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GovDeals vs Municibid

This page compares GovDeals and Municibid using the lots FleetBid lists from each. GovDeals has 5,303 open lots; Municibid has 224 open lots. Both have open lots in 29 categories and 17 states.

Side by side

MeasureGovDealsMunicibid
Open lots5,303224
Categories with open lots4129
States with open lots5018
Sellers with open lots1,325122
Largest category by open lotsCars (825)SUVs & Crossovers (32)
Current bids on open lots$1 to $500,000$50 to $55,500
Sold lots with a winning bid67226
Median winning bid, all categories$2,517$3,175
Seller types of open lots81% government, 19% private (2,707 lots)100% government, 0% private (219 lots)
WebsiteGovDeals website(opens in a new tab)Municibid website(opens in a new tab)

Prices are winning bids as each auction site reported them. FleetBid does not add or adjust for buyer's premiums, taxes or fees, which vary by auction.

Frequently asked questions

Which has more open lots, GovDeals or Municibid?
GovDeals has more: 5,303 open lots, against 224 for Municibid.
Do GovDeals and Municibid list the same categories?
Both have open lots in 29 categories. GovDeals has lots in 41 categories and Municibid in 29 categories.
How do median winning bids compare on GovDeals and Municibid?
The median reported winning bid is $2,517 across 672 sold lots on GovDeals and $3,175 across 26 sold lots on Municibid. Each median covers the categories that site sold, so it reflects that site's own mix of lots. Prices are winning bids as each auction site reported them. FleetBid does not add or adjust for buyer's premiums, taxes or fees, which vary by auction.
What kinds of sellers list on GovDeals and Municibid?
Among open lots that state a seller type, GovDeals is 81% government, 19% private (2,707 lots) and Municibid is 100% government, 0% private (219 lots).