$45Green armchairGood Big Shop
Every donation is one of a kind. The shop should be too.
An online storefront for organisations selling donated goods. Fast to load, quick to fill, easy to search, and free.
Ask about ShopSTORYSynthetic sample
Find your next good thing.
Stock on the floor
$45Green armchair
$18Rust work jacket
$3Book bundleBuilt around how donated stock actually works.
Every item is different, volunteer time is short, and the best piece in the shop is no use online if nobody can find it. Most shop software assumes the opposite—rows of identical products and someone paid to keep them tidy.
Take one photo.
A volunteer photographs an item on their phone. Shop drafts a short listing for them to check and correct—it doesn’t publish anything on its own.
Publish in about a minute.
Confirm the details that matter, set a price, publish. The item is searchable straight away, with no long catalogue process to work through.
Help the right person find it.
Shoppers search in their own words across what’s in the shop today, and can look at an item without losing their place. You can take hold requests, or keep the site browse-only.
Collect and pay in store.
The shopper comes in, pays and takes it home. Staff mark it sold and it comes off the site and out of search results.
Good where it counts.
This isn’t a website template with a shop bolted on. It is a small, focused system: pages that load quickly, search that copes with one-of-a-kind items, and listing help that saves a volunteer the typing.
- For shoppers
- Search what is actually on the floor today, and ask to have something held if the shop turns that on.
- For volunteers
- Photograph, check, price, publish. No one has to become an ecommerce administrator.
- Made for you
- It can look and read like your organisation. The sample shop here, Second Story, is one set of choices, not a fixed template.
- Yours to own
- The system and the data are yours, with no licence fees, lock-in or subscription later on.
A better second life for good things.
Shop is a working prototype today. We’re looking for a few organisations whose everyday work can shape where it goes next.
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