Sold on the floor, split on POS
Most furniture sells in person. Shopify POS sales are split by what the customer paid, discounts included, just like online orders.
Furniture and home
Consignment software for furniture stores
Furniture takes floor space, and floor space costs money. Consignment Hub marks pieces down on schedule and handles what happens when an agreement ends, so the floor keeps turning.
A typical setup
A common starting point for this kind of shop. Set it once in Settings, then change it for any consignor.
- Consignor's share60%
- Agreement length90 days
- Markdowns15% off after 30 days30% off after 60 days
- When an agreement endsKeep as shop stock
- Mid-century sideboardsold for $650.00Linda · 60%$390.00
- Dining chairs, set of 4sold for $280.00Paul · 60%$168.00
- Brass floor lampsold for $120.00Rosa · 60%$72.00
How it fits your shop
Price drops that free up space
Set steps by age once. The app lowers prices as pieces sit on the floor, and never raises them.
A pickup deadline you set
When an agreement ends, the consignor gets your pickup grace period. After that, unsold pieces become shop stock, or are donated or returned, as you choose.
Questions
What split do furniture consignment stores use?
Many pay consignors 50 to 60% of the sale price. Set a default and change it for any consignor or item.
What happens to furniture that isn't picked up?
After the pickup grace period, the app follows your end action: keep the piece as shop stock, donate it, or put it on the hand-back list.
Do I need to list every piece online?
No. Items are Shopify products, so you choose which sales channels show them. Sales on Shopify POS are tracked either way.
Other kinds of shops
Try Consignment Hub free
Every feature, free for up to 3 consignors.