You're capping your own intake.
Without a way to capture drop-offs, every booked-out day is product you'll never see.
DropFlip runs the whole buy counter for vintage & resale shops: intake, offers, payouts, and the emails that bring sellers back to shop.
Trusted by independent shops on the East and West coasts
You've capped the items, gone appointment-only, booked weeks out. The line didn't go away. It just moved somewhere you can't see it.
Without a way to capture drop-offs, every booked-out day is product you'll never see.
All day, across texts, calls, and the counter. Explaining, following up, re-explaining. Your staff isn't buying inventory, they're answering messages.
Your most valuable sellers. The profit you're clearing. The days that bury you. Trapped in a stack of paper.
Solution: Every drop-off, every number, every seller, all in one place. Here's how.
Three steps from drop-off to payout. No app for sellers, no clipboards for staff.
Seller scans a QR code at the counter, fills in their info, and drops off a bag of clothes. No line, no clipboard.
Staff sees every drop-off in one dashboard and sends offers straight to the seller by SMS or email, on their schedule, not the seller's. Offer cash, or cash plus a higher store-credit option that brings them back to shop.
The seller reads the offer by SMS or email and replies YES, CASH, CREDIT, or NO, or taps a link. In English or Spanish. No app, no login, no second trip to the store.
One screen for the whole buy. Every bag, every seller, every status, live on every device. Here's the staff view.
Counter iPad, back-office laptop, owner's phone. The queue updates the instant a seller submits or replies. No refresh.
Search by name, phone, or bin. Filter the archive by date or payout amount when a seller calls about last spring.
New drop-off, offer accepted, seller texted back: a bell, a ding, and a push alert on the devices that opted in.
Your sellers see your brand, your URL, and your local number. We handle the setup behind the scenes.
Sellers scan a code and land on dropoffs.yourstore.com — your logo, your colors, your voice. They never see ours.
Offers text from a real number in your area code, so sellers recognize it, trust it, and actually reply.
We handle the setup for you — domain, SMS compliance, A2P 10DLC registration, and staff training. Most stores are live within a week.
We process 10–20 sellers a day. Before DropFlip, tracking offers meant paper forms and chasing people by text.
The first dashboard built for the buy counter. Revenue, payouts, and margin. How fast bags move from drop-off to offer to payout. What share of items you keep. How every drop-off ended. Your top sellers, and the exact days and hours your counter gets slammed, by month, by year, or all time.
"I had no idea Tuesday afternoons were my busiest until the heatmap lit up." — Anthony Roberts, Thrifty Beaches · Santa Barbara
Every drop-off adds someone to your list, hands them a reason to shop, and shows you exactly who keeps coming back.
Offer more in credit than cash. Sellers pick. You keep the margin and the foot traffic.
Sellers opt in at drop-off. You send the sale, the new-arrivals drop, or the event invite from the same dashboard. Scheduled, tracked, unsubscribe-safe.
Every seller's history, lifetime payouts, and contact status in one profile. Fix a bad email, spot a repeat seller, see who's worth a call.
The part of the buy counter software usually forgets: the bags on the floor, the IDs you're required to check, and the staff who need to know something happened.
Confirm receipt and the label printer spits out one per bag: seller, contact, bag 2 of 3, and a QR that opens the drop-off when you scan it later.
A barcode scanner reads the back of a driver's license at receipt. Name, DOB, and ID number land in the record, encrypted. Passports supported.
Grid bins A–Z, 1–20 — or a free-text spot like "front rack." Every bin remembers what it held, and the last location survives into the archive.
A bell, a ding, and a push notification on the counter iPad the moment a seller submits, accepts, or texts back. Opt in per device, not per login.
Everything else the counter needs. Bins, roles, deliverability, two languages, and the rules you set yourself.
Revenue, margin, payout mix. Processing times from drop-off to payout, keep rate, and how every drop-off ended. Top sellers and busy-hour heatmaps, by month, year, or all time.
Every bag gets a bin or a storage label the moment it lands. Every bin remembers every drop-off it ever held. Searchable. Photographed by seller and by staff.
One iPad at the counter. Owner, manager, and employee roles. Every action tied to the person who took it. Auto-locks on your schedule.
Offers expire after 5 days with a last-chance text on day 4. Extend a pickup hold, revise a live offer, reinstate a lapsed one, or correct a payout after the fact.
Digital signatures. Government ID capture, encrypted at rest. Every action timestamped and logged. Four-year retention. Secondhand-law ready.
Emails verified at intake. Bounces and suppressions tracked per message. Your own sending domain and a local SMS number, so nothing lands in spam or gets ignored.
The seller picks a language on the form. Every confirmation, offer, text, and response page follows. Print a second QR code for Spanish-first sellers.
Buy rate, store-credit rate, payment methods, split payouts, whole-dollar or cents, store hours, brand colors, legal pages. All in Settings. No ticket needed.
Branded subdomain or your own domain per location. Local SMS number per store. Separate staff, data, and hours. One dashboard for the whole chain.
What DropFlip is, how it works, and what setup looks like.
DropFlip is point-of-buy software built for vintage and resale shops. Sellers check in by scanning a QR code and dropping off their items; staff review each bag, send cash or store-credit offers by text or email, and track every drop-off, payout, bin, and margin from one dashboard. It also emails your opted-in sellers about sales and new arrivals. It replaces paper forms and scattered texts with a single buy-counter system.
DropFlip works in three steps. First, sellers scan a QR code at the counter, enter their details, and drop off a bag. Second, staff review each drop-off in one dashboard and send an offer by SMS or email. Third, the seller replies YES, CASH, CREDIT, or NO from their phone, or taps a link. No app, no login, and no second trip to the store.
A point-of-buy system is the buying-side counterpart to a point-of-sale system. Instead of ringing up sales, it manages everything a shop buys from the public: intake, item review, offers, seller communication, payouts, and records. DropFlip is a point-of-buy tool designed specifically for the drop-off and buy counter at vintage and resale stores.
DropFlip is built for independent vintage, resale, and buy-sell-trade shops that buy inventory outright from the public and pay in cash or store credit. It is designed for stores handling steady drop-off volume, from a few sellers a day to dozens, that want to stop turning away product and capture every buy without paper forms or endless back-and-forth texting. It is not a consignment system.
Yes. Set a cash buy rate and a higher store-credit rate in Settings, and every offer goes out with both options. The seller picks by tapping a link or replying CASH or CREDIT by text. Stores use it to keep margin and turn sellers into shoppers on the same visit.
Yes. Sellers can opt in to marketing email on the drop-off form. From the Marketing tab you write the email, upload a hero image, pick an audience, and send now or schedule it. Delivery, opens, clicks, and unsubscribes are tracked, and marketing mail goes out on a separate sending domain so it never affects your offer emails.
Yes. A Star CloudPRNT label printer (the mC-Label3) prints a label per bag when staff confirm receipt, with the seller's name, bag count, and a QR code that opens the drop-off when scanned. A USB barcode scanner reads the back of a US or Canadian driver's license to fill in government ID details without typing. Both are optional and set up during onboarding.
Yes. Sellers choose English or Spanish on the drop-off form, and every confirmation, offer, text message, and response page follows that choice. Stores can also print a second QR code that opens the form in Spanish by default.
Yes. The dashboard has a notification bell with a sound, and staff can turn on browser push notifications on the counter iPad or their own phone. Alerts fire when a new drop-off is submitted, an offer is accepted or declined, or a seller texts back. Notifications are configured per device, so the counter iPad and the owner's phone can each choose what they hear about.
Yes. New stores start with the first 30 days free and no credit card required upfront, so you can process real drop-offs before committing. For current pricing and a plan that fits your store's volume, book a demo and DropFlip's founder will walk you through setup personally.
Most stores are live within a week. DropFlip handles the setup for you, including your branded subdomain, your local SMS number, A2P 10DLC registration, and staff training. The founder onboards every store personally, so you're processing real drop-offs within days, not months.
Yes. DropFlip manages SMS compliance for you, including A2P 10DLC registration, as part of white-glove onboarding. Offers text from a real local number in your area code, so sellers recognize the message, trust it, and reply. The carrier and compliance setup are handled behind the scenes.
No. Sellers never download an app or create a login. They scan a QR code to check in their drop-off, then receive offers by text or email and reply YES or NO right from their phone. The whole experience runs in the browser on your store's branded subdomain.
I onboard every store personally. Domain, branding, staff training, SMS compliance. All handled. Most stores are processing real drop-offs within the week.
I'll be in touch with you personally, very soon.