Auctions
Find lots worth bidding on
Auctions lists open liquidation and wholesale lots that come with a manifest, with every line priced against eBay sold listings. Here’s how to narrow them to the few worth a closer look.
What’s in Auctions
Lots come from B-Stock, Direct Liquidation, 888 Lots, Via Trading and more: 5 liquidation and wholesale marketplaces in all. As of Sep 29, 2026, that’s 2,000+ open lots (1,400+ auctions and 580+ fixed-price lots).
- Auctions have a closing time and show the current bid.
- Fixed-price lots are wholesale lots marked “Fixed price”. Their verdict reads “max suggested price” instead of “max suggested bid”.
- Only lots with a captured manifest appear.
Auctions is updated throughout the day. B-Stock is checked every 5 minutes and the other sites every 10, and what you see in the app can be up to about 30 minutes old.
Start with a quick view
Each quick view shows a live count, so you can see at a glance how many lots fit.
| Quick view | Shows |
|---|---|
| All lots | All open lots with manifests. |
| With comps | Lots with eBay sold comps. |
| Closing in 24h | Auctions that close within the next 24 hours. |
| Under max suggested bid | Lots whose current bid or price is below their max suggested bid. |
Filter
- Auction site: B-Stock, Direct Liquidation and the rest.
- Category and seller.
- Condition: the seller’s own label. Prices aren’t adjusted for it.
- Evidence: Strong, Fair or No counted comps. What evidence means
- Search by keyword.
- Hide flagged lots: hides lots that are mostly food.
Sort
Sort by comp value, profit, profit %, potential profit, fastest to profit, closing soonest, max suggested bid, MSRP, items or comp coverage.
Table or cards
Table shows 13 columns side by side, for comparing many lots at once. Cards show one lot per card. Both work on a phone.
What the numbers mean
Every number in the list comes from the lot’s manifest and real eBay sales. How lot values work explains each one, and Read a lot page shows the sales behind every line.