Reach multiple storefronts with different customer groups
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SHARED INVENTORY | FOR BUSINESS OWNERS
For inventory ownersCreate more chances to sell
“It did not sell in our store” does not mean “the market does not want it.”
The same product can perform differently when the audience, photography, title, explanation and order of presentation change. Shared inventory lets several retailers create separate sales opportunities without forcing the owner to liquidate or relocate the stock.
Join the shared inventory projectWhat changes for the business
Test the fit between the product and each retailer’s presentation strength
Increase the number of entry points for occasional orders on slow-moving tail stock
UNIT ECONOMICS
A simple numerical example
*Illustrative only. This is not a guarantee of sales or profit.
- One store: 300 product views per month
- Ten stores do not mean ten times the demand because audiences overlap
- They can still expose the item to different searches and customer groups
How to start
Register facts, photos, quantity and shipping terms
Retailers opt in to carry the item
The owner ships only when an order is placed
FIT CHECK
A good fit when
- Products remain slow in one existing channel
- Only a few units remain, but discarding them feels wasteful
- You want to try other storefronts before a deep markdown
Before you discard it—or buy it—test one product.
Inventory owners and retailers join through the same entry point.