How long should the auction run?

Shorter durations (a day or two) tend to create more urgency; longer ones give a bigger audience time to see it. Either works — you pick the duration template-by-template.

How do we actually schedule the call once someone wins?

You and the winning fan are placed into a private chat automatically after the auction ends — you coordinate the time and video platform there.

What if the winner doesn't show up?

BIDLYY's delivery and dispute process (a 48-hour window after you mark the call delivered) is designed to protect you if a winner goes unresponsive — support is reachable 24/7 by phone and email if something needs sorting out.

Sell an experience

How to Sell a 1-on-1 Video Call

One call, one slot. An auction finds out what it's actually worth instead of you guessing a number up front.

How do I sell a 1-on-1 video call to my audience?

List the call as an auction with a starting price instead of a fixed rate, set a duration (a day or two creates real urgency), and share the link with your audience. Whoever bids highest when the countdown ends wins the call, and you coordinate the actual time over BIDLYY's private chat.

The problem

A flat price for a video call is a guess: price it low and whoever wanted it most overpays nothing extra; price it high and you might get zero takers. Either way, you never find out what a genuinely motivated fan would have actually paid.

How BIDLYY solves it

BIDLYY's 1-on-1 Video Call template starts you with a sensible starting bid and duration already filled in — adjust either, publish, and share the link. Fans bid against each other in real time on a live countdown; the highest bid when time runs out wins. You and the winner are then placed in a private chat automatically to schedule the actual call — BIDLYY doesn't host the call itself, just the sale and the coordination.