Where is Spanish Auction Software located?

Spanish Auction Software is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia.

Where does Spanish Auction Software rank among its competitors?

Spanish Auction Software ranks 51st amongst 54 active competitors, of which 6 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was SwiftVee, which secured $10M in Nov, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of Spanish Auction Software?

Spanish Auction Software's top competitors include Auction Mobility, ATG and SwiftVee. Among them, SwiftVee secured the most recent funding round in November, 2025.

Spanish Auction Software - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Developer of online software for managing digital and live auctions. The platform enables users to host auction events directly on their websites, providing tools for real-time bidding, payment processing, and bidder verification. It includes features for automated lot cataloging, multi-language support, and integration with various payment gateways. The technology is designed to operate on multiple devices without requiring application downloads, supporting both timed and webcast-style auction formats. Administrative functions include tools for invoicing, reporting, and marketing to maintain control over bidder databases and transaction records.

Key Metrics

Location

Melbourne, Australia

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

51^st among 54 active competitors

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Top competitors of Spanish Auction Software include Auction Mobility, ATG and SwiftVee. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Spanish Auction Software, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Auction Mobility 2013, Boston (United States), Acquired	Cloud-based software solution to create online auction bidding stores	$7.41M	FJ Labs, Fabrice Grinda	56/100
2nd	ATG 1971, London (United Kingdom), Public	Operator of digital marketplaces for the sale of curated items	-	Bandon Partners	54/100
3rd	SwiftVee 2016, Cape Town (South Africa), Series A	Online auction platform for buying and selling livestock products	$11.5M	HAVAIC, Subtropico & 2 others	51/100
4th	NextLot 2007, Raleigh (United States), Unfunded	Provider of online auction software for businesses	-	-	46/100
5th	Paid 2014, San Francisco (United States), Seed	Online invoicing platform for auction businesses	$1.52M	Y Combinator, Founder Collective & 4 others	37/100
6th	Auction Software 2011, Richardson (United States), Acquired	Developer of software providing customisable marketplace and auction solutions	-	-	34/100
7th	Auction Flex 2001, Ocala (United States), Unfunded	Platform offering auction management solution for businesses	-	-	33/100
8th	Wavebid 2011, Omaha (United States), Acquired	Provider of auction managment software and tools	-	-	32/100
9th	Artisio 2020, London (United Kingdom), Seed	Platform offering cloud-based auction management software	$308K	Jenson Funding Partners, Thompson Taraz & 7 others	32/100
10th	BidWrangler 2013, Harrisonburg (United States), Unfunded	Provider of auction software solutions, mobile bidding apps, and website integration	-	-	32/100
51st	Spanish Auction Software Melbourne (Australia), Unfunded	Developer of online software for managing digital and live auctions	-	-	16/100