For Los Angeles boutiques
You have four hundred pieces
and none of them exist online.
Not on Google. Not in any marketplace. Not in anything an AI can recommend to somebody standing four blocks away with money in their hand.We fix that in an afternoon, and it costs you nothing to find out.
List your store
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Four steps, and three of them are ours.
You photograph nothing, write nothing and install nothing.
01
We visit
Someone comes to the shop. Not a call, not an email sequence. We look at what you carry and whether our customers would want it.
02
We photograph
We shoot the pieces on the floor and write the listings. You do not lift anything, and you do not describe anything.
03
You approve
We build your page and hand you the phone. It is not live. Nothing is visible to anybody until you say the word.
04
We deliver
Our driver collects and delivers. You keep doing what you were doing, except some of it now leaves the shop.
What owners ask us
The fair questions, answered properly.
- I have been burned by one of these before.
- Probably by Farfetch, which charged boutiques twenty-five percent plus fulfilment and nearly went under anyway, or by Deliv, which signed fourteen hundred cities and shut down in 2020. Both asked stores to change how they worked and neither carried the risk. We carry it. You are not charged to list, not charged to be photographed, and not charged at all until something of yours actually sells.
- My Instagram already brings people in.
- It does, and that is the point. Nearly a third of shoppers under thirty five now find a boutique through TikTok first, and another quarter through Instagram. Your feed is doing the discovery. Nothing is doing the selling, because the person who saw the piece at midnight cannot buy it until you open, and by then they have moved on.
- I do not have a website or any of my stock online.
- Good. That is the entire point. We come in, photograph what is on the floor, write the listings and build your page. You do not need e-commerce, a product feed, or anyone on staff who knows what a SKU is.
- I do not have time to learn a system.
- One link on your phone, saved to the home screen. When something sells off the rack, you tap the photo and it disappears from the app. That is the whole job, and it takes about four seconds.
- What if something sells in store and online at the same time?
- That is the problem we treat as the whole company. You have one of each thing, so the moment it is gone it has to be gone everywhere. It is why the only thing we ask of you is the tap.
- Am I locked into anything?
- No contract, no exclusivity and no notice period. Keep selling anywhere else you already sell, and stop whenever you like. Nothing about this has to be a decision you defend later.
- What does it cost?
- Nothing to list, nothing to be photographed, nothing to be on the app, and nothing at all until something actually sells. After that we take a commission on completed orders, never on browsing and never on returns. We quote the rate per store rather than printing one, because it depends on your volume and what you want from us, and we would rather tell you a number we can hold than a number we have to revise. Ask and you get it on the first call, before you commit to anything.
- Who deals with the customer?
- We do. Our own driver collects from you and delivers. You never arrange a courier, never chase a delivery and never handle a refund conversation.
It costs an afternoon to find out.
We photograph the floor, build the page, and show you before anyone else sees it. If you do not like it, nothing happens.
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