Organise an estate into numbered lots, publish a clear online catalogue, take timed bids and manage buyer invoices from one PHP Pro Bid installation.
Your domain, your catalogue and your registered bidder data.
Buyers can move from the event page to individual lots, see the current bid and place a bid from the same branded site.
Set the sale name, dates, location and interval between lot closing times.
Add factual titles, descriptions, photographs and an illustrative starting bid for each lot.
Registered buyers browse the catalogue, place proxy bids and receive outbid notifications.
Review winning bids, organise buyer invoices and record payment through your chosen method.
The seller area provides one place to manage the event, listings and sale status.
Group a complete catalogue under one sale name, schedule and public event page.
Close lots in sequence and use soft-close extensions when bidding remains active.
Buyers enter a maximum and the platform bids incrementally on their behalf.
Automated alerts tell registered buyers when they have been outbid.
Turn completed transactions into invoices, then collect payment through the method you choose.
Use your domain, logo and visual identity across catalogue, registration and bidding screens.
Each lot page keeps the photograph, factual description, current price and bidding control together.
Cloud is the simplest starting point for an estate-sale business that does not want to manage a server. Managed VPS is the natural step for dedicated resources and heavier bidding traffic. Self-hosting remains available for teams with their own infrastructure.
PHP Pro Bid handles the hosting and updates so you can focus on cataloguing and running sales.
Dedicated server resources with setup and infrastructure management handled for you.
Install PHP Pro Bid on infrastructure you control when your team prefers to manage the stack.
Create an Auction Event, add numbered lots with photographs and starting bids, publish the catalogue, then let registered bidders compete online. After closing, the seller can review winning bids and generate invoices for completed sales.
Yes. Auction Events support a closing interval between lots, so a large catalogue can close in sequence. Soft-close rules can also extend an active lot when a late bid is placed.
Yes. PHP Pro Bid can run on your domain with your logo, colours and site content. Bidder registrations and auction activity stay within your installation rather than a shared marketplace account.
Cloud is the quickest route when you want PHP Pro Bid to handle hosting and updates. Managed VPS adds dedicated resources for a growing catalogue or busier bidding periods. A self-hosted license is available when you already manage your own server.
PHP Pro Bid does not add a platform transaction fee. Any payment-processing fees are charged separately by the payment provider you choose.
Start with Cloud for convenience, or choose Managed VPS when you want dedicated resources. PHP Pro Bid adds no platform transaction fee; payment-provider fees are separate.