176 auction platforms · 33 countries
Vehicles, industrial machinery, insolvency stock, government surplus and collectibles — the platforms that actually run the sales, with the details you need before you register.
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Sweden
Auktionstorget is run by Kronofogden, the Swedish Enforcement Authority — the state body that recovers debts on behalf of creditors. When someone cannot pay…
Sweden
Budi Auktioner runs online auctions across Sweden with a catalogue organised by what the lot is rather than where it came from: trucks, interiors and furniture…
Raahe, Finland
Lainvoima is a Finnish auction platform built around one source: konkurssipesät, bankruptcy estates. Where general auction sites mix insolvency lots in with…
Belgium
Veilbalie runs open online auctions in Belgium, and its calendar shows how varied the supply is: when we checked, a fashion stock sale sat alongside a bankruptcy…
Belgium
BellAuction runs numbered online sales in Belgium, each built around a single event — a joinery closing down, a warehouse being cleared, a showroom emptied, an…
Estonia
KBAuctions sells machinery and vehicles by auction across the Baltic and Nordic region, and it sits inside a larger group: KB Auto operates in Estonia, Finland and…
Which European car auction platforms accept private buyers and which are closed to licensed dealers — with the access rule, country and fee position for each, from 137 platforms we track.
How Germany's customs auction site works: who is allowed to sell there, the five-minute closing rule, why no buyer's premium is charged, and what collection within ten days involves.
What it costs to win a lot at Europe's largest industrial auction house: the buyer's premium and VAT stacked on the hammer price, the soft close, and what collection actually requires.
How European auction platforms are actually organised: the four kinds of seller, who is allowed to bid, what the hammer price leaves out, and the checks worth making before you register.
