A second set of eyes on every catalog.

Send your lot data 48 hours before the sale. Get back a one-page check and a recovery packet by 7 AM — missing lots, duplicates, missing photos, reserve oddities, and anything that quietly changed since your last file.

September Estate Sale

312 lots / checked 48 hours out

3 critical
Lot 118 — duplicate lot numberCritical
Lot 204 — missing photoWarning
Lot 89 — reserve changed since last fileWarning

The mistakes that reach bidders are the ones nobody double-checked.

GavelCheck reads your export the way a second staffer would, if you had one free the night before every sale.

Sequence & duplicates

We scan every lot number for gaps, skips, and duplicates before your catalog goes live, so the running order actually runs.

Photos & fields

Every lot is checked for a photo and complete required fields — condition, estimate, reserve — before a bidder ever sees it.

Diff against your last file

We compare your new export against the last one we saw and flag anything that quietly changed — price, description, lot order.

How it works

One file in, one report back, before you open the house.

1

Export your lot data

Any CSV from your existing auction software works — no new format to learn.

2

We check it overnight

Your evening is our workday in Japan, so the check runs while your team is off the clock.

3

Sale-day-ready by 7 AM

You get a one-page check and a recovery packet, in time to fix anything before doors open.

Your auction software stays the system of record. GavelCheck never touches sale day — no bidding, no clerking, no payments. It's a second check and a backup.

Founding package

$900 up front

3 auctions — $349 per auction after

  • Recovery packet included with every report
  • One-page check delivered by 7 AM, sale-day-ready
  • Works with any CSV export from your existing software

If the first report finds nothing, that's good news about your process — and you keep the backups.

About

Built by Hokuto Fukunaga

GavelCheck is a product of Ichiyajo Inc., Tokyo, built by founder Hokuto Fukunaga. The time difference is the product: data sent at 6 PM is checked while you sleep.