Keep initial purchase funds available for operations and proven sellers
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SHARED INVENTORY | FOR BUSINESS OWNERS
For retailersKeep purchasing cash available
Do not lock cash into a product before knowing whether it sells.
Traditional purchasing converts cash into stock before revenue appears. Shared inventory lets a retailer add products without buying the stock in advance and transact only after a customer order is confirmed.
Join the shared inventory projectWhat changes for the business
Avoid inventory-turn risk on products with uncertain demand
Review price, shipping and fees before deciding to carry an item
UNIT ECONOMICS
A simple numerical example
*Illustrative only. This is not a guarantee of sales or profit.
- ¥300,000 of stock sold over six months ties up roughly ¥150,000 on average
- With no advance purchase, payment follows confirmed orders
- The same cash remains available for operations or replenishing winners
How to start
Review the product and supply terms
Calculate your selling price and expected margin
Request shipment from the owner after an order
FIT CHECK
A good fit when
- New stores with limited purchasing budgets
- Retailers that need assortment without more inventory
- Businesses whose cash is already pressured by ads and fixed costs
Before you discard it—or buy it—test one product.
Inventory owners and retailers join through the same entry point.