Hammerd

Run your own auctions. Not someone else's.

Sell directly to your audience with a hosted auction platform built for branded launches, buyer confidence, and tighter control across catalogue, demand, and settlement.

Set the brand, load the lots, and launch timed, live, or always-on sales without stitching consignments, buyer activation, delivery, and payout workflows together yourself.

Setup

Ready to launch

Brand it, load your lots, and run the sale with trust and payout rules already connected.

Formats

Live + timed

Also always-on, fixed-price, Dutch, sealed bid, and event-led sales.

Trust

Built in

Payment, delivery, protection, and release stay connected.

Hammerd auction OS
Live sale

Lot 118

Mid-century armchair

Direct listing with bidding, trust, delivery tracking, and payout release kept in one flow.

Timed sale
Clean cutout of the chair from the Hammerd listing

Live bidding

Current bid

£1,240

Time left

02:15

Trust chain

Direct checkout
Buyer protection
Tracked fulfilment
Policy-led release

Get started

Simple to launch. Structured to run properly.

Hammerd is hosted, so setup focuses on brand, catalogue, and sale rules, while trust, settlement, fulfilment, and payout release stay connected.

Step 01

Set the brand

Use your own domain or branded subdomain, tune the styling, and keep the buyer journey under your name.

Step 02

Build the catalogue

Bring in stock directly or through consignments, shape the copy, and group items into events, drops, or catalogues.

Step 03

Launch and activate demand

Go live as timed, live, fixed-price, or event-led, then support the launch with your own audience, campaigns, and reactivation workflows.

Rollout fit

Works for ongoing programmes and temporary events

The same operating model works whether you are launching a long-term auction programme, a one-off charity event, or a limited-time sales campaign.

Hosted setupBranded launchOne-off eventsCharity auctions

Operating surface

More than the auction moment

Hammerd is not only the sale surface. It can also support supply intake, lifecycle marketing, and AI-assisted catalogue production around the auction.

Supply Ops

Run consignments before lots go live

Lead intake, valuation, condition reporting, and listing handoff can sit inside the same operating system as the auction.

  • Consignor intake and pipeline visibility

  • High-touch catalogue preparation

  • Listing handoff without rekeying work

Demand Ops

Activate buyer demand around the sale

Buyer profiles, segments, triggers, and campaigns help operators get the right inventory in front of the right audience.

  • Buyer profiles and reusable segments

  • Launch, ending-soon, and second-chance triggers

  • Campaigns tied to collections and events

AI listing tools

Help catalogue teams move faster

AI-assisted copy can draft grounded descriptions, titles, and campaign-ready variants before a human review and publish step.

  • Description and title suggestions

  • Meta, social, and locale-ready variants

  • Human-reviewed catalogue workflow

Control shift

Auctions no longer need a gatekeeper

Auction houses used to control access. Marketplaces widened reach but kept the customer. Now many businesses already have the audience. What they need is the infrastructure to run the sale themselves.

Brand
Formats
Trust
Release
AreaOld modelOwned model
Audience

Auction houses or marketplaces own access to buyers.

You build demand directly and keep the customer relationship.

Format

The sale has to fit the platform or event model.

The format fits the item, the audience, and the commercial goal.

Trust

Critical post-sale steps live across disconnected tools.

Payment, delivery, and release logic live in one operating model.

Margin

Control and fees are traded away for reach.

You own the experience, the pricing environment, and the economics.

Trust loop

The sale stays connected after the winning bid.

Winning the bid should start a process, not a manual chase. Hammerd keeps settlement and delivery steps attached to the same transaction.

Winning bid confirmed

The buyer moves from bidding into a structured checkout flow instead of being pushed into manual follow-up.

Funds held with rules

Buyer payment is captured with clear control over release timing and issue handling.

Delivery stays visible

Shipping, pickup, or digital fulfilment stay attached to the same transaction state.

Payout release is earned

Release happens after the agreed delivery checkpoint, not as an afterthought.

Built for

Built for auction houses. Useful far beyond them.

Different operators and event types need different sale mechanics. Hammerd supports the format, then lets each audience page show how the model fits.

Sale modes

Timed

Familiar, online-first bidding with anti-sniping and proxy support.

Live

Operator-led auctions with real-time bidding and event control.

Always-on

Continuous sales without waiting for a calendar event.

Fixed-price

Direct sale moments for stock that does not need bidding tension.

Sealed or Dutch

Specialised formats for categories that need different mechanics.

Social or stream-led

Formats that sit closer to audience attention and live engagement.

Operator proof

Built by a team that has run this at scale

Real category experience, not just theory.

See why Hammerd

Operating experience

Tens of millions in category trade

Built by people who have launched and run marketplaces at meaningful commercial scale.

Category exposure

Beyond software delivery

Experience across launch, operation, sale, and advisory work in the auction space.

What shaped the product

Built around the work after the bid

Trust, fulfilment, issue handling, and payout release were part of the operating model from day one.

Request access

Launch under your own brand

Request access to see the platform, the sale formats, and the rollout fit for your business or event.

Hosted setupMultiple sale formatsGuided rollout

Tell us your use case and launch timing. We will show how Hammerd fits your brand, sale format, and rollout.