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Photograph the room. We name the lot.

House of Bid houses the sale on a clock. Listing boards post a date — they do not give you bidder CRM, dock scheduling, or pickup QR. Estate $199 · Yard $79 (proposed). Use the tabs for the questionnaire, the photo, posting reminders, and pickup.

Estate and yard

Estate $199 · Yard $79

One timed sale, same clock as the house. Yard price is proposed. Not a house retainer.

Post the estate first and build awareness until enough people are watching, then launch. Default week: preview Tuesday and Wednesday, bidding closes Thursday, pickup Friday and Saturday — or make arrangements. Answer the questionnaire so we can recommend a plan. Comps helpers, not an appraisal.

What is this sale

What do you want from this sale

Questionnaire, then a plan

House of Bid houses the estate on a clock. Listing boards post the sale; they do not run the bidding software. What sells, sells. Use this to see whether you should clock everything, protect a few lots, or leftover-buy-now what does not close. Same leftover and floor tools are available to warehouse sellers.

House of Bid houses the sale on a clock. Bidders commit to the standing bid. What sells, sells. A minimum is a safety net on lots you cannot replace — not a way to skip the auction.

Goal
Host minimums
If a lot does not sell
Before the clock

Recommended

Clear the house

No host minimums. Start bids stay low. People bid. Leftover buy-now is optional after the clock, still below typical sold low.

Typical sold
$140$200 (example)
Start bid
$43.40
Host minimum
None
Ceiling (comps high)
$200
Leftover buy-now
$70

Typical sold ranges are comps helpers, not an appraisal. A floor at or above typical sold low is why lots fail to sell. The clock is the sale: what meets the rules sells. Unsold pieces can leftover-buy-now, list later, or leave the catalog.

Read seller plans, floors, and leftovers and listing boards vs the clock.

In the app

CRM, scheduling, QR — that is the product

You are not paying us only to host a bid. The fee is access to the house tools in the app: bidder CRM, reminders we send, dock scheduling, and pickup QR.

  • Bidder CRM

    Creytix CRM in the house — import, remind, and keep repeat paddles on the same pipeline board. Reminders are a CRM job, not a second Mailchimp bill.

  • Reminders from the app

    Preview morning, close-eve, and pickup-morning nudges go out from House of Bid to the people on that sale. Copy is wired now; live SMTP stays gated until ops clears send.

  • Dock scheduling

    Creytix Scheduling in the app: winners pick a weekend window; staff see the same appointment at the dock — not a spreadsheet after the clock.

  • Pickup QR

    Paid invoices get a pass with a QR at the dock. Sell pieces get a sticker QR on the walk so the photo becomes a lot.

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