Pricing
Two prices, one minimum, one invoice. No per-seat licences, no listing fees on top, no marketplace lock-in.
A donation priced from photos at the bench.
A piece HQ publishes from the queue. Edits and relists are free.
Covers 2,500 checks across all your shops.
One shop, no card, no contract.
Worked examples
Illustrations, not quotes: a shop pricing 40 donations a day from photos, six days a week, and HQ listing a handful of pieces from each shop. Your contract sets your numbers.
| Shops | Checks | eBay listings | Usage | Invoice |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1,040 | 20 | £320 | £750 (the minimum) |
| 3 | 3,120 | 80 | £968 | £968 |
| 8 | 8,320 | 200 | £2,576 | £2,576 |
Guide-priced brands, the everyday donations your guide marks as never worth a check, are not in the check count because they cost nothing.
The pack
On invoice day the monthly pack goes to HQ with the invoice: donations priced by shop and category, what was routed, listed and sold and for how much, the rail price against your baseline, time saved, and the cost against the credits used. Every number is marked measured or modelled, and the page it comes from is open to your admins all month.
Questions
Next step
A demo walks your retail team through the bench, the HQ queue and the monthly pack on your own kind of stock. The trial gives one shop 100 free price checks with no card and no contract.