
32auctions vs Auctria
32auctions offers browser-based software for online silent auctions, whereas Auctria is a cloud service for auctions and wider fundraising events. Both products cover silent, live and online auctions, mobile bidding, reporting, and access through Android, iOS and the web. This comparison is for Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO users choosing auction software for a charity, school, nonprofit or other event. The main differences are free-plan limits, event tools, integrations, reports and pricing.


Auctria
8.1#2 in auction softwareFrom $375 a yearWhat both publish
| Fact | 32auctions | Auctria |
|---|---|---|
| Analytics | Advanced Insights reports item performance, page views, participants, daily proceeds and fundraising forecasts. | Built-in website analytics track visitor behavior without requiring Google Analytics. |
| Founded | 2008 | 2011 |
| Rating on G2 | 5.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews | 4.8 out of 5 from 115 reviews |
32auctions plans
- FreeFree
- Most Popular$170, paid once
- Best for Live Event$240, paid once
- The Works$360, paid once
Auctria plans
- ExplorerFree
- Assist 20$49.95, paid once
- Assist 45$99.95, paid once
- Emerald$375 a year
- Launch Foundation$499, paid once
- Launch Advantage$749, paid once
Pick 32auctions if…
A free online auction with 20 items or fewer and unlimited bidders meets your needs.; You prefer paying once for each auction rather than subscribing annually.; You want participants to bid in a browser without installing an app.
Pick Auctria if…
Your event requires tickets, tables, raffles, sponsorships or paddle raises.; You want more than 100 report templates and Zapier alerts.; You need annual plans with higher bidder and team allowances.
Verdict
Choose 32auctions for a straightforward online silent auction when its free allowance of up to 20 items and unlimited bidders is sufficient or when you favor one-time auction pricing. Choose Auctria for events requiring tickets, tables, raffles, sponsorships, paddle raises, guest check-in or extensive reporting. Auctria also documents more integrations, security controls and support options. Both list Android, iOS and web access, so the choice turns on event complexity, free-tier limits, payment arrangements and annual versus per-auction billing.