What do we auction besides jerseys and game tickets?

Your crowd already has access to the game. They bid on experiences they cannot easily get on their own. That means looking beyond memorabilia to bucket-list events and destinations. Think Kentucky Derby weekends, US Open packages, the Country Music Awards, or trips to Italy and France. These are the kinds of items that get attention from people who have seen it all.

Pricing depends on the experience. Most packages work well with a starting bid set 15 to 20 percent above cost, so you make money from the first bid. You choose what fits your room. The number of items depends on your audience size, and you can fine-tune that with help.

Browse over 140 experiences and reserve what you like for free. Giveback XP provides a one-page display PDF for each item with photos and details. You pay only for what sells and keep every dollar over cost. If bidding gets hot, the same package can sell more than once. Add items late, even the day of your event.

Your auction feels fresh again. Bidders see things they actually want to win. The room has new energy, and you have a simple way to add profit without risk or storage.