Selling on Crossroad Sellers: How a House Joins
Auction houses apply at crossroadsellers.com/sell; a person reviews every application; the owner verifies their identity, sets up a second way to sign in and connects a bank account before publishing.
Crossroad Sellers is the platform under each auction house's site. A house that wants to run its auctions here starts at Why Sell with Us (the Sell with Us link in the footer of the platform's own site).
What a house gets
Its own address, yourhouse.crossroadsellers.com; cataloguing on iPhone and iPad that works with no signal; timed auctions with staggered closes and a soft close on each lot; buyer invoices, consignor statements and payouts to the house's own bank account; approval of every bidder, card holds, bidding limits and identity checks on big winners; and this help centre.
How joining works
- Apply: about ten minutes. Apply to Sell opens the house registration form (the I run an auction house tab of Create Your Account).
- A person reviews it by hand. Every application is read by someone at Crossroad Sellers, who may call.
- Verify and connect: the owner confirms their identity, sets up a second way to sign in, and connects the bank account payouts go to.
- Run the first auction.
What it costs, and what we ask
No setup fee. The platform takes a share of the buyer's premium, billed monthly; the hammer price is never touched, and card fees are the payment processor's standard rate. The share is agreed with the house before it publishes. We ask for a real, operating auction house; an auctioneer licence if the state requires one; an identity check for the owner; and a verified business bank account before publishing.
Questions before applying? Talk to Us First on that page emails [email protected].