Recover the cash locked in short-dated stock
List surplus 30–90 days from expiry and let a decay curve clear it — recover margin you'd otherwise write off.
Sellers set one curve and lots clear themselves — you only pay a 5–10% fee when a lot actually sells.
One lot, repricing live down its curve toward the floor.
The write-off no one budgets for
Stock weeks from expiry gets rejected, dumped, and written off — pure margin, gone.
of suppliers report significant costs from stock turned away on minimum-shelf-life rules (GCA, 2025).
of US manufacturer surplus is thrown out or dumped every year, much of it still on-spec (ReFED).
of the value comes back when a lot goes to disposal or donation. Both cost money; neither pays.
How it works
One curve does the repricing between the seller and the buyer.
The seller sets the price path once. The lot walks itself down. A buyer locks a price and collects.
- 1List the lot
Title, batch code, quantity, region and best-before. Two minutes, not a broker call.
- 2Set the curve once
Pick a shape — linear, exponential or stepped — drag the aggressiveness, set a floor.
- 3It clears itself
The price walks down the curve toward your floor as expiry nears. No manual repricing.
- 4Cash recovered
A buyer reserves at the locked price; you get paid on pickup, minus a 5–10% fee.
- 1Filter live lots
By category, region, days-to-expiry, discount and price. See exactly what you're buying.
- 2Reserve at the locked price
Lock today's number before the curve drops the lot further — or someone else takes it.
- 3Pay into escrow
Funds are held, not released, until you collect. No cash-up-front risk on unseen stock.
- 4Arrange pickup
Collect from the seller; escrow releases and the lot clears. Simple, direct handover.
Set it once
Set the curve once. It clears itself.
No calls, no re-listing, no broker emails. The lot marks itself down on the schedule you chose and stops dead at your floor. You watch the cash come back, not the calendar.
Recover your cashTwo sides, one exchange
Whichever side you're on, the curve works for you.
Turn a write-off into a recovery line
- List short-dated stock in minutes — no broker, no phone tree.
- Set one decay curve and let it clear the lot for you.
- Only pay when a lot actually sells: a 5–10% fee, nothing on unsold stock.
Brand-name stock at the deepest discount
- Filter live lots by category, region and days-to-expiry.
- Lock today's price and see exactly how much shelf life you're buying.
- Pay into escrow, released only when you collect.
Escrow & pickup
Payment is held until the stock changes hands.
Buyers pay into escrow at the locked price. The seller only gets paid once the buyer collects — so neither side carries the risk.
Reserve
The buyer locks the current price on the lot and confirms a pickup slot.
Held in escrow
Funds move into escrow — held, not paid out. The seller sees the reservation is funded.
Released on pickup
The buyer collects; escrow releases to the seller minus the 5–10% take rate. The lot clears.
Liquidity, not testimonials.
Cleared lots on the exchange to date.
Cash recovered for sellers
Cases diverted from disposal
Lots cleared on the curve
Lots funded before expiry
Pricing
take rate on cleared lots
Free to list. Free to browse. You pay a fee only when a lot actually clears — nothing on stock that doesn't sell. Every day closer to the best-before date is margin you can't get back.
Convert soon-to-expire inventory into recovered cash instead of a write-off.
List your first lot, set its curve, and let the exchange do the repricing. Or browse live lots and lock a price before it drops.