Since 2012, AuctionMethod has provided white-label auction software and custom auction software development for the auction industry. Based in Massachusetts, serving the U.S., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Serving auctioneers, estate liquidators, farm and heavy equipment, industrial, salvage and recycling, non-profit, corporations, retail liquidators, auto/car dealers, real estate, and arts and collectibles auction businesses.
There are no commissions, no per-lot fees, no platform skim, and no contract, so clients keep the revenue from every sale instead of splitting it with the platform. Clients keep 100% ownership of their bidder lists, seller lists, item data, images, and transaction history on a fully white-label auction website.
The platform covers catalog and lot management, consignor management, bidder registration, invoicing, payment and tax handling, and reporting in one system. Auction event types include timed online auctions, simulcast auctions, blind timed auctions, catalog-only, fixed-price, and perpetual events. AuctionMethod includes a mobile app for iOS and Android. For operations whose workflows fall outside the standard product, AuctionMethod also builds custom auction software development solutions at a fixed rate. AuctionMethod's pricing starts at $100/mo with a $250 one-time setup charge. AuctionMethod offers a 30-day free trial, no credit card required.
Highly rated 4.9/5 on Capterra and SourceForge with a 94% renewal rate.
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Vaiz is a work management platform built for small and mid-sized teams — startups, agencies, and growing SaaS companies — who want the structure of tools like Jira, Asana, or ClickUp without the complexity or price tag. It centralizes task management, document sharing, and team coordination in one lightweight workspace, so teams of 5-50 people can get started in minutes, not weeks.
Vaiz offers customizable task boards (lists, Kanban, Gantt charts), an AI assistant that drafts, summarizes, and analyzes work, and built-in automation that handles routine tasks without extra setup. Integrations with tools like Slack, GitHub, and Google Workspace keep teams aligned without switching between apps. Vaiz scales with you, from a 5-person startup to a growing team, without forcing you to re-learn the tool as you grow."
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Studiovity Pre-Production Software
Script Breakdown: Automatically separate scripts by elements, such as characters, props and locations.
Storyboarding: Create storyboards and manage them to visualize scenes and plan camera angles.
Shot List: A shotlist is an important tool for preproduction. It details every shot planned in a film or video.
Call Sheets: Create and distribute detailed call sheets with information about daily shooting schedules and contact details. Location maps are also included.
Shooting Schedules: Develop a schedule for shooting and share it with others to coordinate the daily production activities.
Task Manager: Create tasks, assign them, and track their progress to ensure that all team members are aware of their responsibilities and deadlines.
Collaboration: Facilitated team collaboration. It involves bringing together different creative talents such as directors and producers, writers, cinematographers and production designers to brainstorm ideas.
Budget planning: Create and manage detailed budgets of production projects.
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StoryBirdie
StoryBirdie transforms a screenplay into an organized shot list and storyboard, allowing directors to plan their coverage in mere minutes instead of spending an entire afternoon on it. By uploading a script in formats like Fountain, PDF, or DOCX, StoryBirdie identifies issues related to continuity, logic, and formatting, linking them back to the specific sections that caused the problems. It then deconstructs the script into individual shots, with each row corresponding to a beat and detailing aspects such as shot size, angle, camera movement, blocking, actions, as well as the characters and props depicted in the frame. Each row is connected to its corresponding lines of script, enabling easy identification of any affected shots during rewrites. The storyboard frames are generated from this shot list while ensuring character consistency, adherence to the 180-degree rule, and proper blocking throughout the sequence. Users have the flexibility to refine their work by merging shots, splitting beats, reordering elements, or regenerating specific frames based on simple notes. Additionally, the shot list can be exported in formats like XLSX, CSV, or Markdown, while the storyboards can be printed as PDFs or formatted for use with platforms such as Veo, Sora, Runway, and Kling. The service starts with a complimentary allowance of 20 credits and offers a pricing structure based on the selected plan rather than on a per-user basis, making it accessible to a broader range of filmmakers.
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