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Bid-Ninja has Three Distinct Core Products
- ANALYTICS
Bid-Ninja Analytics shows you everything about your competitors and the auctions you’re trying to win. - BIDBUDDY®
Bid-Ninja’s friendly autobidder uses your own penny auction strategies and places bids for you automatically. Win auctions even while away from the computer! - AUCTION TRACKER
Gives you instant and immediate access to a complete list of every auction on QuiBids, DealDash, and MadBid.
Bid-Ninja Supports the Following Penny Auction Sites:
BID-NINJA ANALYTICS: SEE & KNOW EVERYTHING
■ The Analytics portion of Bid-Ninja provides complete picture of the product you’re playing for and the bidders you’re playing against.
■ You’ll know everything you need to make informed decisions and win more auctions.
■ Just navigate to any QuiBids, DealDash, or MadBid, auction. Analytics will automatically & seamlessly appear right on the auction page in your Google Chrome browser.
Auction/Product Specific Analytics
Bid-Ninja Analytics Explained
Upon entering any QuiBids, DealDash, or MadBid auction, Analytics will be seamlessly inserted into the auction page.
Analytics has multiple tabs, each of which contains a different set of information. Each of these tabs will contain information specific to the auction you’re currently viewing and the bidders bidding on it. All of the following tabs will be presented (click on each one to expand for an explanation):
Latest Tab
- A list of every bidder who has placed a bid on the auction (the usernames of every bidder who has placed a bid are “clickable”. Clicking on a bidders username brings up the User/Bidder Specific Analytics window that shows you a complete set of stats about that specific user)
- How many bids each bidder has placed
- How long it’s been since each bidder has placed their last bid
- How much each bidder has spent on the auction
- How many bids each bidder each bidder has left
- How long each bidder has been playing on the auction
- What type of bid each bidder placed last (single bid or Bid-O-Matic bid)
- The total number of auctions each bidder has won
- The total number of auctions each bidder has played in
- The total number of “Voucher Bid Auctions” each bidder has won – QuiBids Only
- The total number of “Voucher Bid Auctions” each bidder has lost – QuiBids Only
- The total number of “Voucher Bids” each bidder has used – QuiBids Only
Trending Stats Tab
The Trending Stats Tab shows you all of the following information, over the course of the following time periods: past 2 days, 7 days, 14 days, 30 days, 60 days & 90 days. This allows you to see whether the prices for the product you’re viewing are trending up or down.
- The average ending price
- The median ending price
- The minimum ending price
- The maximum ending price
- The number of auctions for the product you’re viewing that have been analyzed during each time period to determine each of those statistics
Daily Stats Tab
The Daily Stats Tab shows you all of the following information for every day of the week. This allows you to see which day of the week is the best day to play for the product you’re viewing (statistically) be showing you which day of the week the product you’re playing typically ends at the lowest prices.
- The average ending price
- The median ending price
- The minimum ending price
- The maximum ending price
- The number of auctions for the product you’re viewing that have been analyzed during each time period to determine each of those statistics
Hourly Stats Tab
The Hourly Stats Tab shows you all of the following information for every hour of the day. This allows you to see which hour of the day is the best hour to play for the product you’re viewing (statistically) be showing you which hour of the day the product you’re playing typically ends at the lowest prices.
- The average ending price
- The median ending price
- The minimum ending price
- The maximum ending price
- The number of auctions for the product you’re viewing that have been analyzed during each time period to determine each of those statistics
Past Auctions Tab
The Past Auctions Tab shows you a complete list of every past completed auction for the product you’re viewing. So if you’re looking at an iPad auction, and you click the “past auctions” tab, you’ll see a complete list of every previous iPad auction. This tab will show you all of the following stats for each of those previous auctions:
- The winning bidder (the usernames displayed are “clickable”. Clicking on a bidders username brings up the User/Bidder Specific Analytics window that shows you a complete set of stats about that specific user)
- The date and time the auction ended
- How long the auction lasted, from the time the first bid was placed until the auction ended
- What type of bid was the “winning bid”. In other words, if the auction was won with a “single bid” or a “bid-o-matic” bid
- What the ending price of the auction was
- The total number of bidders that placed bids on the auction
- The total number of bids that were placed by the winning bidder
Bidding History Tab
The Bidding History tab shows you a complete list of every bid placed on the auction from the time it started until whatever price it is at “now”. This tab will show you all of the following stats for each of those placed bids:
- The username of the bidder (the usernames displayed are “clickable”. Clicking on a bidders username brings up the User/Bidder Specific Analytics window that shows you a complete set of stats about that specific user)
- The date and time the bid was placed
- The type of bid it was (single or bid-o-matic)
- What price the bid made the auction
- How long ago the bid was placed
Auction Summary Tab
The Auction Summary tab shows you a quick summary of stats about the auction you’re viewing. It shows you the following information:
- The total number of bidders that have placed a bid
- The current price of the auction
- The percentage of bids placed that were bid-o-matic bids
- The percentage of bids placed that were single bids
User/Bidder Specific Analytics
Bidder/User Specific Stats
Upon arriving at any QuiBids, DealDash or Beezid auction, Bid-Ninja will be seamlessly inserted into the auction page. Within the various tabs of information given to you by Bid-Ninja (explained in the Auction/Product Specifics area on this page), you’ll see the usernames of the bidders that have placed bids on the auction you’re viewing. These usernames will be clickable.
Clicking on a bidders username brings up the User/Bidder Specific stats window (pictured on this page, click the images to make them larger). The User/Bidder specific stats window has it’s own set of tabs of information specific to the bidder you clicked on. Those tabs are:
User Stats Tab
- The username of the bidder you clicked on
- The total number of bids that bidder has placed, in total, for every auction they’ve ever played on
- The total number of auctions that bidder has won, in total, for every auction they’ve ever played on
- The total number of auctions that bidder has played on, in total.
- The “Win Rate” of that bidder. This number is a percentage and shows what percent of the time that bidder wins the auctions they bid on
- The total spent by that bidder on bids, in total, for every auction ever played on
- The number of auctions that bidder has won that had a retail value of over $200
Live Auctions Tab
The Live Auctions tab shows you a complete list of every auction the bidder you clicked on is bidding on at that moment. You can use this tab to see which bidders are “overextended” by playing on too many auctions simultaneously. You’re given the following information about each of the auctions they’re playing on within this tab:
- What the product is, and a link to it
- The total number of bids they’ve placed
- The date and time of the last bid they placed
- How long it has been since they placed they’re last bid
Past Wins Tab
The Past Wins tab shows you a complete list of every auction the bidder you clicked on has won in the past. You’re given the following information about each of past auctions they’ve won in the past:
- What the product won was, and a link to the auction
- The date and time the auction ended
- The number of bids the user placed to win
- The amount the auction sold for (it’s ending price)
- The retail value of the product in the auction (as listed by QuiBids, DealDash and/or Beezid, depending on the site you’re using Bid-Ninja on)
Past Losses Tab
The Past Losses tab shows you a complete list of every auction the bidder you clicked on has played in, but lost, in the past. You’re given the following information about each of the past auctions they’ve lost in the past:
- What the product lost was, and a link to the auction
- The date and time the auction ended
- The number of bids the user placed in the lost auction
- The amount the auction sold for (it’s ending price)
- The retail value of the product in the auction (as listed by QuiBids, DealDash and/or Beezid, depending on the site you’re using Bid-Ninja on)
Voucher Stats Tab (QuiBids Only)
The Voucher Stats tab (QuiBids only) shows you a set of statistics about the voucher auctions won, lost & played in for the bidder you clicked on. You’ll see:
- The total number of voucher bid auctions they’ve won
- The total number of voucher bid auctions they’ve lost
- The total number of actual voucher bids won (this is the cumulative total voucher bids won from the voucher bid auctions they’ve won)
- The number of tracked voucher bids they’ve used. This statistic is more of a guideline, as Bid-Ninja can only track used voucher bids when a bidder wins the auction. If a bidder uses voucher bids, but does not win the auction, Bid-Ninja cannot determine how many voucher bids that user used (because QuiBids only shows the number of real/voucher bids used by the winner of an auction)
QuiBids Locked Auction Features
QuiBids Locked Auctions, a Goldmine with Bid-Ninja
With the release of QuiBids locked auctions, we at Bid-Ninja see a huge opportunity to give our users an even bigger advantage by adding some new & incredibly valuable features.
Bid-Ninja now shows you all of the following information, which is specific to the locked auctions:
- When a QuiBids auction will lock before it has been locked. This means no more wasting bids trying to prevent yourself from being locked out. You can simply place a bid just before it locks!
- Whether or not you yourself are in danger of being locked out of auction you’re playing on
- Which bidders will be locked out of a QuiBids auction once it has been locked, along with an exact “before and after” count of how many bidders will be left. This allows you to see, ahead of
time, which auctions will have less eligible bidders left to compete against so you can play in the easier auctions - After an auction is already locked, you can see how many eligible bidders are left. Again, this allows you to play in the easier auctions that you can see have less bidders allowed to play in them (making them easier to win)
So imagine, right now, going to QuiBids to pick an auction and knowing exactly how many bidders have placed bids on every auction, which of those users will and won’t be locked out of each auction, how many people you’ll have to compete against after an auction locks AND knowing exactly when the auction will lock before it does? Getting the picture? QuiBids locked auctions in combination with Bid-Ninja are an absolute goldmine!
BidBuddy: Win Auctions While Sleeping!
BidBuddy® is Your Friendly Autobidder
■ If you’ve ever wanted a robot to do your bidding (pun intended), this is your chance. Now you can win auctions even while you’re not in front of the computer.
■ While BidBuddy is easy to use, its powerful features allow you to configure many different bidding options. Click the image to view BidBuddy in full size and see all of the available inputs.
■ BidBuddy will bid just the way you want and works on multiple auctions, simultaneously. Set it up days or even weeks in advance.
■ Don’t worry again about missing that amazing opportunity to win just because you had to run to the restroom or grab something to eat!
BidBuddy is Easy to Setup (see all options below):
Minimum Price
The dollar amount you put into the “Minimum Price” area is the price that you want the auction to be at or above before the AutoBidder begins placing bids for you. So, for example, if you were playing on a QuiBids auction for a $50 gift card and you didn’t want any bids placed until the auction was at least $1.00, you would put $1.00 in this field.
This field is optional, and if left blank, the AutoBidder will begin placing bids immediately after you click the “Start Bidding” button.
Maximum Price
The dollar amount you put into the “Maximum Price” area is the price that you want the auction to be below, otherwise you don’t want any bids placed. So, for example, if you were playing on a QuiBids auction for a $50 gift card and you didn’t want any bids if the auction is above $10.00, you would enter $10.00 in this field.
This field is optional, and if left blank, the AutoBidder will continue bidding regardless of the current price of the auction.
Bid At
Here is where you’ll tell the AutoBidder at what second you want it to place bids for you at. You can input tenths of a second as well. So, for example, if you were playing on a QuiBids auction, you could tell the AutoBidder to bid at 1.1 seconds left on the auction by putting 1.1 in this field. Anytime the auction reached 1.1 seconds left (and you’re not already the high bidder) it will place a bid for you (within the confines of your other set parameters of course).
Don’t Place More Than "X" Bids
The “Don’t Place More Than ‘X’ Bids” field allows you to tell the AutoBidder to not place more than a set number of bids on an auction. So, for example, if you were playing on a QuiBids auction and you didn’t want to place more than one hundred bids on it, you would enter 100 in this field.
Bid Only if Less Than "X" Recent Bidders
The “Bid Only if Less Than ‘X’ Recent Bidders” field allows you to tell the AutoBidder to only bid if there are less than a certain number of bidders that have placed a bid during the last five minutes. So, for example, if you were playing a QuiBids auction and you only wanted the AutoBidder to bid for you if there are less than five bidders in the last five minutes, you would put a 5 in this field.
There is a “sub option” here that allows you to tell the AutoBidder to keep on bidding even if the number of recent bidders rises back above the number you put. This is an important feature to use if you are the type of player who “goes all the way” once you’ve placed bids on an auction and you don’t want to stop once you’ve started.
Place "X" Bid-O-Matic Bids
This feature is for QuiBids only, as DealDash and Beezid do not have the Bid-O-Matic function.
Using this option allows you to tell the AutoBidder to place a certain number of Bid-O-Matic bids before placing any single bids (if any at all). Using this feature allows you to bypass the limitation QuiBids has set that only allows you to place 25 Bid-O-Matic bids before having to “reset the meter” yourself.
So you could enter any number you want here. If you enter 121, the AutoBidder will place 121 Bid-O-Matic bids.
There is a sub-option here that allows you to direct the AutoBidder to completely stop bidding after all Bid-O-Matic bids have been placed. Otherwise, it will continue bidding based on your other rules.
Prevent Lockout
The “Prevent Lockout” option is for use only on QuiBids website, as DealDash and Beezid work differently than QuiBids.
By checking this box, the Bid-Ninja AutoBidder will place just enough bids to prevent you from being locked out of an auction regardless of what you have set the other settings to. This ensures that you don’t ever get locked out of an auction that you wanted to really get active in later.
Randomize Bid Timing
The “Randomize Bid Timing” feature allows you to have the AutoBidder more closely mimic real human behavior. A real person can’t bid at the exact same time everytime, and if you want to look like a “person” to the other bidders, than this features is for you.
It allows you to input a “minimum time” and a “maximum time” to randomly place your bids at each time.
So, for example, if you were playing on a QuiBids auction and wanted to have your bids randomly placed between 5 seconds left and 0.8 seconds left, you would check this box and enter 5 and 0.8 in the fields that appear.