One listing, a consignor per size
Link a single variant to a consignor. Sizes 9, 10 and 11 can each belong to someone different, on every plan.
Sneaker stores
Consignment software for sneaker stores
One silhouette, ten sizes, ten different owners. Consignment Hub links each size to its consignor, so every pair is split and paid out correctly.
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
- MarkdownsOff
- When an agreement endsReturn to consignor
- Retro high-tops, size 10sold for $320.00Marcus · 80%$256.00
- Running shoes, size 9sold for $180.00Kai · 80%$144.00
- Limited collab, size 11sold for $450.00Theo · 80%$360.00
How it fits your shop
Markdowns off, prices yours
Sneakers sell at market prices, so markdowns stay off unless you turn them on. Change a price in Shopify whenever the market moves.
Payouts after the return window
A pair is payable once your return window has passed. If one comes back after a payout, the refund comes off the consignor's next one.
Questions
What's a typical sneaker consignment fee?
Many sneaker stores keep 15 to 20% and pay the consignor the rest. Set an 80% share as your default and change it for any consignor.
Can two consignors sell the same shoe?
Yes, in different sizes: each size is a variant, and each variant can belong to a different consignor. Two pairs in the same size from different consignors go in separate listings.
Does it pay consignors for me?
No. You pay consignors your usual way and record the payout. The app never touches your money.
Other kinds of shops
Try Consignment Hub free
Every feature, free for up to 3 consignors.