The ring, live on every screen.

SUBASTA ZOOGAN runs online auctions and live bidding for livestock and farm assets — from the sale schedule to the signed contract. Buyers bid from the ring or from anywhere, and every lot closes with one auditable record.

See how a sale runs
<300 msBid-to-screen latency for ring and remote bidders
4 ringsConcurrent sales on one broadcast schedule
100%Lots closed with an e-signed contract and settlement record
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Lote 118

12 Brahman heifers

Grade A

Current bid

$ 0

Hammer in

0:25

Increment $ 200.000. A bid in the last 8 s resets the clock to 8 s.

Bid feed0 bids
    SOLD

    Six stages, timed to the hammer

    A sale is a schedule, not a single event. Each stage hands a clean record to the next, so nothing is retyped between the ring, the office, and the bank.

    1

    Schedule the sale

    Set rings, dates, and lot order. Publish the catalogue on one calendar buyers can follow.

    T − 14 days
    2

    Publish lots and grading

    Weights, breed, age, health certificates, and grader notes attached to each lot.

    T − 7 days
    3

    Vet buyers and deposits

    Check identity and tax details, collect deposits, and set each buyer's bidding limit.

    T − 3 days
    4

    Go live

    Broadcast from the ring with multiple cameras. Remote and floor bids land on one board.

    Sale day
    5

    Match at the hammer

    Bids are matched in order received. Anti-snipe rules extend the clock, and every bid is logged.

    Sale day
    6

    Settle and sign

    Invoices, e-signed contracts, and transport release are issued to buyer and seller.

    T + 1 day

    Every camera, every bid, on replay

    Each sale is recorded with its bid log, so buyers can review a lot before paying and sellers can see exactly how the price moved.

    CAM 1 · Ring 00:00:00
    Lote 118 · 12 Brahman heifers$ 8.200.000
    Lot openedBid marksHammer

    Recorded the way buyers watch

    Click a camera or drag the timeline. Bid marks show where the price moved; the red mark is the hammer.

    • Four anglesRing, chute, scale, and auctioneer, switchable by the viewer.
    • Bid-syncedEach bid is stamped on the recording, to the second.
    • Kept on fileReplays stay with the lot record for disputes and audits.
    • Low dataAdaptive streams work on rural 4G connections.

    One platform, start to settlement

    The tools an auction house needs to run a sale, in one place.

    Sale scheduling

    Plan rings, sessions, and lot order. Changes publish to the buyer calendar immediately.

    Lot records and grading

    Photos, video, weights, certificates, and grader scores on every lot.

    Real-time bid matching

    Floor, phone, and online bids on one ordered log, with proxy bids and anti-snipe rules.

    Live broadcast and replay

    Multi-camera streams with recordings stored against each lot.

    Buyer and seller vetting

    Identity checks, deposits, and per-buyer limits before the sale opens.

    Settlement and e-contracts

    Invoices, payment tracking, and e-signed contracts issued after the hammer.

    Built for the people around the ring

    Each side of the sale sees what it needs, and nothing it doesn't.

    Auction houses

    Run more sales with the same staff and reach buyers beyond the region.

    Ranchers and sellers

    List lots with full records and watch the price move in real time.

    Buyers and feedlots

    Inspect, bid, and pay from anywhere, with a replay of every lot you bought.

    Fairs and associations

    Broadcast breed shows and special sales to members across the country.

    See a live sale on your own lots.