Link your account, choose a post, then filter replies by keywords, mentions, date range, and duplicates before randomly drawing winners.
Select a thread
Exclude yourself from the giveaway
Link your account, pick a thread, set your conditions, and draw — four steps to announce your winners
Authorize through Meta's official flow — no password needed.
Pick the thread from your posts you want to run the giveaway on.
Turn your rules into draw conditions — Pitchat filters out only the valid replies.
Draw winners in one click, then copy the list or save a public winner page to share.
Threads discussions move fast — a single post can rack up hundreds of replies in half a day. Turn your giveaway rules into draw conditions and let Pitchat apply them and build the full list, so you never have to scroll back through a thread checking who qualifies.
No matter how many replies there are, Pitchat reads every one. Even in a thread with thousands of replies, every reply has an equal shot — not just the fastest repliers.
Threads derail fast, mixing in chatter that has nothing to do with your giveaway. Set keywords (match any or match all) to keep only replies that actually stay on topic.
Once enabled, Pitchat only counts each account's first reply — no matter how many times someone comments, their odds stay the same as everyone else's.
Set a valid start and end time for replies — old comments from before your announcement and late replies after the deadline are automatically excluded.
Set up your quantities for first, second, third prize and more up front — Pitchat draws them all in sequence, no need to run it multiple times.
Require replies to @mention a minimum number of friends to qualify — the rule itself helps bring more people into the discussion.
Three common Threads giveaway setups
Scenario
A creator launches a giveaway on Threads, inviting followers to reply to enter — taking advantage of how open thread discussions naturally drive engagement.
Solution
As the discussion grows, replies quickly pile up to hundreds, making it hard for organizers to check who actually qualifies one by one. Turning the giveaway rules into draw conditions lets Pitchat compile the full list automatically — no manual searching required.
Boosts community engagement and gives the draw results something concrete to stand on
Scenario
A creator launches a giveaway on Threads, inviting followers to reply to enter — taking advantage of how open thread discussions naturally drive engagement.
Solution
As the discussion grows, replies quickly pile up to hundreds, making it hard for organizers to check who actually qualifies one by one. Turning the giveaway rules into draw conditions lets Pitchat compile the full list automatically — no manual searching required.
Boosts community engagement and gives the draw results something concrete to stand on
We optimize across three dimensions — fairness, efficiency, and experience — building trust through transparency to achieve "procedural fairness." For more on our design philosophy, check out our blog post.
We take a "procedural fairness" approach, building trust through full transparency rather than a promise alone. Every draw step runs in your own browser, so you can open your browser's developer tools and inspect the logic yourself; once you save a list, the applied conditions are recorded alongside the winners.
It's a web tool — just open it in a mobile or desktop browser, no app install needed. After signing in, pick the thread you want to draw from your thread list, and Pitchat automatically reads all its public replies. Set your draw conditions, then click Draw to randomly pick a winner. The whole flow is just 4 steps: link your account → select a thread → set conditions → draw and announce.
We need your consent to read the relevant data through Meta's official API in a secure, compliant way. This is both a Meta platform requirement and a safeguard for your account and data.
If you run into trouble linking your Threads account on mobile, try switching to a desktop browser instead — it's usually a more stable experience. Use a mainstream browser like Chrome, Safari, or Edge, and make sure you're signed in to the right Threads account.
Yes. You can generate a time-limited authorization link and send it to the account owner, who completes the authorization on Threads themselves — no need to ask for their password, and they don't need to sign up for Pitchat either. Once authorized, the account is added to your Pitchat, and you can read its threads and replies to run the giveaway. You can unlink it in Pitchat anytime you no longer need it; the account owner can also remove the authorization from their own Threads app settings at any time. This is great for social media managers, marketing agencies, or any team managing accounts on a client's behalf — and the same delegated-authorization approach also works for the Instagram giveaway tool, Facebook giveaway tool, and YouTube giveaway tool.
There's currently no free plan for Threads comment giveaways — just pick a paid plan that matches your usage.
It supports several conditions: keyword filtering (match any or all), excluding duplicate replies, time-range filtering, requiring a minimum number of tagged friends, block-list management, excluding the post author's own account, and excluding repeat winners. Multiple conditions can be enabled at once and combined as an intersection, so only replies that truly meet the rules make the draw list.
Yes. Multiple filter conditions can be enabled at the same time — Pitchat applies all of them together, so only replies that fully satisfy every condition make the draw list, keeping your rules strictly enforced.
Keyword filtering uses exact matching — a reply must fully contain the keyword you set to be included. You can set multiple keywords and choose "match any" or "match all" mode to fine-tune your filter.
Yes! You can add multiple prizes (like first, second, and third place) and set a quantity for each. Pitchat draws winners for each prize in sequence, and you can choose whether the same person can win more than one prize.
The draw currently sources from a thread's public replies — reposts and quoted threads aren't included yet. A common workaround is to ask followers in your post text to reply directly on the original thread to enter.
No. Due to Threads API policy, third-party tools can't access a post's full list of likes. To run a giveaway, invite your followers to reply on your thread instead — Pitchat can read those replies and run the draw.
No. The Threads API currently doesn't allow reading a full follower list for cross-checking. We recommend stating "must follow this account" in your giveaway rules, then manually checking whether each winner follows you after the draw.
Possible reasons: (1) the reply was deleted by its author, (2) the replier's account was deactivated, or (3) Threads API restrictions blocked access. If the read count doesn't match what you see on Threads, we recommend manually checking the thread's replies there.
Yes! Once the draw is complete, you can copy the winner list to your clipboard in one click, ready to post back in the thread. You can also save the draw as a public winner-list page, complete with a link back to the thread and the conditions that were applied, so followers can easily verify it.
Yes, you can re-draw. Pitchat caches the first-stage reply pool for 30 minutes to speed up the draw process. To clear the cache and re-fetch the latest replies, click the gear icon in the top-right corner of the "Draw Results" section and choose "Clear cached data" from the settings menu.