Returns covered
A sale is payable only after your return window. If a guitar comes back after a payout, the refund comes off the consignor's next one.
Guitar and music stores
Consignment software for guitar and music stores
Players consign guitars, amps and pedals, and they want to know the moment they sell. Consignment Hub tracks each one inside Shopify and works out the payout.
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 share80%
- Agreement length90 days
- Markdowns10% off after 60 days
- When an agreement endsReturn to consignor
- Electric guitarsold for $1,100.00Dan · 80%$880.00
- Tube ampsold for $750.00Chris · 80%$600.00
- Overdrive pedalsold for $120.00Alex · 80%$96.00
How it fits your shop
Shares for each consignor
Most consignors get your default. A regular or a local studio can have their own share and agreement length.
Your prices, untouched
Scheduled markdowns skip any item you've repriced in Shopify, so a price agreed with the owner stays put.
Questions
What do music stores charge for consignment?
Many keep 15 to 25% and pay the consignor the rest. Set an 80% share as your default and change it for any consignor.
Can consignors see if their guitar sold?
Yes. They sign in to their own page to see their items, sales and payouts.
Does it track sales on other marketplaces?
It tracks Shopify orders, online and on POS. Sales elsewhere are tracked only if they arrive in Shopify as orders.
Other kinds of shops
Try Consignment Hub free
Every feature, free for up to 3 consignors.