Typical pricing for raffle tickets is $1, $5, or $10. Sometimes organizers like to offer discounts like $5/ticket or 5 for $20 to encourage guests to make a larger purchase. What is important, is that organizers consider the total cost of the prize, the cost of the physical tickets and any marketing costs incurred while advertising the raffle. Then, a reasonable estimate needs to be made as to how many raffle tickets are likely to sell. It is unlikely that a room of 100 people will purchase 10,000 raffle tickets. Obviously, the number of tickets per person can vary quite a bit, but here are some numbers we've seen at our events. When tickets are priced at $1 each, people will often buy 2-5 tickets. When tickets are more like $5 or $10 each, many people will only buy 1 or 2 tickets. Using pricing strategies like volume discounts or bundling can help to increase that.