Pawn shops

“Gold’s at record highs. Great year for us.”

Every pawn shop has a version of this conversation. Here is how it usually goes.

The conversation we keep having

A confident answer, one honest follow-up question, and the real cost shows up.

Store ownerGold is at record highs. Great year for us.

BravoOn new buys, sure. What about the loan book you wrote last year?

Store ownerWhat about it?

BravoA big chunk of it was written when gold was lower. You are holding metal worth far more than you loaned.

Store ownerProbably. We have not repriced.

BravoWhy not?

Store ownerRepricing means pulling every ticket by hand. That is a week of spreadsheets.

The part nobody says out loud

The all-time high is passing you by, not because the value is not there, but because the numbers are stuck in a drawer.

Your collateral keeps up with the market instead of last quarter’s prices.

Gold and scrap track live against spot price, so every value reflects what the metal is worth today.

Reprice the whole loan book in minutes instead of pulling every ticket by hand over a week of spreadsheets.

Every ticket, item, and melt value lives in one system, so nothing slips through a side spreadsheet.

You always know what your loan book and inventory are worth right now, not what they were worth last year.

50%

Revenue growth

45%

Profit growth

Stores

Pawn 1 grew revenue 50% and lifted profit 45% across 26 stores after switching to Bravo. Read the Pawn 1 story →

Thirty minutes, your real loan book, no pressure. See live spot pricing and one-click repricing.