Comparison

SoldSheet vs AuctionMethod

White-label auction software where you run your own branded bidding site, with flat-fee pricing and no commission.

AuctionMethod got the anti-commission pricing right, and if you want your own branded bidding site they're a legitimate choice. But their model asks you to bring your own bidders — there is no marketplace behind it — and the flat price accumulates add-ons: setup fees, a consignor-management add-on, an extra monthly fee to use your own Stripe. SoldSheet keeps the flat price actually flat and publishes to the marketplaces where bidders already are.

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Where AuctionMethod wins

A white-label bidding site under your own brand, including timed and simulcast auctions — SoldSheet doesn't host bidding at all
Longer track record running online auctions end to end

Where SoldSheet wins

Flat means flat: consignor management, payments with your own Stripe, and every module included at $99/month
Built to publish into HiBid, LiveAuctioneers, Proxibid, and AuctionZip — where the bidders already are
AI cataloging from photos
No setup fee

Side by side

Capability	SoldSheet	AuctionMethod
Entry price	$99/month, $0 setup	$100/month plus $250 setup
Consignor management	Included	$75/month add-on
Use your own Stripe	Included	$175/month + $275 setup, higher tiers only
Marketplace publishing	HiBid, LiveAuctioneers, Proxibid, AuctionZip exports	None — your own site only
Bidder audience	The marketplaces' existing bidder pools	You bring your own traffic