• Earn money when a user on your site bids in an auction.
  
  
• Bidders place bids without ever leaving your site - keep your users interested in your site.
  
  
• Auctions are geared toward your site's content so they're always engaging to your users

• Only your auction item is in front of the users - not 10,000 or more similar items like eBay. Auctions appear on multiple sites at the same time.
  
  
• Hit the bidders when they're most interested - items are always relevant to the sites content.
  
  
• You won't lose out on higher bids (No more "sniping") Every time a bidder places a bid we add 10 minutes to the time remaining in the auction.
  

How It Works for Website Owners
You earn money when a user from your site places a bid. Our innovative interface keeps users on your website even when they are bidding in an auction so you can keep them focused on your content. To add an auction to your website all you need to do is add a few lines of code to your web page. Our software will read the content of your web page and automatically select an appropriate auction or you can choose a word or words (to included in your site's content) from the available auctions words.

How It Works for Sellers
In typical online auctions like eBay.com - sellers list an item along side of 10s of thousands of similar items hoping bidders will find their item and bid on it. In our auctions only one item is displayed at a time on a web page and items have the potential of running on hundreds of thousands of sites at the same time. For sellers that's a huge advantage over eBay type auctions. When you list an auction - our software reads the description of your item and then chooses a web page to display your item on based on the contents of that web page. Since we use context-sensitive technology when we display an auction - your item is displayed when the users is engaged in the topic.

How It Works for Bidders
Because our auctions are content-sensitive they often enhance the content of a site and provide for a unique user experience. Each auction opens when the first bid is placed or when 48 hours expire without a bid.  After the first bid is placed a 3 hour clock is set.  Then if 3 hours pass without a bid increase the auction item is declared "sold" to the current high bidder. No further bids are accepted.  During the 3 hour open auction period, if a bid is raised on a particular item, the clock adds 10 minutes to the remaining time. If a bid is placed with more then 2 hours and 50 minutes remaining the total auction open time will not exceed 3 hours.  When all time expires the item is declared "sold" to the current high bidder.