Pricing
No setup fees. No subscription fees.
Just a simple percentage on sold lots, with the option to pass this cost to winning bidders at checkout — so you can run your auction at no cost to you and use Indy.auction's software for free.
Free
FreeStarter
6%For enterprise-level services including custom integrations and bespoke features, please get in touch.
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Auction software with zero costs.
Choose the Free tier plan or add a buyer’s fee to cover your costs. With no setup fees or monthly subscriptions, secure your own free auction site quickly and easily.

Auction Management Services
Our user-friendly, no-code auction software enables you to run your own auctions with ease, whenever you choose. But we can also provide additional support when needed.

Try a demo auction.
Experience the bidder journey and customisation options with our free Pro-Plan demo auctions.
FAQS
Any optional Auction Management Services are invoiced separately by The Auction Collective.
There are no additional auction fees.
Indy.auction is designed as a self-serve auction platform, so you can run your own auctions whenever you like at no extra cost to the percentage software fee on sold lots.
However, if you'd like support with setting up your account, uploading lots, or managing your auction, we offer optional services for a pre-agreed fee. You can learn more on these here.
When setting up your auction, you can choose to add a Buyer’s Fee - either as a fixed amount or a percentage of the final price. The exact amount is entirely up to you and can be used to cover your auction costs.
This fee will be automatically added to the buyer’s checkout total, on top of the hammer price (the final result for the auction lot).
The Buyer’s Fee is clearly displayed on the auction page under Auction Rules, and is included in the default auction terms and conditions - so all bidders are fully informed before placing any bids.
Payment provider fees, such as those charged by Stripe or PayPal are charged separately by the payment provider themselves.