When NemosGo is worth considering
- Remaining tickets and empty seats, shortly before the date, with a falling price
- Scarce goods, when there is more demand than items, with a rising price
- Remaining stock and special lots that have to be gone by a certain date
- Running auctions live on social media, for example in a livestream, with payment in the app
- Awarding contracts between companies, with a falling price among suppliers
What we bring
An auction platform, built and tested, in both directions: with a rising price when demand outstrips the goods, and with a falling one when the goods have to be gone by a deadline. It runs the rounds, records who took part when, and closes with a receipt for the award. Award, payment, delivery and receipt run over the same chain as every other transaction in NemosGo.
An auction with a falling price
A promoter has 40 tickets left for Friday. On Wednesday at 7 pm an auction with a falling price begins: starting price 60 euros, 5 euros less every ten minutes. It is announced where the audience already is, in the messenger, on social networks, in the livestream or on the promoter’s own website. A link or a QR code leads into the app.
The auction itself runs in the app. The current price is shown there. Anyone who accepts it buys at that price, pays from their credit and has ticket and receipt immediately. At 8:10 pm, at 25 euros, the last ticket is gone. 40 buyers have paid eight different prices, and the promoter receives one statement for €1,545.
In this example the channel is the point of departure. But the auction can also run live in the channel, in a livestream on social media, say. Buying and payment happen in the app either way. That separates two things which otherwise get confused: reaching the audience and the transaction itself.
What you decide
Before the first auction you decide:
- The price rules. Starting price, step size and interval (when a round ends), plus a floor or ceiling price.
- Who may take part. Open, closed or by invitation.
- Whether taking part costs anything. That is only possible in auctions between companies. For individuals it costs nothing.
- What applies at the end. What happens if the winner does not pay, and what the participants see afterwards.
We work that out with you before an auction runs.
What it costs
If you use NemosGo yourself, you pay a monthly software fee, tiered by usage, for example by the number of participants. NemosGo takes no share of the winning price.
In practice
What is built and tested is the auction in rounds, with rising and falling prices. At the end of July 2026 it ran with real participants who paid in the app, with test credit. Buying at the current price with many items, as in the example, is the next step.
What you need in order to sell is described under For sellers.
Write to us if you are planning an auction or already run one.