Territory-Exclusive · One Operator Per City
A complete storefront for vintage, furniture, and secondhand — open year-round, not for one weekend. You take consignments from neighbours, list them in minutes, and keep a cut of everything that sells. One operator per city, and once yours is claimed it’s off the board for good.
One-time payment. Once a city is claimed, it’s off the board.
Check availability before you buy — territories are first come, first served.
The three screens
The queue where you approve and price, the form your consignors fill in, and the shop your buyers browse. Everything the business does happens on one of these.
See a live demo shop Opens a real storefront in a new tab — stock, filters, and all.
What You Get
Not a template you have to finish. The shop, the intake form, the dashboard, and the emails are already built and already talking to each other.
A real shop at yourname.consignmentbiz.com — your name, your colours, your stock. Buyers browse and filter by category and price without ever seeing a platform logo.
Add pieces as they come in, mark them sold as they go. Nothing expires, nothing needs scheduling, and there’s no weekend to build up to.
Share one link and let people send you their own pieces — photos, condition, what they’re hoping to get. Each one lands in your approval queue, not your inbox.
Some things sell better paid-for online; a sideboard sells better held for collection. Choose per item — card online, or reserve now and pay you in person.
Approve a submission, set your price and the consignor’s share, and it’s live. The dashboard also tracks exactly what you owe each person and what you’ve already paid.
Buyers get their confirmation and pickup details automatically. You get told when something sells. Nobody has to remember to send anything.
How It Works
Most operators are taking their first submissions the same week they buy.
Check that your town is still open, pay once, and it’s yours. We won’t sell it to anyone else, ever.
Name, colour, hours, and the split you pay consignors. Five minutes, and your shop has an address.
Start with whatever you already own. Then hand out your consign link and let the shop fill itself.
Buyers find you, buy or reserve, and collect. You approve, price, and pay out — all from one screen.
One piece, start to finish
Five states, and the software moves the piece through all of them. You make two decisions in the whole run: what it’s worth, and what share the consignor keeps.
A neighbour fills in your form with photos, condition, and what they hope to get. It lands in your queue — not your inbox, not a text message, not a note on the counter.
Set the price and the consignor’s share — your shop default, or a different rate for this one person. It goes live on your shop the moment you approve it.
Furniture rarely sells on a card. A buyer can reserve and collect instead — the piece comes off the floor while they arrange a van, and returns automatically if they don’t show.
Card online or cash in the shop, either way you mark it sold once. The buyer gets their confirmation and pickup details without you writing an email.
The amount owed is recorded at the moment of sale, so changing a price later can never alter what somebody is owed. Pay them however you like; the dashboard tracks what’s outstanding and what’s settled.
What you’re actually buying
You’re not buying an idea. You’re buying the build — the storefront, the intake, the checkout, the payout ledger, and the emails, already wired to each other.
| The piece | Building it yourself | With ConsignmentBiz |
|---|---|---|
| The shop | Fight a page builder for a fortnight, then discover it can’t do filtering. | Branded storefront on your own address, live the day you buy. |
| Consignor intake | A form that emails you, and a folder of photos you rename by hand. | One link. Submissions arrive priced-out and ready to approve. |
| Taking money | A payment plugin, a merchant account, and a week reading refund docs. | Card checkout and reserve-and-collect, both built in. |
| Payout tracking | A spreadsheet that’s wrong by the third month. | Owed amount recorded at the moment of sale and never recalculated. |
| Emails | Remembering. Every time. For every buyer. | Confirmations and pickup details send themselves. |
| The competition | Whoever else buys the same template next week. | One operator per city. Once yours is claimed, we don’t sell it again. |
Pricing
No monthly fee, no commission on your sales, no card kept on file. You pay us once and keep everything you make.
Territory License
$197
One-time. Hosting included, no renewal, no recurring charge of any kind.
Questions
What does “territory-exclusive” actually mean?
One operator per city. When you buy a town it’s removed from the list and we will not sell it again while your account is active. You’re not competing with another ConsignmentBiz shop down the road, because there won’t be one.
Do I need my own inventory to start?
It helps to open with a dozen pieces so the shop doesn’t look empty, but plenty of operators start with what’s in their own garage and let consignors fill the rest. The intake form is designed to do exactly that.
How do consignor payouts work?
You set the percentage the consignor receives — a shop default, or a different rate for a particular person. When an item sells, the amount owed is recorded automatically at that moment, so a later price change can never alter what someone is owed. You pay them however you like; the dashboard tracks what’s outstanding and what’s settled.
Can buyers pay in person instead of online?
Yes — mark an item “reserve and collect” and a buyer can hold it without paying. The piece comes off the shop floor for a few days while they arrange pickup, and returns automatically if they don’t show. Useful for furniture, and for anyone who’d rather hand you cash.
What happens if I stop running the shop?
Nothing automatic. Your site stays up and your data stays yours. If you decide to stop for good, tell us and we’ll release the territory so someone else can take it on — but that only ever happens when you ask.
