Made in Bengaluru, for Karnataka’s cricket leagues
Player auction software for local cricket tournaments — corporate leagues, apartment cups, college fests. One flat price however many teams you have. Live bidding on every phone in the room, a big screen for the projector, and an auction that keeps running when the venue internet gives up.
₹1,999 an auction, any number of teams — about ₹250 a team in an eight-team tournament. Free for 4 teams or fewer.
All-rounder · Right-arm medium · Base ₹5,000
Current bid
₹18,500
Time
0:07
Max bid guard: HSR Hitters can go to ₹13,500 — 4 slots left at ₹5,000 base.
Why NammaBid
No wifi, no problem
Community halls, school grounds, society clubhouses — the connection drops, and on every cloud-only platform the room goes silent with 200 people watching. NammaBid runs the auction on the operator's device first and syncs the moment it reconnects. Bids don't vanish. The event doesn't stall.
Rules that hold up
A team with ₹40,000 left and 4 slots to fill at ₹5,000 base can't actually bid ₹40,000 — their real ceiling is ₹25,000. Most tools track the purse and miss this, then the auction falls apart at the end. We enforce it live, and show every owner exactly what they can spend.
Made for the room
One operator drives the auction from a laptop. The projector shows the player card, the bid and every team's purse. Owners, players and families follow along on a link that needs no login. It feels like the real thing, because that's the whole point of auction night.
Right-to-Match, the way the IPL does it. Asked for everywhere, built almost nowhere.
Different budgets for different teams when your format calls for it.
Mis-taps happen on a live stage. One tap back, no restarting the player.
Paste from Excel or share a registration link that collects photos and roles.
Pricing
Most platforms bill by team count, so a bigger tournament costs more for nothing extra — the same software, the same servers, the same one evening. We charge ₹1,999 whatever the size, with nothing held back for a higher tier. Split across your teams that is about ₹250 a team in an eight-team tournament — and under five teams it is free.
Publicly listed rates from Indian cricket auction platforms, September 2026. Rates change — check their sites for current pricing.
NammaBid
Split across your teams, that’s about ₹250 a team in an eight-team tournament.
Any number of teams.
No add-ons, no upgrades.
Running 4 teams or fewer? It’s free. A real auction, every feature above, no card and no time limit. Small tournaments shouldn’t have to pay for this at all.
Elsewhere ₹1,999 buys you four teams. Here it buys you as many as you can fit in the room.
How it works
Add teams, set each purse, and bring players in by pasting from Excel or sharing a registration link. Base prices, categories and squad limits are yours to set.
One operator drives it from a laptop. Projector mode fills the screen behind them, and everyone in the room follows on their phone. Purses update themselves after every SOLD.
Final rosters, spend breakdowns and shareable team cards the moment the last player goes. Export to PDF or Excel, drop it straight into the tournament WhatsApp group.
Early access
Tell us when it is and we’ll make sure NammaBid is ready for it. We’re onboarding the first tournaments personally — you get our number, not a support ticket.
We’ll message you on WhatsApp before your tournament date with early access. No spam, no calls at dinner time.
Say hi on WhatsAppFAQ
₹1,999 for one auction, however many teams you have — about ₹250 a team in an eight-team tournament, and you're collecting from team owners anyway. Six teams or sixteen, same price: we don't bill by team count. And if you're running 4 teams or fewer it's free, with every feature, because a small tournament shouldn't have to pay for this at all.
Because team count costs us nothing. An auction with sixteen teams uses the same servers as one with four, so billing four times as much for it is a pricing decision, not a cost. Charged per team, an eight-team tournament runs about ₹2,999 elsewhere and twelve teams close to ₹4,000 — ours stays ₹1,999 at any size.
The auction keeps running. The operator's device holds the live state and everything syncs back once the connection returns. Spectators on the live link catch up automatically. This is the single most common way auction night goes wrong, so it's the thing we built first.
At launch one operator enters the bids while the room watches on the projector and on their phones — that's how these events actually run, and it keeps the auction fast and dispute-free. Bidding directly from owners' phones is next on the roadmap for remote auctions.
Yes. Player categories and squad rules are configurable, so any sport with a team auction works. Cricket is just where we started, because that's where the demand is.
Two ways. Paste your existing list straight from Excel, or share a registration link that collects names, photos, roles and contact numbers for you to approve.
Early access opens in early October 2026. We're onboarding the first tournaments personally, with plenty of hand-holding. Join the list with your auction date and we'll make sure you're ready before it — if your auction falls earlier than that, tell us and we'll work around it.