Category: Features

One of our most popular features, Auction in a Post allows you to embed any single auction into a Post or Page of your choice. The option to do so … Continue reading →

WP Auctions supports multiple currencies, including most of the popular ones supported by PayPal. You can easily change the currency setting from the main admin panel. If you don’t see … Continue reading →

WP Auctions allows you to set a minimum bid increment for all your auctions. Simply enter a value in the main plugin admin area and save it. The plugin will … Continue reading →

The Auction Landing Page can be set via the main plugin admin area and is basically a central URL where you are showing all your auctions. Typically, this would work … Continue reading →

WP Auctions is integrated with PayPal Payments. All you have to do is enter your PayPal email in the main plugin admin area and save it. When you create an … Continue reading →

If you are suspicious that a recent bid placed maybe fraudulent you can easily delete it via the “Current Auctions” admin area. Simple click on “Cancel Last Bid” and it … Continue reading →

Want to show all your auctions in one Post or Page? How about segregating them based on categories? You can do exactly that with the List Widget. Once you download … Continue reading →

Don’t have the time to put up dozens or hundreds of auctions? Then our Bulk Upload add-on is perfect for you. You can upload as many auctions as you like … Continue reading →

Host as many auctions as you like on very own WordPress powered blog or website. You don’t have to pay listing fees, gallery fees, bold headline fees, final value fees … Continue reading →

Our standard notification emails do the job well of informing your bidders on the progress of the auction, but we like to give full control to our users. You can … Continue reading →

By default the bid form asks for the bidders the Name, Email and URL (i.e website address) if they have one. But you can change the value of the last … Continue reading →

Easily set up a shipping price and have it incorporated into the final value price when you accept payments via PayPal. You can even specify where you are willing to … Continue reading →