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BIDAID is an international all-inclusive online silent auction platform. We provide tech solutions and our own bespoke memorabilia for virtual, hybrid and live events. BIDAID offers industry leading event auction software, designed specifically for charity fundraising. Our technology is cloud-based, meaning all users can participate via any available smartphone or tablet.
United Kingdom
I had the honour of working with BIDAID for the auction element of our annual conference. Thanks to the team and the great memorabilia they provided we exceeded the fundraising target!!
I have used BidAid from many of my business' fundraising events and have found their silent auction technology seamless every time. They are a valuable partner who I would highly recommend to anyone looking to raise funds for partner charities.
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