New Catawiki lots for your search, sent by email

Save a Catawiki search once and each new lot that fits it reaches your inbox early in its auction, leaving days to study it and decide on a maximum bid.

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Search on Catawiki, sort by newest

Find your lots on Catawiki

On catawiki.com search for the object you collect, then open the category it belongs to and use the filters the category offers, such as brand, period or condition, where they exist. Sort so the newest lots come first and copy the address from your browser.
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Save the link in MXSender with email

Paste the link on the MXSender website, choose email and confirm your address. Telegram is available on every plan if you also want a card in a chat. Give the search a name you will recognise in a busy inbox.
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Read the lot mail

When a check finds new lots, you get one email listing all of them with title, the current price in euro, a photo when the lot has one and a link to the lot page. Lots already up when you saved the search are not sent.
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Track a search on Catawiki right now

Paste the Catawiki search link you want watched — we’ll check we can read it, then set up your alerts.

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Why would you want to know about a lot days before it closes?

Because a Catawiki auction runs for several days, the real advantage is not speed at the hammer but time at the start. A lot spotted on its first day leaves room to read the condition report, zoom into every photo, compare with sold examples elsewhere and ask the seller a question. Spot the same lot in its last hour and you are bidding on instinct.

Catawiki’s weekly themed auctions bring a steady stream of new lots in each category. An email per check gathers the ones that match your search, so the research can begin while the auction is young.

Building the real price of a Catawiki lot

The bid is not the whole cost. Catawiki adds a buyer’s fee on top of the winning bid, and shipping is charged as well; depending on where the seller and you are, import charges may apply. Add them up before you choose a maximum bid, and look at the seller’s rating and the condition report while you are on the lot page.

Writing that total next to the lot in your inbox, or in a reply to yourself, keeps the decision calm when bidding gets close.

An inbox folder for each collecting theme

Collectors often follow more than one theme: watches and fountain pens, or vintage posters and comics. Give each its own search and a mail filter that moves its alerts into a folder. Starred lots become a shortlist you can review in the evening.

Your mail provider decides where alerts land. After the first one, check spam or promotions, mark it as wanted and add the sender to your contacts. Each mail has an unsubscribe link.

Plans and addresses

Free covers one search checked every 30 minutes and one address. Starter, $5.99, covers five searches checked every 10 minutes with one address. Pro, $14.99, covers twenty searches with our fastest checks and up to three addresses. Telegram comes with every plan as well.