Price the UH‑60before you bid
BidMaster60 reads the records attached to a UH-60 auction listing and gives you the most you can pay for that helicopter, at your margin.
Free 7-day trial for your company. No card needed. How the trial works

Records in, a number out
Paste the auction link, or add the records PDFs yourself. Each helicopter is checked against the 12 required Army records forms, then valued with your own prices.
- DA 2408-5 Equipment modification record
- DA 2408-13 Aircraft status information record
- DA 2408-13-1 Open and closed faults
- DA 2408-15 Historical record for aircraft
- DA 2408-15-2 Aircraft vibration record
- DA 2408-16 Aircraft component historical record
- DA 2408-16-1 History recorder, component, module record
- DA 2408-18 Equipment inspection list
- DA 2408-19-2 T700 engine HIT log
- DA 2408-20 Oil analysis log
- 30K report Retirement life report
- DD 365-3 Chart C, basic weight and balance record
My Bids on an example helicopter: all 12 forms found, then the numbers it still needs from you.
Worked example
At a 40% margin, the example's max bid is $1,616,438, or $996,438 above its $620,000 high bid. A year of BidMaster60 is $36,750.
Change the margin to see the max bid move. Example helicopter with invented records.
- Parts at your prices
- $2,784,895
- Less your 40% margin
- −$1,113,958
- Less the cost to pull the parts
- −$54,499
- Max bid
- $1,616,438
- Current high bid
- $620,000
- Room to bid
- $996,438
One page per helicopter
Everything you need before you bid, on one page you can hand to whoever signs off.
Records checkWhich of the 12 required forms were found. Add any that were not.
ConditionAirframe hours, open red X faults and overdue inspections, read from the records.
Max bid, two waysPart it out, or repair and sell it, each at your own margin.
A plain verdictOn your planned bid or the current high bid, with the room left.
TurnaroundMan-hours and workdays from your labor rates and shop capacity.
Profit analysis PDFA one to two page brief for the people who sign off.
Records check, 12 of 12 required forms
Condition
Max bid at 40% margin
Verdict
Turnaround
After the auction
Win it, then work it in My Fleet. Buy and sell in the Auction House when it opens. Your numbers live in My account, shared with your verified colleagues.

How it works
- Add a helicopterPaste its auction link, or add its records PDFs.
- Set your numbers onceMargin, part prices and turnaround times.
- See what it is worthMax bid, profit and a verdict, both ways.
- Win it, then work itMove it into My Fleet and follow the plan.
Pricing
Every plan includes everything above. Your company starts with a free 7-day trial, and you choose a plan when it ends.
Monthly
For trying it on the next few auctions.
My Bids, My Fleet, your own price list and turnaround, the Profit analysis PDF, and bidding in the Auction House when it opens.
Yearly
For a shop that bids on UH-60s all year.
Everything in Monthly, billed once a year. You can switch from monthly at any time in your profile.
Teams: a Corporate Membership covers your company's people in tiers of up to 5, up to 10, or 15 or more. To set one up, email admin@bidmaster60.com.
Questions
How does the free trial work?
Each company gets one 7-day trial, with no card and no payment details. It starts when the first account from your company is approved, and colleagues approved during those days share it. You get a demo helicopter in My Fleet and one in My Bids, with every page, analysis and PDF. The Auction House is not part of the trial.
What happens when the trial ends?
You choose Monthly or Yearly the next time you sign in. Every price, part, turnaround time and setting you entered is kept, and the demo helicopters are removed. Nothing is charged until you choose a plan.
Which records does it read?
The PDFs attached to the auction listing. Each helicopter is checked against the 12 required Army records forms, and you can add any form that was not attached. A helicopter that is not listed online can be added from its records PDFs; anything that cannot be read, you type in.
Where do the values come from?
From your price list: a market value for every UH-60L part, condition rates (overhauled 70%, serviceable 50%, repaired 30%, all adjustable) and your margin. Values are estimates, not advice.
Does my team see the same numbers?
Verified colleagues from your company share one fleet, bid board, price list and settings, and each has their own sign-in. A membership is per person, or a Corporate Membership covers your company's people; the tiers are under Pricing.
How is it billed?
Pay with a card or a U.S. bank account; the membership renews until you cancel. Every payment gets an emailed receipt. All fees are non-refundable; see the Terms of Service.
Who can have an account?
U.S. persons only. Every account confirms its email and is approved by a person before it can sign in, and each sign-in asks for your password and a 6-digit code sent by email.
Are the records controlled?
Records may be export controlled (ITAR/EAR) and marked CUI; share them only with authorized U.S. persons. Your data is visible only to you and your company, and a helicopter you remove is archived with everything you entered and can be restored.
What is the Auction House?
It is coming soon. Companies post UH-60s for sale and bid on them with a countdown to the second, and a person checks every listing against its records before it goes live. Bidding is included in every membership; payment terms for selling will be announced when it opens.
Can I install it on my PC?
Yes, from your browser. In Chrome or Edge, select the install icon at the right end of the address bar; in Safari on a Mac, File, then Add to Dock; on an iPhone or iPad, Share, then Add to Home Screen; on Android, the browser menu, then Install app. It is the same site and account, always the current version, and it needs an internet connection. You are using the installed app.
Is there help inside the app?
The first time you open each section, a short walk-through shows it on an example helicopter, and you can play it again any time from My account.
Know the number, then bid
Your company's 7-day trial starts when its first account is approved. After that, $3,500 a month or $36,750 a year.