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Why we built NoFee
Every other place you could run an auction takes a slice of what you raise — a percentage of the youth-group trip, the band uniforms, the family's estate. We thought that was backwards. So NoFee charges one small, flat monthly rate and takes nothing from the sale itself — every dollar you raise stays with your people.
The problem
A big marketplace takes its percentage and a payment fee on top. An auction company takes a commission and a buyer's premium. Even a "free" fundraising app usually clips the donation on the way through. None of it was designed for a church hall, a booster club, or a family clearing a parent's home — it was designed to monetize transactions, and a community's good cause is just another transaction to it.
The result is always the same: the more you raise, the more they take. Your best night becomes their best night.
Our one rule
“We don't earn more when you do. The flat rate is the same whether your auction raises fifty dollars or fifty thousand — so the windfall is yours, all of it.”
A flat monthly rate for sellers — and nothing taken from any sale. Bidding is always free.
Winners pay the seller through their own apps — Venmo, PayPal, cash. The money never routes through us.
Starting a community costs nothing — your own branded page, your name, your rules, your people's trust carried online.
Run it on the web, in a fellowship hall, or both at once — the same auction, everywhere your people are.
What it can do
Everything a serious sale needs, and a few things you won't find anywhere else.
Bid from a phone anywhere, or print QR cards to set beside the items. A projector board shows the whole room what's live and closing.
Set a maximum and let it bid for you, hidden reserves, and a late-bid clock extension so nobody gets sniped at the buzzer.
Organizers, sellers, and helper crews who can photograph and draft listings without ever seeing payment details. Belong to as many communities as you like.
Members can flag a bad listing; organizers can pull it. Two-way reviews after every sale, and anyone removed from a community can't keep bidding in it.
Once a lot sells, buyer and seller connect directly — shipping address shared, contact revealed at payment, and every common payment app supported.
Every winning lot earns a printable Certificate of Notoriety; every estate sale, a Book of Buyers — verifiable, with a QR back to the record.
Who it's for
If your group can gather things to sell and people to bid, it can run a NoFee auction. One subscription covers every kind.
Pricing, plainly
Starting a community costs nothing, and always will. Bidding is free for everyone. The only subscription is for the people selling — one plan that works across every community they sell in.
Starter
$10/mo
Up to 300 active listings. Everything you need to run real sales.
Standard
$25/mo
Unlimited listings and helper crews — the whole estate team on one account.
Pro
$50/mo
Custom branding, bulk import, advanced analytics, and live auction streaming.
And every seller starts free — their first 30 days or first 10 listings, whichever comes first. There's never a commission on a single sale.
Built for seasonal sellers
Drafting is free, forever — so you can photograph and write up a whole season's worth of items over the winter without paying a cent. Then subscribe for the one month you run the sale, list it all at once, and let it lapse when you're done. Your community and everything in it stays put, ready for next time. You pay for the months you sell, not the months you prepare.
Not open just yet
Leave your email and we'll send you an early-access pass — your spot for the moment communities open and bidding goes live. Got a question? Ask away.