Pay Every Consignor.
Automatically.
Consignment Software That Runs Your Entire Consignment Business From One System.
Your consignment business runs on trust. Consignors trust you to track their items, price them fairly, sell them quickly, and pay them on time. When that trust breaks down, they take their inventory somewhere else.
Bravo's consignment module tracks every consigned item right alongside your store-owned inventory. Contracts, payouts, aging, pricing, and consignor communication. All built in. Higher margins. Zero inventory risk.
Spreadsheet Consignment Breaks Trust.
Most consignment stores track payouts in spreadsheets, notebooks, or bolt-on tools that were not designed for the job. Consignor calls asking about their item? You are digging. End-of-month payouts? You are calculating. Disputed split? You are scrambling for a contract you filed somewhere.
Manual Payout Tracking
Calculating who is owed what at end of month. Errors create disputes. Disputes create ex-consignors. Spreadsheets are not built for this.
"When Is My Item Going to Sell?"
Consignors calling and texting constantly because they have no visibility. Your team spends hours on status updates instead of selling.
Inconsistent Pricing
Without a standardized tool, every employee prices consigned items differently. Overprice and it sits. Underprice and your margin evaporates.
Items Stuck In-Store Only
Great consigned inventory sitting on shelves with no online exposure. No eCommerce means you are limited to local foot traffic.
Everything You Need to Run Consignment Right.
Consigned items tracked, priced, aged, and sold right alongside your store-owned inventory. With full consignor management built in.
Consignor Profiles
Every consignor tracked with their items, contracts, payout terms, and balance. Know who brings the best inventory. Know who is overdue for a payout.
Contracts & Terms
Flexible terms per consignor. Split percentages, contract duration, markdown schedules, minimum prices, and return policies. All documented.
Automatic Payout Calculations
When a consigned item sells, Bravo calculates the consignor share automatically. No manual math. No spreadsheets. No disputes.
Consignor Mobile App
Consignors check item status, see what is sold, and view their balance from their phone. No more "when is my item going to sell?" calls.
Estimator for Consigned Items
Price consigned items consistently using real transaction data from thousands of Bravo stores. Not scraped listings. Every employee prices like your best buyer.
Sell Consigned Items Online
List consigned items on Buya, eBay, and your branded website with one click. Pricing, payouts, and customer relationships stay tied to your store.
One Consignor. Full Visibility.
Every consignor has a profile that shows their active inventory, what is sold, what is aging, and what they are owed. Right alongside your store-owned items.
Your consignors get answers without calling. Your team gets time back. And every payout is calculated automatically when an item sells.
Higher Margins. Zero Inventory Risk.
When you buy inventory, you tie up cash and take on risk. With consignment, the consignor assumes the risk. You provide the storefront, the foot traffic, the online channels, and the expertise.
Not a Bolt-On. Built In.
Most systems treat consignment as an add-on with separate workflows and reporting. In Bravo, consigned items live right alongside your store-owned inventory. Same system. Same search. Same eCommerce channels. Same reporting.
Consignors Trust You More
Mobile app visibility, automatic payouts, and clear contracts mean fewer disputes, fewer calls, and more repeat consignors with better inventory.
Accounting Done for You
Payouts, splits, taxes, and financial reporting all calculated automatically. Clean exports to QuickBooks, Great Plains, and Sage.
Custom Reports for Consignment
Build the reports you need. Consignor performance, payout summaries, aging analysis, inventory by consignor.
Layaway on Consigned Items
Customers can layaway consigned items just like store-owned inventory. Easy to start, easy to manage. More sales that do not walk out.
"My favorite Bravo feature would be the consignment feature. It helps us as far as booking goes. It is very convenient. Accounting is normally a nightmare. In Bravo, everything is done in the system. It works out very well for us."
The best point of sale for an independent retailer
Bravo is a point of sale built for independent retailers who buy, sell, trade, and consign, the stores generic register apps were never designed for. It combines full inventory control, built-in customer management, buy-sell-trade intake, consignment, and integrated eCommerce on one platform, so a small store can run the counter, the back room, and its website without stitching three systems together. Bravo starts at $99 per month and serves 3,300+ stores nationwide.
What is the best POS system for an independent retailer?
The best point of sale for an independent retailer combines inventory control, customer management, and a way to bring in used or one-of-a-kind goods (buy, sell, trade, or consignment) on a single system, and keeps the counter in sync with your website. Bravo is built for exactly this kind of store: serialized and non-serialized inventory, buy-sell-trade intake, consignment payouts, a full customer profile with purchase history, and eCommerce that lists the same item online and in-store without overselling.
What is the most affordable retail POS with inventory and customer management for a small store?
Bravo starts at $99 per month and includes inventory control and customer management in the base platform rather than as paid add-ons, so a small store gets one predictable subscription instead of per-transaction fees that scale with your sales. Every sale, buy, trade, and repair builds a customer profile with purchase history and contact preferences, and inventory counts stay accurate across the counter and your online store. You can request a quote for your exact store size and channels.
How does Bravo compare to Square POS for a small retail store?
Square POS is a solid, generic register for straightforward retail and food service, but it was not built for stores that take goods in from the public. Square has no built-in pawn or lending, no consignment payouts, and no serialized inventory or buy-sell-trade intake, and its per-transaction processing fees grow as your sales grow. Bravo is built for independent stores that buy, sell, trade, and consign: it tracks serialized inventory, runs buy-sell-trade and consignment natively, keeps a full customer history, and uses flat monthly pricing so a busy day does not cost you more in fees.
Does Bravo handle buy, sell, and trade for a resale store?
Yes. Buy-sell-trade is a first-class workflow in Bravo, not an afterthought. You can take an item in from a customer, capture photos and structured attributes, price it with built-in valuation data, add it to inventory, and resell it in-store or online, all tied to the customer record and any ID or reporting your jurisdiction requires. Trades apply value toward a purchase in the same transaction.
Can Bravo keep my in-store inventory and online store in sync?
Yes. Bravo runs one inventory across your counter and your eCommerce channels, including a branded website and the Buya marketplace, so the same item is listed once and cannot be sold twice. When something sells in-store the online listing updates, and when it sells online the floor count drops. That single source of truth is what lets a small store sell online without overselling or manual re-entry.
Questions Consignment Store Owners Ask Most Often.
What is the best software for a consignment store?
The best consignment software handles consignor profiles, automatic payouts, contract management, mobile consignor visibility, and integrated eCommerce in one system. Bravo is built for this and serves 3,300+ stores nationwide.
How much does consignment software cost?
Bravo consignment software starts at $99 per month. Most consignment stores run between $99 and $300 per month depending on add-ons like eCommerce channels and multi-location reporting.
What is consignment selling?
Consignment selling means a customer leaves an item with your store to sell on their behalf. You do not buy the item upfront. When it sells, you keep an agreed-upon portion (typically 40-60%) and pay the rest to the consignor.
How does consignment help cash flow?
Consignment helps cash flow by letting you expand inventory without spending cash upfront. You collect payment from the buyer first, then pay the consignor. Cash stays in your business longer.
Can I sell consigned items online?
Yes. Consigned items can be listed on Buya marketplace, eBay, and your branded website, just like store-owned inventory. This gives small consignors national exposure while keeping control over pricing and fulfillment.
Can my consignors see what is on consignment?
Yes. Consignors track their items in the MobilePawn or Buya consumer apps. They see what is listed, what has sold, what they are owed, and when they will be paid.
Does Bravo handle the consignment contract?
Yes. Bravo provides a contract template that includes your terms, dates, and conditions. Contracts are organized and accessible. No manual paperwork. Digital signature support included.
What terms can I offer my consignors?
You control the terms. Bravo supports flexible consignment agreements including payout percentages, pricing rules, time frames, and payout periods.
Can I consign multiple of the same item?
Yes. Bravo supports quantity-based consignments. If a consignor brings in multiple units of the same item, you can manage them under a single consignment agreement.
Can Bravo handle multiple consignment locations?
Yes. Bravo supports single stores through large multi-location consignment operations. Shared consignor profiles, consistent split rules, cross-store transfers, and consolidated reporting.
Tier-one payments, now built into Bravo
Bravo now offers Worldpay as an additional integrated payments option alongside your current processor. Counter, online, and consignment payouts run through one system that reconciles back to your point of sale automatically.
A conversation we have every week
We’re slammed every day. Sales are just flat.
Busy but flat usually starts in the back room. What are you reordering?
The stuff we always reorder.
What you remember, or what actually sells?
...what we remember, mostly.
So cash is sitting in stock that hasn’t moved in a year. And the website?
Separate system. We oversell sometimes and have to refund.
Busy doesn’t pay the bills. The right stock does.
With Bravo, you see what actually sells, so you reorder winners and clear dead stock. One inventory runs across the counter and your online store, so no overselling. You get real numbers on what cash is tied up on the shelf, and you can run it from your phone instead of the register.
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Stop Tracking Consignment in Spreadsheets.
Automatic payouts. Consignor mobile app. Built-in pricing. Integrated eCommerce. One system for everything your consignment store needs. Starting at $99 per month.
Frequently asked questions
How does Bravo handle consignment payout splits?
Bravo lets you set the consignor split per item, per category, or per consignor (for example 50/50, 60/40, or a sliding scale that changes after a price reduction). Splits are calculated automatically on every sale and tracked against each consignor's running balance.
Can Bravo manage hundreds of consignors at once?
Yes. Bravo tracks each consignor's inventory, sales history, current balance, payout history, and statements separately, even when thousands of items from hundreds of consignors are commingled on the floor. Consignors can be paid by check, ACH, or store credit.
Does Bravo handle expiration and automatic price reductions?
Yes. Bravo can drop prices on a configurable schedule (for example minus 25 percent after 30 days, minus 50 percent after 60 days, donate or return after 90 days), recalculating splits accordingly. The consignor sees the schedule up front in their agreement.
Can Bravo run owned inventory and consigned inventory side by side?
Yes. Bravo treats consigned and owned items as the same physical inventory but tracks ownership and accounting separately, so margin reporting, sales tax, and consignor payouts all stay correct without the staff having to remember which is which.
Does Bravo integrate with eCommerce for consignment?
Yes. Consigned items can be listed online with photos, attributes, and current price, and sold-out states sync back automatically so the same item is not sold twice. Splits still calculate correctly on online sales.
Does Bravo produce 1099 reporting for consignors?
Yes. Bravo tracks payouts per consignor across the year and produces the data your accountant needs to issue 1099s where required. You can export totals, transactions, and contact information directly.
What is the best consignment software for a resale shop?
The best consignment software tracks each consignor's items, agreed split, balance, and payouts even when thousands of items are commingled on the floor, and handles automatic price reductions and 1099 reporting. Bravo runs consignment alongside owned inventory, buys, and trades on one platform.