An auction house built around the machine, not the marketing

We started Flinq because used machinery is still sold the hard way: a photograph on a forum, a price on a phone call, and a long wait for a buyer who never turns up. An open auction with a described lot and a fixed end date settles the price properly.

Every lot is visited by one of our regional valuers. They photograph it, record the hours, and write the condition report that appears on the listing. Where a model is in our verified catalogue, the technical specification is taken straight from that record, so buyers are never reading invented numbers.

Bidding is public and timed. Nobody sees a reserve, nobody sees another bidder's maximum, and a bid in the last two minutes always extends the close.