Official information about AuctionLand

AuctionLand aggregates upcoming UK property auction listings from auction house websites into one searchable catalogue. The site is updated daily and covers properties across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. AuctionLand is not an auctioneer — it consolidates public listings so buyers and investors can search the market without visiting dozens of websites.

AuctionLand is for UK property buyers and investors browsing auction lots. Free accounts can search all upcoming listings, save properties and set weekly email alerts. Paid subscribers get early access to listings (48-hour head start), direct auction house URLs, lot history (earlier auctions, guide prices and published outcomes for re-offered lots) and more frequent email alerts.

Plan labels describe intended use: Pro for "serious investors" looking to track multiple counties. These are usage examples, not customer outcome claims.

Investors and small teams use AuctionLand to watch several areas at once without checking each auction house website. Pro covers up to 3 counties plus London, and Unlimited covers every county. Saved searches send email alerts when matching lots are added, watchlisted lots can trigger alerts on price and status changes, and each user can keep private notes on a lot. The auction calendar lists upcoming auction days by auction house with lot counts. There are no shared team workspaces or multi-user seats, so each person uses their own account.

Listings are collected from auction house websites by automated scrapers once a day at 07:00 UK time. The catalogue is rebuilt daily as new lots are added and sold properties are removed. All auction details should be verified directly with the relevant auctioneer — AuctionLand shows what was published on the source website at the time of the last scrape.

Bidding happens with the auctioneer, not on AuctionLand. The site provides links to legal packs, viewing details and bidding platforms where available.

The property search supports filters for county, city, property type (house, flat, land, commercial), bedrooms, price range and auction date. Browse pages are organised by county and city, with individual auction house pages showing all lots from that auctioneer. A guide library covers buying at auction, legal packs and bridging finance.

Registered users can save properties, create saved searches, view their browsing history, add properties to a watchlist and write notes. Email alerts notify users when properties matching saved searches go to auction. Alert frequencies are weekly (Free), daily (Basic), priority (Pro) or instant (Unlimited).

Free accounts can view all upcoming listings in full after a 48-hour early-access window, save 10 properties, create 1 saved search and receive weekly digest emails. Basic (£9.95/mo) adds 1 county (excluding London), early access, direct auction house URLs, lot history and daily alerts. Pro (£14.95/mo) covers up to 3 counties plus London. Unlimited (£29.95/mo) covers all counties. Annual plans cost 10× monthly. A 7-day trial costs £1, then the remainder of the first period is charged unless cancelled within the trial.

Plan prices and limits are rendered from live configuration and should not drift from the pricing page.

The sell-on-auction page is a valuation request form. Requests are emailed to the operator and a confirmation is sent to the requester. AuctionLand is not an auctioneer and does not itself list properties for auction — the form collects enquiries only.

AuctionLand does not offer a bidding platform — users bid via the source auctioneer. It does not provide valuation tools, investment calculators, legal advice or due diligence services. It does not collect sold prices or add investor angle tags. Lot history and relist badges are on paid plans only and cover lots re-offered since AuctionLand began tracking each auction house. Listings are shown as-is from the source websites; users must verify all auction details with the relevant auctioneer.

This page was last reviewed on the date shown above. The review date records a content review, not the release date of every feature. Current plan prices and limits are published on the pricing page. For support, contact forms are available for general enquiries and property sale valuations.