Auction Flex
8.0#4 in auction softwareFrom $85 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebLinux
VisitAuction Flex vs SchoolAuction.net
SchoolAuction.net
7.7#2 in school fundraising softwareFrom $1,000 a yearAndroidiOSWeb
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| Fact | Auction Flex | SchoolAuction.net |
|---|---|---|
| Auction formats | The product supports internet absentee bidding, internet-only auctions and webcast live bidding through HiBid. | The platform supports silent, live, online, mobile, virtual and hybrid auctions from one event site. |
| Company history | Auction Flex says it was founded in August 2000 by Brandon Harker and Curt Davis in Ocala, Florida. | The company says its original developers created the service after organizing school auctions and that it has served the community since 2004. |
| Company profile | LinkedIn lists Auction Flex 360 as privately held, headquartered in Ocala, Florida, with a stated company size of 501–1,000 employees. | LinkedIn lists SchoolAuction.net as privately held, headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with 2–10 employees and a 2006 founding year. |
| Founded | 2000 | 2004 |
| Headquarters | Lincoln, Nebraska, United States | Portland, Oregon, United States |
Auction Flex plans
- Free trialFree
- First 25 GB cloud storageFree
- 1 Workstation$85 a month
- Solo$95 a month
- 2 Workstations$120 a month
- Team$145 a month
SchoolAuction.net plans
- Acorn (Non-Profit)$79, paid once
- Acorn$79, paid once
- Acorn (Corporate)$199, paid once
- Essentials (Non-Profit)$1,000 a year
- Essentials$1,000 a year
- Plus$1,500 a year
Pick Auction Flex if…
It suits auctioneers managing both live and online sales who need cataloging, clerking, checkout, and bidding tools. The listed plans include options for a single workstation through unlimited workstations, as well as web-based user plans.
Pick SchoolAuction.net if…
It suits schools and nonprofits organizing fundraising events, auctions, campaigns, tickets, and donations. Organizations should match their needs to the listed event-site, campaign-page, and support limits.