General questions
Product feedback, partnerships, anything else.
hello@biddingpulse.comThe research layer for India's public property auctions.
Public property auctions in India have plenty of data and almost no infrastructure to read it in. BiddingPulse is the missing layer: auction data from DDA, bank portals, and SARFAESI registries aggregated into a single searchable research surface, every figure cited to its primary source — so buyers can study a property thoroughly before they commit their EMD. We're starting in Delhi with the DDA 22nd Phase residential tender; expanding city-by-city and source-by-source as the research stack matures.
24DDA Phase 22 properties indexed
5Delhi pockets covered
1active DDA auction tender
100%of figures source-cited
Coverage during the early preview window. Other cities and auction sources (bank portals, SARFAESI registries) are next on the roadmap, not yet indexed.
What we are
A buyer-side research surface. A moderated discussion forum. A first-introduction layer between buyers and RERA-verified brokers operating on a transparent, no-commission model.
Subscription pricing is the model — buyers pay for unlocked-project research access; brokers pay a flat platform fee. No transaction commission, no per-lead pricing, no quality scores, no rankings. During the early preview window, every DDA Phase 22 auction area and project insight stays unlocked free for signed-in users.
What we aren't
- A real-estate agent under RERA. We don't represent buyers or sellers in any transaction.
- A property listing service. We don't list properties for sale; we surface auction data already published by DDA, banks, and SARFAESI authorities.
- A transaction agent. The actual sale happens at the auction portal (DDA / bank); we never touch it.
- A payment aggregator. Brokers invoice buyers directly. We don't collect, hold, or refund any payment.
- A broker-quality scoring system. We publish RERA registration and platform activity stats only; we don't rate or rank.
Who built it
BiddingPulse is built by a small team based out of Delhi. The platform grew out of a research gap we kept hitting: enough information about a public DDA e-auction property to make a confident bid was scattered across PDFs, news clippings, and WhatsApp groups, with no way to verify any of it side-by-side in the auction window. We're building the surface that gap demanded.
Delhi DDA auctions are the home turf, so that's where we started. Other cities and auction sources — bank SARFAESI, ED-attached, court-ordered — come next, on the same buyer-side, no-commission model.
Contact
Account support
Login trouble, profile changes, or any user-facing help that needs a real person fast.
support@biddingpulse.comPress & media
Quotes, data requests, interviews on the auction-research category.
press@biddingpulse.comBrokers
Onboarding, RERA verification, billing for the broker tier. Broker accounts open after the early preview.
brokers@biddingpulse.comGrievance & escalation
Content moderation appeals, broker-conduct complaints, DPDP data requests, anything that needs a formal grievance officer route.
grievance@biddingpulse.comFor formal grievance handling — appointed grievance officer, acknowledgement timelines, and resolution timelines — see our Terms. BiddingPulse's decision on a reported issue is final at the platform level; your independent legal remedies under applicable law remain available. Governing law and jurisdiction are detailed in our Terms.
What we believe
Most Indian property platforms are listing portals — directories of seller-side commission brokers presented as neutral discovery. We think the segment of buyers researching auction property specifically deserves something different: data they can verify, brokers they pay directly, no algorithmic matchmaking, no manufactured urgency.
That conviction shapes today's product. We cite every figure to its primary source. We charge a subscription instead of taking commission. We don't rate or rank brokers. The buyer is the customer, not the inventory. As the product evolves, the underlying conviction — buyer-first, sources-cited, no-bias — is the standard we'll keep measuring against.