How consignment works: pricing your items, finding the right consignment shops, understanding splits and payouts, and tracking what sells.
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What Consign Point Does
Consignment explained: how to price, place, and track goods a shop sells on your behalf — and get paid when they sell.
The consignor-consignee relationship in plain terms: who owns the item, who sells it, who gets paid what.
Realistic pricing for clothing, furniture, and collectibles — and how markdown schedules work.
Matching your goods to shops and platforms that actually move that category.
Typical consignment splits, payout timing, and the contract terms worth reading twice.
Categories with strong consignment demand — and the items shops routinely decline.
Prep, labeling, and record-keeping checklists that protect you and speed up intake.
How Consign Point Works
Clean, photograph, and list what you want to consign, with honest condition notes.
Match each item to a consignment shop or platform that specializes in its category.
Follow the consignment period, watch markdowns, and collect payouts as items sell.
About
ConsignPoint — The point where consignment starts Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
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When you sell outright, the shop pays you immediately and takes the risk. On consignment, you keep ownership until the item sells — you usually earn more per item, but only if and when it sells.
Commonly 40-60% to the consignor depending on category and price point; high-value items often earn the seller a larger share. Every shop sets its own terms, so confirm in writing.
Most agreements set a consignment period (often 60-90 days) with scheduled markdowns. Afterward you reclaim the item, or the shop donates it — the contract decides, so check before intake.
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