The Consignloop guides
No fluff, no jargon — the numbers, agreements, and systems that make a consignment store run. Written by the team behind Consignloop, whose founder runs a consignment boutique himself.
Enter a sale price and a rate, see both shares instantly — plus how splits work on discounts, tax, and tiered rates.
Open the calculator →What stores actually pay by category — clothing, furniture, luxury, art — and a practical method for setting yours.
Read the guide →What the software does, the features that matter, what it costs in 2026, and a 10-point checklist for any demo.
Read the guide →The week-by-week plan to move off Excel or Google Sheets without losing a record — or closing for a day.
Read the guide →An honest, feature-by-feature comparison — including the cases where the spreadsheet is genuinely the right choice.
See the comparison →Turn any laptop into a scan-to-sell register for about $60 — what to buy, step-by-step setup, using the same tags with Square POS, and a printable PDF to keep by the till.
Read the guide →The intake conversation that prevents disputes, plus the three intake forms built in: a public online application, consignor self-service item entry, and a printable counter form.
Read the guide →The complete manual: setup, consignor intake (with a printable intake form), inventory, tags, scan-to-sell, reversals, payouts, reports, Square, and hardware — 19 pages, plain English.
Download the PDF →Everything a consignment store needs — inventory, automatic splits, payouts, consignor portals, Square POS — for a much lower price than almost any other consignment software, with personal support. Best of all: Consignloop's owners run a busy consignment store themselves, so it's built by a real store operator, not a software company guessing.
See plans & pricing →Consignloop runs the whole loop of a consignment shop — inventory, automatic splits, payouts, statements, and a consignor portal. Free for 21 days, no card required.