What QuickBidz lots close for (2026)
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By the BStalker team. Figures measured .
Measured October 23, 2026, BStalker's canonical closed population covered 85,911 closed QuickBidz lots from April 23 to October 22, 2026. All 85,911 were priced, an unusually fully priced population, with a median final bid of $5.00. This is the low-dollar end of the market for first-time buyers testing the waters cheaply. QuickBidz runs daily online auctions out of Dallas-Fort Worth on small consumer lots, with pickup or buyer-arranged shipping. The median bid cost per unit was $2.00 across the 76,444 lots with both a bid and a unit count, calculated by dividing each lot's final bid by its published unit count. QuickBidz was live with 643 active lots at measure time.
Each lot is counted once. This is a platform-wide closed-lot population, without a separate single-item or condition filter. "Final bid" means the last observed bid before the lot left the feed, possibly a no-bid asking price, never a confirmed sale price. Every figure is bid-only, before any buyer premium, taxes, pickup or shipping.
The category breakdown
The grid covers named categories with at least 400 closings in the April 23 to October 22, 2026 window, measured October 23, 2026. Counts are closed lots; final-bid medians use priced lots and per-unit medians use lots with both a bid and a unit count. The grid does not exhaust the platform population.
| Category | Closed lots | Median final bid | Median bid per unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Home Goods | 19,750 | $5 | $2.00 |
| Electronics | 10,340 | $2 | $2.00 |
| Appliances | 3,299 | $5 | $2.00 |
| Furniture | 3,102 | $5 | $5.00 |
| Tools | 2,312 | $5 | $5.00 |
| Apparel | 1,495 | $2 | $2.00 |
| Baby | 1,315 | $5 | $5.00 |
| Footwear | 1,181 | $2 | $2.00 |
| Beauty | 1,178 | $4 | $4.00 |
| Toys | 1,174 | $5 | $2.00 |
| Outdoor | 1,105 | $5 | $5.00 |
| Sports | 482 | $2 | $2.00 |
| Office | 445 | $5 | $4.50 |
| Jewelry | 403 | $2 | $2.00 |
Final bid is the last observed bid, possibly a no-bid ask, never a confirmed sale price. Figures are bid-only, before any buyer premium, taxes, pickup or shipping. Measured October 23, 2026 over the April 23 to October 22, 2026 window. The grid covers 47,581 lots; 37,462 lots, about 44% of the population, are unassigned to a named category, and 868 lots sat in smaller named categories. Both remain outside the grid. Category-specific unit-count denominators are unavailable in this snapshot; the overall per-unit median covers 76,444 lots.
Read the lot and per-unit figures together
A category's median lot bid describes the lot total; its median bid per unit describes the bid divided by the published unit count on each eligible lot. The overall $5.00 lot median and $2.00 per-unit median summarize different calculations and eligible populations. Dividing the two medians does not recover a typical unit count. These medians are not bid targets and do not establish which specific lot to bid on.
QuickBidz lists small consumer lots, typically $20-$500, including electronics, tools, kitchenware and sporting goods. That directory range describes the platform, while this dated archive population has a $5.00 median last observed bid. The statistics page provides broader archive context.
Buyer premium, pickup and shipping come on top
QuickBidz buyer premiums vary by lot; read each listing's terms. Add applicable taxes and pickup or shipping costs to the bid. QuickBidz is a Dallas-Fort Worth auction with pickup or buyer-arranged shipping, and the platform does not run its own freight. Bid windows are short and the post-close pickup or shipping deadline is tight. Confirm shipping works for your address before bidding. These costs are excluded from the medians above. The QuickBidz directory review explains the platform and its pickup or shipping terms.
For a specific lot, add the bid, the applicable buyer premium, taxes and pickup or shipping costs, then divide by the published unit count. Keep that calculation separate from this study's bid-only per-unit figures. Unpriced pickup or shipping leaves part of the cost unresolved.
How to check a specific lot
- Read the lot description, condition, published unit count, pickup location and post-close pickup or shipping deadline. A platform-wide median cannot describe an individual consumer lot.
- Use the QuickBidz platform page to explore current supply, then verify the current terms on the original listing.
- Check the current bid and unit count, add the applicable listing premium and taxes, and price pickup or buyer-arranged shipping within the post-close deadline. Compare lots with their contents and condition in view, rather than treating an archive median as a bid target.
Browse the closed-lot archive for more observed bids. For access to BStalker's live listing tools, see pricing.
FAQ
What do QuickBidz lots close for?
Measured October 23, 2026, the median final bid was $5.00 across 85,911 closed QuickBidz lots from April 23 to October 22, 2026. All 85,911 were priced. This population has no separate single-item filter. Final bid is the last observed bid, possibly a no-bid ask, never a confirmed sale price, and excludes buyer premium, taxes, pickup or shipping.
What is the median bid cost per unit?
The median was $2.00 across 76,444 closed QuickBidz lots with both a bid and a unit count from April 23 to October 22, 2026, measured October 23, 2026. Each lot's figure is its last observed bid divided by its published unit count, before buyer premium, taxes, pickup or shipping. It is not a confirmed sale price. Dividing the lot and per-unit medians does not recover a typical unit count.
Does the final bid include fees or shipping?
No. QuickBidz buyer premiums vary by lot; read each listing's terms. Add applicable taxes and pickup or buyer-arranged shipping costs. QuickBidz runs out of Dallas-Fort Worth, does not run its own freight, and has a tight post-close pickup or shipping deadline. Confirm shipping works for your address before bidding and add these costs before dividing by the published unit count.
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