Cricket Auction Pro
Cricket Auction Software Pricing
Pricing is one of the first questions every organizer asks, and it's a fair one — many software categories default to an annual subscription that doesn't make sense for a tool you might use once or twice a year. Cricket Auction Pro prices per auction based on maximum team count instead, so cost tracks directly with the size of the event you're actually running.
Why organizers use this
- Free for auctions with up to 3 teams — genuinely free, not a limited trial
- Paid tiers scale by team count, from 4 up to 32 teams, topping out at ₹6,499
- No mandatory annual contract — pay only for the auctions you run
- Custom support available for events larger than 32 teams
Typical use cases
- A small society tournament wanting to test the platform at zero cost
- A mid-size league budgeting for a specific team count ahead of the season
- A large state or premier league needing custom support beyond standard tiers
Why per-auction pricing makes sense here
Most organizers running amateur or community cricket don't need software running year-round — they need it intensely for a few weeks around the auction and tournament. Per-auction pricing matches that usage pattern more honestly than a flat annual fee would.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the free plan actually free, or a limited trial?
- It's genuinely free for auctions with up to 3 teams — full functionality, no time limit, no credit card required.
- How is the price determined for a paid auction?
- Price is based on the maximum number of teams you set up for that specific auction — larger team counts cost more, reflecting the bigger scale of the event.
- Do I pay again if I run a second auction later in the year?
- Yes, pricing is per auction, so running two events in a year means paying for each based on its own team count — there's no bundled annual discount required, but also no unused annual fee sitting idle.
Ready to run your auction?
Start free for up to 3 teams. Scale per auction when your tournament grows.
Looking for pricing? See current auction plans or auction pricing explained.