Choose how each product sells.

Shoppers compete with increasing bids. You set the starting price and minimum bid increment. The highest accepted bid wins when the auction closes.

Use this format when you want buyers to compete on price while you present the product. A winning bid starts the payment process. It does not charge the shopper.

Start at a price you choose. The price falls in timed steps until a shopper claims the item or the auction ends.

You control the drop amount, interval and floor price. The floor is the lowest price the auction can reach. An item can finish unsold if nobody claims it.

Set a price and let shoppers claim the product at that price. They complete payment through Shopify checkout.

Use fixed prices for products where you want a clear purchase price instead of competing bids. You can combine them with auction items in the same lineup.

Let shoppers propose a price for a product. Review offers in your host workspace and decide which to accept.

An accepted offer still needs payment. Keep the offer decision and the paid purchase separate when reviewing your results.

An English auction describes how the price rises. Proxy bidding describes how a shopper can take part: they save a private maximum before an eligible item opens, and the app bids within that limit.

The maximum is not the purchase price. Competing bids and the increment determine how much the app needs to bid. Maximum entry closes when the item opens.