Webkul Product Auction
Convert your Store to an Online Auction Site. Add unlimited auctions and attract more visitors. Show live bids, Multiple auction widgets, Boost engagement today
01Revenue
A month · the formula and every input are below
reviews × installs-per-review × paying share × entry price
- reviews: 169
- entry price: $15
- 7–20 active installs per published review (measured: median 12 on the 20 most-installed apps)
- 15%–35% of installs on a paid plan
A range from public signals and the listed price, not a claim about the company’s books. Methodology.
Store data from the Shopify App Store listing, refreshed daily. Updated 1 d ago. Listed since 2016.
02Why users leave Webkul Product Auction
Scheduled auctions fail to start; endings fail to create variants for about 20%; winning bidders get canceled; add-to-cart and display break.
“If we schedule 80 items to start, we are lucky if half start. Then every time that auctions end, the app fails to create the product variant for an average of 20% of the items.” source ↗
Sample: 10 recent complaints (1–3★ reviews) · clustered Oct 29, 2026 · complaints from Jun 2021–Oct 2025, 10% in the last 24 months — mostly history · each review labelled by a model, quotes verbatim
03How to build a better Webkul Product Auction
04Who wants a better Webkul Product Auction
0 buyer threads in the last 30 days name Webkul Product Auction.
05Questions about Webkul Product Auction
How much revenue does Webkul Product Auction make?
MRRLens estimates Webkul Product Auction at $3k–18k a month (low confidence). The range comes from public signals (reviews × installs-per-review × paying share × entry price), not from the company's books; the formula and its inputs are shown on this page.
What do users complain about most in Webkul Product Auction?
Across 10 recent complaints, the most common is bugs/reliability (50%). Scheduled auctions fail to start; endings fail to create variants for about 20%; winning bidders get canceled; add-to-cart and display break.
Full 1-star breakdown with verbatim quotes, the build blueprint and every live thread — on every product.