Buying cars at auction shouldn't be a full-time job

Brykam is a Polish web service for people buying cars at public auctions: it monitors listings — including treasury auctions on the government eLicytacje KAS portal — compares starting prices with market prices, estimates the potential margin and sends an alert before the auction begins. It does not run auctions or take deposits itself — you always bid on the official portal, while Brykam helps you decide whether a lot is worth it. A Free account costs 0 zł; paid plans are 49–199 zł per month with the first 5 days free.

Brykam was born from a simple observation: the best deals at Polish bailiff and treasury auctions disappear before an ordinary buyer even notices them. A few hours' delay and a car worth 30,000 złoty is already gone — claimed by whoever happened to be watching at the right moment. We decided to change that.

Our mission is to level the playing field. Brykam monitors hundreds of auctions every day, automatically estimates the purchase margin, compares market prices and sends alerts straight to Telegram — before anyone else opens their browser. You don't need to track dozens of websites or set calendar reminders. Just tell us what you're looking for, and we watch on your behalf.

Brykam is a small Polish project run as a sole trader (JDG — jednoosobowa działalność gospodarcza). No corporate veneer, but the owner stands fully behind every product decision. Data is processed in line with RODO (Poland's GDPR implementation), payments are handled by Stripe, and servers are located within the EU. Questions or suggestions? Write to us — I reply personally.