The same old auction, now on screen.
The guild that calls out the price, the village market, the co-op that matches lots. It's just as alive as ever — only now it fits in your phone, everyone sees the same thing, and the settlement comes out on the spot.
Six things that change the market.
Descending auction
The price starts high and comes down. The first one to accept hits the button. The same one as always.
Ascending auction
Bids climb until nobody goes higher. Handy for one-off lots or when there's plenty of interest.
Floor price
You set the minimum you're willing to sell for. If nobody matches it, the lot doesn't go through. No drama.
Your boat, your lot, your name
Every lot comes with its origin, its weight and its signature. The buyer knows what they're buying; you know who you're selling to.
Transparent for everyone
The bid shows up on the screen. No tricks, no prices that change by word of mouth.
Settlement on the spot
The auction ends, the delivery note and the invoice come out. The guild keeps its books without an Excel behind it.
The market sets the price. You decide the floor.
A guild? A co-op? A market?
If you run an auction every day —fish, produce, whatever it is— tell us how you handle it today and we'll set up a pilot tailored to you.
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