Auctria
8.1#2 in auction softwareFrom $375 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWeb
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What both publish
| Fact | Auctria | NextLot |
|---|---|---|
| Company history | Auctria says it has operated since 2011 and has helped organizations raise over $1.75 billion. | NextLot says Scott and Norman Finkelstein launched the company in 2007. |
| Founded | 2011 | 2007 |
| Payments | Auctria supports Stripe and Authorize.Net integrations, while cash and check payments can also be recorded. | NextLot Pay lets bidders pay invoices by credit or debit card or ACH and supports autocharging payment methods on file. |
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
NextLot plans
No prices published.
Pick Auctria if…
It suits nonprofit organizations and other event organizers running auctions or fundraisers, though nonprofit status is not required. It can fit events needing mobile bidding, ticketing, reporting, or guest management.
Pick NextLot if…
It is designed for auctioneers needing branded online auctions, webcast streaming, timed-auction tools, cataloging, payments, and marketing support. It suits sellers who want bidders to register and buy through their own websites.