Cricket Auction Pro

Cricket Auction Software for Schools

Inter-house cricket tournaments during the annual sports day season are a fixture at CBSE and ICSE schools across Mumbai, Pune, and Bengaluru, and increasingly the house captains want an auction-style team draft instead of a plain draw. A school auction usually runs in points rather than real money, gives every house a fair starting purse, and finishes inside a lunch break or a single PT period — this is built for exactly that scale.

Why organizers use this

  • Points-based purse instead of real money, appropriate for a school setting
  • Student registration form collects role and photo without paper forms
  • Public display works well projected in an assembly hall or classroom TV
  • Free plan covers small house-team counts common in inter-house formats
  • Teachers retain full control from a simple admin console

Typical use cases

  • An annual sports day inter-house cricket auction across 4 houses
  • A school cricket club draft for an U-14 or U-16 team before an inter-school tournament
  • A teacher-run fun auction as part of a sports week activity

Frequently asked questions

Can we run the auction using points instead of money?
Yes, the bid unit and label are configurable, so schools commonly use "points" rather than rupees for an inter-house draft.
Do students need to pay a registration fee?
Registration fees are optional and set by the organizer — many schools skip fees entirely for an internal inter-house event.
Is there a free plan for a small number of houses?
Yes, the free plan covers auctions with up to 3 teams, which fits many two- or three-house school formats without any payment.
Can the auction be projected in an assembly or classroom?
Yes, the public display route is designed for projectors and classroom TVs, making it easy to run as a shared, visible activity.

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.