Choose the auction type per item
Not every item deserves the same rules. Publish one as an open ascending auction, a sealed bid or a fixed price, and the format is enforced for you β nobody has to referee a bidding war in voice chat.
Features
Auction House
The auction house runs the bidding for you: you publish the items, members bid, and the result is recorded with the price paid and the balance spent. No screenshots, no disputes, no manual bookkeeping.
Transparent bidding instead of whispered officer deals.
Several auction types, from open bid to sealed and fixed price
Winning bids deducted from the balance automatically
Full bid history visible to every member
Runs on the same ledger as the guild bank
Bids and balances stay in sync
Winning bids are deducted from the member's balance the moment the auction closes, and the same ledger powers the guild bank and DKP records. One number, one source of truth.
Every decision is on the record
Each auction keeps its bids, timestamps and winner. When somebody asks why an item went the way it did, the answer is a page they can read rather than an officer's recollection.
Frequently asked questions
Which auction formats are supported?
Several formats are supported, including open bidding, sealed bids and fixed-price sales. You choose the format per item.
Are bids hidden from other members?
That depends on the auction type you publish. Sealed bids stay hidden until the auction closes; open auctions are visible to the guild as they happen.
Does it handle DKP automatically?
Yes. Balances are updated from auction results, and the same ledger is used for loot distribution and rewards.
Built to work together
Every feature shares one roster, one permission model and one audit log. A member added once is recognised everywhere: raids, loot, bank and applications.