand Prize winners who have become multimillionaires when they picked up the keys to their Omaze Million Pound House.
To date, Omaze has given away over £200 Million in prizes—from luxury houses to cars and cash. And because we believe no one should have to choose between dreaming big and doing good, the Omaze Community has raised over £150 Million for vital UK charities changing lives across the country (as of July 2026).
So what’s the catch?
Well… there isn’t one.
But of course, we would say that.
So don’t just take our word for it. Here are four simple ways to see for yourself that Omaze really is, well, real.
Hear it from our amazing charity partners
Since launching in the UK in 2020, Omaze has partnered with more than 30 charities, including British Heart Foundation, Alzheimer's Research UK, Cancer Research UK and RSPB. The £150 Million raised by the Omaze Community has funded life-changing services, crucial research and long-term impact right across the UK. But we’re not stopping there—learn about our first multi-year partnership with Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity to build a new Children’s Cancer Centre.
Read all about us in the press
Omaze and our winners have been covered by some of the UK’s best-known media. Here’s three of our favourite pieces:
- The BBC reported that Lake District House winner Nicola Dickinson won the £4,500,000 property after her husband told her she would “never win in a million years”.
- The Financial Times interviewed Omaze CEO Matt Pohlson about his near-death experience and how our luxury house draws have become a major force in UK charity fundraising.
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The Express joined Omaze Chief International Officer James Oakes while he grappled with Snow the kitten, following our inaugural partnership with the RSPCA
See what the Government say about us
Okay, so the Government-backed Voluntary Code of Conduct for prize draws isn’t exactly the most riveting read—your holiday page-turner can rest easy. However, we’re proud to support the Department for Culture, Media and Sport as a founding signatory of these guidelines, which set the bar for all prize draws to ensure that they are honest, transparent and fair. Because it’s important to us that anyone who enters our draws to feel informed, protected and in control.
Check out our Trustpilot reviews
Our Trustpilot reviews are one of the clearest signs that people trust what we do. With an Excellent 4.5 rating from over 720,000 reviews (as of July 2026) Omaze stands out not just for the strength of our score, but for the sheer scale of customer feedback behind it. We are so grateful for every review—yes, even the bad ones! Because when the Omaze Community tells us what they think could be better it helps improve everyone's experience of being a part of our draws.
You could be next
Every Omaze draw gives you the chance to win something extraordinary, while helping raise money for incredible UK charities and their vital work across the UK.
You can check out our live draws on the Omaze homepage.
And you could be next to stand in your own Million Pound Omaze House and say, “It’s real.”