Built for businesses that sell physical stock in the real world

Auto parts: Make it easier for trade and retail buyers to find parts, request quotes and check availability without calling the counter first.

Reclamation yards: Reclaimed stock changes fast and buyers need detail before they visit. A catalogue gives them photos, sizes and enquiry options in one place.

Architectural salvage: Architectural salvage buyers need confidence before they travel or commit. Clear listings help them understand what you have and ask better questions.

Antique and vintage dealers: Curated stock deserves a catalogue that can handle unique items, changing availability and serious enquiries from buyers.

Industrial surplus: Industrial buyers need specifications and availability fast. A structured catalogue helps serious buyers find the right stock and request a quote.

Wholesale distributors: Repeat customers should be able to browse stock and send orders without waiting for a rep to resend the latest list.

Plant nurseries: Seasonal stock changes quickly. A catalogue helps trade customers and local buyers see what is available before they ask.

Fabric, tile and stone: Buyers need to filter by colour, finish, size and availability before they request samples, quotes or orders.

Liquidation and pallet stock: Liquidation stock needs speed and clarity. Customers should see what is available now and act before it moves.

Jewellery and gemstone wholesalers: High-value stock often needs privacy, careful presentation and quote-first selling. A controlled catalogue gives trade buyers enough detail to enquire properly.

Art and print galleries: Collectors and trade buyers need clear availability, edition details and enquiry options without forcing every sale into a standard checkout.