About Our Customer

Capital Pawn is a family run, family-friendly pawn, loan, and trade business in Salem, Oregon. Owners Beth and Adam are invested in their local community and you can be assured they are not a “here today gone tomorrow” business.

Capital Pawn offers a wide variety of items for sale including jewelry, DVDs, silver, gold, watches, stereos, sporting goods, cameras, musical instruments, tools, guns, TVs, computers, bikes, and snowboards.

Making More Money With Bravo

The Bravo Team believes that software should be more than a monthly payment. Pawn software should be an investment and one that you get a return on. Bravo customers report large financial gains after switching.

“Bravo and MobilePawn help you be a better pawnbroker and the software actually makes you more money. Both Bravo and MobilePawn are cutting edge. Bravo is always ahead of the curve.”

Today’s customers demand convenience and MobilePawn gives pawn customers the ability to view and make payments on loans and layaways.

“Customers immediately fall in love with the app because it is right there in their hand and it’s easy for them to use.”

Increasing Payments With MobilePawn

Bravo’s innovative development team has more than 100 years combined experience developing pawn software for pawnbrokers. The Bravo Development team engineered the pawn industry’s first mobile application, MobilePawn. MobilePawn is the most widely and quickly adopted feature among Bravo users.

“My favorite MobilePawn feature is the ability for our customers to look at their loans from their phone app and to pay their loans remotely. We aren’t spending any time or effort doing these transactions. Plus, we are essentially open 24/7. It’s really fun to come into the store in the morning and you’ve already had someone renewing their loan.”

Excellent Customer Service

Bravo understands that customer support is the backbone of the software business and customer feedback is second to none

“Bravo Customer Service responds promptly to issues. But the best thing is that when users request something, they listen and often implement the request as part of an update! How’s that for awesomeness!”

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