Guess the final sale price of a real auction lot
Auctimate is a guessing game on the GuessDash platform where players are shown a real auction lot — with photos and item details — and must guess its final sale price in USD. Each game runs across five rounds, with a running points total, and the example lot shown is a 2003 Caterpillar 420D backhoe. The site frames it as a test of your ability to judge the value of real auction items.
Players study actual auction items using photos and item details before making their guess.
You enter what you think the lot sold for, in USD, and submit your guess.
A game consists of 5 rounds, with a points score tracked throughout (Round 1 / 5, 0 pts shown in the interface).
Each lot includes specifics like make, model, and year — e.g. the sample 2003 Caterpillar 420D backhoe from Caterpillar INC.
Each round presents a real auction lot with photos and item details to review.
Judge the item's value and enter what you think it sold for, in US dollars.
Submit your guess to move through the 5 rounds, with points accumulating across the game.
Auctimate is a guessing game on GuessDash in which you look at a real auction lot — with photos and item details — and guess what it sold for.
In each round you study the lot's photos and item details, enter what you think it sold for in USD, and submit your guess. A game consists of 5 rounds, and a points score is tracked as you play.
The example lot shown on the page is a 2003 Caterpillar 420D backhoe from Caterpillar INC, suggesting real-world items such as machinery and equipment; the page doesn't enumerate other categories.
The interface shows a running points total (e.g. 0 pts), but the exact scoring rules — such as how close a guess must be to the final sale price — aren't detailed on the page.
The page includes a 'Sign up?' link, but it doesn't state whether an account is required to start playing.
Yes. It's hosted on GuessDash, which lists 'All games' and 'Guides' in its navigation, indicating Auctimate is one of multiple games on the platform.