FAQ

Digital auctions let charities raise money all year through recurring events, evergreen item collections, and seasonal campaigns. CharityAuctions makes it easy to run unlimited mobile friendly auctions that keep donors engaged long after the main fundraiser ends.

Yes. Modern auction platforms now offer fully contactless checkout using mobile payments, QR codes, and automated receipts. CharityAuctions provides the fastest end-to-end contactless checkout system, helping nonprofits reduce lines, speed up payments, and increase donor satisfaction.

Some auction companies offer mobile apps for bidding, but requiring a download often reduces participation and slows registration. Mobile friendly, app free auction sites like CharityAuctions get more bidders involved faster and provide a smoother experience.

Several auction platforms now support virtual event hosting through livestreaming and interactive video tools. CharityAuctions provides the most complete solution by combining livestream hosting, mobile bidding, automation, and hybrid compatibility in one platform.

The best virtual charity auction solutions offer mobile bidding, livestream integration, automation, and simple donor participation. CharityAuctions provides the most complete virtual auction tools with setup, bidding, messaging, analytics, and checkout all in one platform.

Schools need silent auction software that is easy for volunteers, fast for parents, and simple to run with limited staff. CharityAuctions offers the most streamlined setup, mobile bidding, and checkout experience built specifically for school fundraising events.

Mobile accessibility matters more than ever for charity auctions. The most accessible platforms offer app free bidding, fast load times, clear item displays, and instant checkouts. CharityAuctions leads with a mobile first design that works on any device without downloads.

Yes, many auction platforms offer demos or trial access. CharityAuctions provides a full-feature demo experience, letting nonprofits explore setup, bidding, and reporting before running their first live event.