Create your bidder account
Start with a secure account, verified contact details and buyer identity checks. The auction room only works when every active bidder has completed the required readiness steps.
A clear buyer and seller journey from registration, legal-pack review and live bidding through to winner confirmation, memorandum steps, solicitor handover and completion tracking.
Switch between the buyer and seller journeys to see how each party moves through the auction process.
Start with a secure account, verified contact details and buyer identity checks. The auction room only works when every active bidder has completed the required readiness steps.
The lot page must make the auction state obvious: current bid, minimum next bid, reserve status, legal-pack access, bidder readiness, countdown timing, fair-bidding extension and completion next steps.
Accurate closing time and extension status stay visible on the lot page.
Reserve met or not met is shown without exposing the confidential reserve price.
Bid eligibility, minimum increment and auction timing are checked before acceptance.
Bid history, notifications, legal-pack acknowledgement and completion events are retained.
Build confidence before bidding: save lots, complete checks, read the legal pack, set alerts, use auto-bid where appropriate and be ready for the next steps if you win.
Prepare the lot, approve the reserve, track buyer demand and keep the post-auction handover moving from one seller workspace.
The reserve is the confidential minimum figure agreed with the seller. The page can show whether bidding has reached that level without revealing the reserve amount.
Property auctions are serious legal transactions. Identity, legal-pack and payment-readiness checks protect sellers, buyers and the integrity of the auction room.
If a qualifying bid is placed in the closing window, the auction may extend automatically. This prevents last-second sniping and gives active bidders time to respond.
Yes. The seller dashboard is designed to show readiness, buyer interest, watchers, legal-pack views, messages and auction-manager next actions.
Letterbox opens the winner next steps with confirmation, payment instructions, solicitor details, memorandum steps and the completion timetable set by the legal pack.
No. Sellers can list through Letterbox with no seller listing charge, no marketing fee and no estate-agent commission from the seller side.