Lotto.com
Lotto.com is a US service that buys official state lottery tickets on customers' behalf. How it works and where it is available.
US lottery courier; availability varies by state
This brand is not licensed in the markets we cover (or only in part of them), so it has no Wayfinder Score. If you play there, you do not get the protections a local licence brings: limits, self-exclusion and a regulator to complain to.
- Model
- Courier: buys the official ticket to order
- Market
- A limited number of US states
- Lotteries
- Powerball, Mega Millions and state games
- Cost
- Ticket price plus a service fee
How it works
Lotto.com does not run draws. Customers order tickets in the app, the company buys the official ticket from an authorised retailer and holds it, and a scan appears in the account. Small prizes are credited automatically. Large ones are claimed from the state lottery.
It is not lottery betting: a real ticket is bought for every order.
Where it stands
Lottery couriers are allowed in some US states and banned in others, and the rules have been tightening, so the list of states served changes. You must be physically in a participating state to order. The service holds no licence in the other markets we cover.
Check the app's current list for your state.
What to know
You pay a fee on top of the ticket price, and you rely on the courier to hold and deliver the ticket. Buying direct from a state lottery, where online sales exist, avoids both.
We do not score ticket purchasing services.