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AuctionLand vs AuctionIQ: an honest comparison for auction property buyers

Last reviewed: 12 October 2026 · Facts checked: 12 October 2026 · Written by: AuctionLand

Disclosure: This comparison is published by AuctionLand, one of the two sites compared, so read it as a competitor's view. AuctionLand is not affiliated with AuctionIQ; the name is used only to identify the service compared and belongs to its owner. Every AuctionIQ fact below links to the public page it comes from, checked on 12 October 2026. AuctionLand's numbers are counted live from its catalogue (last counted 12 October 2026, 23:21 UK time).

The short answer

  • Choose AuctionIQ if you want a valuation range for a lot before you bid: its paid plans include reports that compare the guide price with nearby sold comparables on a £/sq ft basis. (auctioniq.co.uk, auctioniq.co.uk/pricing)
  • Choose AuctionLand if you want a published update schedule (once a day at 07:00 UK time), live lot counts with the time they were counted, annual billing and a £1 7-day trial of paid plans. (auctioniq.co.uk/pricing, auctioniq.co.uk)
  • AuctionIQ says it tracks 150+ UK auction houses, more than the 5 auction-house websites AuctionLand collects from. AuctionLand offers no valuations or sold prices. (auctioniq.co.uk)

AuctionLand vs AuctionIQ at a glance

AuctionIQ facts checked 12 October 2026 on the linked pages; coverage figures are each site's own claim and are counted differently. AuctionLand figures are counted live from its catalogue and plan settings.
Feature AuctionLand AuctionIQ
What it is Auction-only search site that collects lots from auction-house websites. Not an auctioneer and does not take bids. Auction aggregator with valuation reports; describes itself as "The UK's Largest Property Auction Site" Source: auctioniq.co.uk
Coverage (own claim) 380 upcoming lots from 5 auction-house websites, counted live on 12 October 2026, 23:21 UK time "Thousands of live listings from 150+ UK auction houses" Source: auctioniq.co.uk
Data refresh Auction-house websites checked once a day at 07:00 UK time Not stated on the pages checked Source: auctioniq.co.uk, auctioniq.co.uk/pricing
Alerts Weekly on Free, daily on Basic, priority on Pro, instant on Unlimited Free: email alerts for the next 7 days only. Paid: customised alerts; the homepage promises "Instant Opportunity Alerts" Source: auctioniq.co.uk/pricing, auctioniq.co.uk
Sold prices and lot history No. AuctionLand does not show sold prices or lot history Sold comparables inside valuation reports (paid plans). No auction results archive or lot history on the pages checked Source: auctioniq.co.uk, auctioniq.co.uk/pricing
Valuation reports No Yes, on paid plans: nearby sold comparables on a £/sq ft basis, EPC data and condition from listing photos Source: auctioniq.co.uk, auctioniq.co.uk/pricing
Free tier Free plan, no card: every upcoming lot, full details after 48 hours (without direct auction-house links), 10 saved properties, 1 saved search "Browse all UK auction listings" and "Listings in the next 7 days"; email alerts for the next 7 days only. No early access, valuation reports or direct bidding links Source: auctioniq.co.uk/pricing
Price Basic £9.95 (1 county, excl. London), Pro £14.95, Unlimited £29.95 a month; annual billing 10× monthly; £1 7-day trial One County £9.95, Three Counties £14.95, Unlimited £29.95 a month; no fixed term. Annual billing not listed on the pricing page Source: auctioniq.co.uk/pricing
Who it suits Buyers who want a fixed daily update, live lot counts and annual billing Buyers who want a valuation range for each lot before bidding Source: auctioniq.co.uk

AuctionLand facts: auctionland.co.uk/ai-info, /pricing, /auction-calendar. "Not stated" or "not on the pages checked" means we did not find it on the pages linked; it does not mean AuctionIQ can't offer it.

Where AuctionIQ is stronger

  • Valuation reports: AuctionIQ's paid plans include reports built from nearby sold comparables, EPC data and listing photos. AuctionLand offers no valuations. (auctioniq.co.uk, auctioniq.co.uk/pricing)
  • Coverage claim: AuctionIQ says it tracks 150+ UK auction houses. AuctionLand collects from 5 auction-house websites. (auctioniq.co.uk)

Where AuctionLand is stronger

  • Published update schedule: AuctionLand checks auction-house websites once a day at 07:00 UK time and shows when its numbers were counted. AuctionIQ does not state an update schedule on the pages checked. (auctioniq.co.uk, auctioniq.co.uk/pricing)
  • Annual billing: AuctionLand's annual plans cost 10× the monthly price. AuctionIQ's pricing page lists monthly prices only. (auctioniq.co.uk/pricing)

How we compared

We read the public AuctionIQ pages listed under Sources on 12 October 2026 and kept only what we could confirm there. Coverage figures are each site's own claim and are counted in different ways, so we have not ranked the two sites. AuctionLand's lot count, auction-house count, update schedule and prices are shown live from its catalogue and plan settings (last counted 12 October 2026, 23:21 UK time), so they can change from day to day. If AuctionIQ changes a price or feature, tell us through the contact page and we will correct this page. Always verify lot details, legal packs and fees with the auctioneer. We review this page at least every 90 days.

Frequently asked questions

How much does AuctionIQ cost?

AuctionIQ's pricing page (checked 12 October 2026) lists a free plan and three paid plans: One County £9.95, Three Counties £14.95, Unlimited £29.95 a month, with no fixed term.

Source: auctioniq.co.uk/pricing

How do AuctionLand and AuctionIQ prices compare?

Per month they are the same: both charge £9.95, £14.95 and £29.95 for their three paid plans (checked 12 October 2026). What you get differs: AuctionIQ's paid plans include valuation reports, while AuctionLand offers annual billing and a £1 7-day trial.

Source: auctioniq.co.uk/pricing

Does AuctionIQ have a free plan?

Yes. AuctionIQ's free plan lists "Browse all UK auction listings" and "Listings in the next 7 days", with email alerts for the next 7 days only; early access, valuation reports and direct bidding links are on paid plans. AuctionLand's free plan shows full details of every upcoming lot after 48 hours, without direct auction-house links.

Source: auctioniq.co.uk/pricing

Which covers more auction houses, AuctionIQ or AuctionLand?

AuctionIQ says it tracks thousands of live listings from 150+ UK auction houses. AuctionLand collects lots from 5 auction-house websites and lists 380 upcoming lots (counted 12 October 2026, 23:21 UK time). Each site counts its coverage differently.

Source: auctioniq.co.uk

Does AuctionLand offer valuation reports like AuctionIQ?

No. AuctionIQ's reports compare a lot's guide price with nearby sold comparables on a £/sq ft basis, using EPC data and listing photos. AuctionLand does not offer valuations or sold prices.

Source: auctioniq.co.uk

How often is each site updated?

AuctionLand checks auction-house websites once a day at 07:00 UK time. AuctionIQ does not state an update schedule on the pages we checked.

Source: auctioniq.co.uk, auctioniq.co.uk/pricing

Sources (checked 12 October 2026)

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