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Become A Seller
How does it work?
- Get registred: To begin, simply click here to start process.
- No Shipping Required: Keep your assets on-site or in storage—no need to ship them to us. Once listed, your items stay in your possession until sold. Need extra support? We can also provide transport and storage services if required, making the process even more convenient and flexible.
- Commission & Fees: We charge a set % (see our commission table below)of commission on the final hammer price. Additional transport or storage services are available, if needed, and charged separately.
- Auction Terms & Conditions: For complete transparency, we recommend reviewing our auction terms and conditions, outlining all responsibilities and processes.
- Payment Process: Once your items are sold, we take care of everything—from invoicing to collecting payments. You’ll receive your payout as soon as possible, but no later than 10 days post-sale.
Our commitment is to make the auction process smooth, hassle-free, and rewarding, ensuring top results through competitive online bidding.
| % Commission | Items or Assets |
|---|---|
| 5% | Food Trailers, Vehicles, Earth Moving Equipment, Agriculture Equipment |
| 10% | Motorcycles, Boats, Campers, Standard Trailers |
| 15% | Catering Equipment, Furniture, Electronics, Jewelry, Art |
Want a valuation First?
Please click on button to complete the form below, and our auctioneer will contact you within the hour to a FREE Valuation
General
Have you every wondered about selling at auction?
Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Here are some answers to questions that we often get asked. If your question is not covered here, just ask us and we’ll be pleased to assist!
Got more questions?
What is a public auction?
A public auction is a type of marketplace where sellers (vendors) bring goods to sell and bidders compete to buy these goods. Auctions are about achieving balance - the best outcome is where the vendor feels they got a fair price and the buyer feels they paid a fair price and everyone goes away smiling.
Seller
Valauations
If you're considering selling, we offer a free valauation service. Just send photos of your items through our a valuation upload form or bring them to the Auction Rooms, and we’ll be happy to provide an auction estimate. For a full house or a large collection, please call us to arrange a no-obligation, free visit from one of our valuers.
Contact us for a consultation and sale proposal
Valuation
We first assess and value your item.
Listing
Once valued, your item is uploaded to our online auction platform.
Auction
The item will then go live for auction, attracting potential buyers.
Sale Notification
• If the item sells for more than our valuation, you will be notified immediately.
• If the offer is less than the valuation, we will contact you to confirm if you wish to proceed with the sale.
Payment & Payout
Upon a successful sale, we will collect payment from the buyer and deposit your payout into your nominated account. This process usually takes no longer than 10 business days.
What is not accepted for auction?
We do not accept items that are damaged, or in poor condition, as well as those needing restoration or showing visible repairs. Used safety or baby equipment is excluded unless it is new and has Australian Standards safety tags attached to ensure customer safety. Certain styles of furniture, even if high quality, may not be suitable due to current demand (e.g., pink floral lounges).
If you’re unsure, send us some pictures of your items, and we’ll be glad to provide feedback on their suitability and estimated auction values.
How will I know what my ietms is worth?
The fastest and easiest way to get feedback on the value of your items is to send us a photo. Our valuers will provide an initial auction estimate. Be sure to include relevant details such as size and dimensions, brand names, how long you’ve had the items, their original purchase price, and any notes on their condition. If you have a large quantity of items or need to clear an entire household, we can often arrange an on-site appraisal visit.
Is the auction estimate price gauranteed?
No, an auction estimate is just that—an estimate. You might achieve a higher price if there is strong bidding competition, or a lower price if interest is limited—this is the nature of auctions. While the auctioneers will strive to meet the estimated price, the final selling price is determined by the bidding audience. Lots estimated below $400 will be sold at the best market price on the auction day.
For items estimated over $400, you can discuss setting a "reserve" minimum price. Reserve prices must be agreed upon with the auctioneer before the auction, and specific rules apply to reserves. If the item remains unsold, you will be required to pay the applicable lot fees and arrange for its collection at your own expense.
What is a Lot?
A lot is an item or group of items offered for sale at an auction. For example, a lot might consist of a blender with all the attachments, a box of assorted small items grouped together, or a single door fridge. Each lot includes items from only one vendor, and grouped lots usually consist of items from related categories.
Typically, we group items into "Box Lots" or "Shelf Lots" when their individual value is low. This approach allows us to achieve an efficient sale outcome for vendors without incurring multiple lot fees for listing each item separately.
What happens if it doesn't sell?
All items will eventually sell for their market value. The auctioneer will set an initial estimated selling price range for each lot, and if this range is not met, the item will be offered again in future auctions with progressively lower estimates until it is sold. The advantage of a public auction is that it draws a broad buying audience, and competitive bidding will determine the price that the market is willing to pay.