Every intake is a bet: price the jacket too low and you gave away margin; too high and it warms a shelf for ninety days. The research that would settle it — what did this actually sell for recently? — takes longer than the item is worth. The AI does it from a photo: identifies brand and model, checks real sold prices, and suggests a range with the reasoning shown.
Not a product demo — a walk through what an ordinary day looks like once this is in place.
You photograph the leather jacket. The AI identifies the brand, the era, and the model line before you've checked the seams.
'Similar jackets in this condition sold for $45–$70 in the last 90 days; listings above $85 mostly didn't sell.' Sold data, not wishful listings.
You know your customers — maybe your crowd pays a premium for this label. The AI hands you the market; the judgment stays yours.
Seconds per item instead of a rabbit hole per item. The consignor waits minutes, not a week, for their offer.
▸Before: 5–15 minutes, or skipped and guessed
▸After: Seconds
▸Before: A few painful ones every month
▸After: Rare — the comps catch them
▸Before: Gut-feel variance
▸After: Typically 10–20% better blended margin
What it saves, in one line: Fewer under-priced treasures and fewer shelf-warmers priced on hope. Intake decisions in seconds instead of a search-engine rabbit hole.
No rip-and-replace, no new systems to learn, nothing goes live without your say-so. Here's the whole process:
Runs on private AI infrastructure we own and operate if you choose — your intake volume, pricing decisions, and margins stay your business. Learn more about Private AI →
Tell us a bit about your business and we'll come back with honest, plain-English ideas about whether this fits — and what it would take. No jargon. No pressure. No obligation.
A rack of intake gets listed the same day. Items sell while they're fresh instead of aging in the back room unlisted.
LEARN MOREThe weekly hour of consignor phone tag disappears, and consignors who feel informed bring you more inventory.
LEARN MOREA single missed after-hours call can be a $300–$3,000 job gone to the next name on Google. Answering all of them typically pays for the whole setup in the first month.
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