An AI agent calls bids, manages increments, tracks time, and closes sales — automatically. For estate sales, auto dealers, government surplus, and real estate.
The Problem
Estate sale companies, county surplus offices, and fleet dealers all hit the same ceiling — they can only run as many auctions as they can book live auctioneers for.
Flat fees, travel costs, and setup time — before you've sold a single lot. That's pure margin drain on every auction.
Scaled demand requires scaled supply. But auctioneers don't clone. Running parallel events means paying parallel auctioneers.
Good auctioneers are booked solid. Surplus disposal and estate clearance can't wait — the agent is available on demand.
How It Works
Three steps from setup to sold. No auction experience required.
Add lots, set starting bids and minimum increments, upload photos, and schedule your auction window. Takes minutes, not hours.
The AI caller announces each lot, accepts bids from participants, enforces increments, manages the countdown, and calls the close — in real time, automatically.
Winning bids, buyer contact info, and invoices are waiting in your dashboard the moment the gavel falls. Settlement is yours to handle — we handle everything else.
Pricing
No contracts, no per-lot fees. Pay a flat monthly rate and run as many auctions as your plan allows.
From the blog
The full breakdown: flat fees, travel, setup, and the hidden margin drag most operators never quantify.
Read article →A concrete before-and-after cost model for a company running 20 auctions a month.
Read article →Why dynamic increment algorithms outperform fixed tables — and how that translates to more final value.
Read article →Set up in minutes. No credit card required. Cancel anytime.
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