Consignment POS software for vendor-based retail
Consignors, commissions, rent, payouts, and inventory in one system designed for consignment shops, and built so it does not break when a consignor grows into a full retail operation.
What consignment actually needs from a register
Splits, statements, and self-serve
A custom commission rate per consignor, every fee itemized on their ledger, and a per-consignor statement they can pull themselves instead of calling you.
One item or one pallet
A single consigned piece gets a photo and a price in seconds. A vendor receiving cases of new product gets SKU-level inventory and per-unit cost basis. Same intake screen either way.
Nobody reconciles by hand
Balances accrue as items sell. Approve the cycle and SyncroACH™ sends the money, with the itemized statement attached, and the ledger records it.
Most consignment software punishes your best consignor
Traditional consignment tools assume one-off used items with a description field. That works until a consignor starts moving new inventory at volume. Then they need SKUs, reorders, and case-quantity receiving, and the software cannot follow. Usually that consignor is the one you least want to lose.
A common path
Every step of that happens inside the same system, on the same ledgers, with no data migration.
Switching from something older?
All comparisons →Consignment POS questions
Is there a per-vendor fee or a vendor limit?
No. There is no per-vendor software fee and no cap on vendors. If you use SyncroACH™ for payouts, it has its own published per-transaction fees.
How much does it cost?
$199.99 a month with SyncroPay™ and Vendor Choice Pricing, or $329.99 a month bringing your own payment processor. Additional registers are $19.99 a month each, with one included. See pricing for everything that is included.
Can it run more than one location?
Yes, on the Enterprise plan: several buildings on one set of books, consolidated reporting, cross-store transfers, and combined settlements, so a vendor in several of your stores gets one deposit or check with anything owed in one store netted against sales in another. See how The Collective Boutiques runs 13 stores on one account.
Can vendors bring their existing catalog?
Yes. Syncrostore imports Shopify inventory directly, or takes our spreadsheet template, and variants come across as variants. Vendors can also enter and price their own items remotely if you allow it.
See a settlement cycle run start to finish
Thirty minutes in the live software. We set up your splits and rent the way you charge them and settle a cycle in front of you.