The online shop for your thrift store.
Loopia Marketplace brings the range of all your stores online, under your name. One photo of a table gives several listings, and special pieces sell at market value instead of for a few dollars.
Collectibles, photography
Kodak Duaflex, 1950s
Northside store
Current bid$58 7 bids
ends in 05:41:09
ends in 05:41:09
Buy now, $120
Pay by card. Pick up in store or have it shipped.
All stores, one online shop.
What is on the shop floor is in the online shop. New stock comes in with one photo: the AI recognizes several pieces in one picture and turns each one into a listing.
Vintage, furniture, collectibles
1,286 one-of-a-kind items from 3 stores -
New Desk lamp, mint green
Downtown store
$45Fixed price
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New Wooden crate with handle
Downtown store
$25Fixed price
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New Coat rack with knob hooks
Downtown store
$35Fixed price
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New Jug with raffia wrap
Downtown store
$18Fixed price
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One of a kind Armchair, 1960s
Westside store
$340Priced at market value
- Auction, 7 bids
Kodak Duaflex, 1950s
Northside store
$58Current bid
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Teapot with bamboo handle
Westside store
$18Fixed price
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Vase, stoneware, blue glaze
Westside store
$24Fixed price
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One of a kind Cocktail chair, wood and fabric
Northside store
$180Priced at market value
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Leather boots, size 9
Northside store
$65Fixed price
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Denim jacket with sherpa collar, M
Downtown store
$32Fixed price
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Kodak Brownie, 1950s
Westside store
$45Fixed price
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Vase, ceramic, ribbed
Northside store
$28Fixed price
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Pendant lamp, metal
Downtown store
$35Fixed price
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Typewriter, Underwood
Westside store
$120Priced at market value
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Handbag, leather
Northside store
$38Fixed price
Pick up in store or have it shippedPay by card
New stock, Downtown store
AI1 photo, 4 pieces found
- 1 Desk lamp, mint green
- 2 Wooden crate with handle
- 3 Coat rack with knob hooks
- 4 Jug with raffia wrap
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One photo, several listings
Your team puts the goods on a table and takes a photo. The AI recognizes every piece, cuts it out and adds title, category and price.
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Made for volunteers too
Listing needs no expert knowledge. If you like, a responsible person reviews every listing before it goes live.
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Pickup or shipping
Customers pick up at the store where the piece is, or have it shipped.
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A younger crowd
People looking for vintage search online and on their phone. Wish lists and “New arrivals” bring them back to the shop.
Special pieces at market value.
At the till, an old camera often goes for a few dollars. The AI knows the market value and suggests a price. Your team takes it or adjusts it, and rarities go to auction.
- Price suggestion with the market value range
- Auction with a reserve price and a fixed end
AIRecognized Title AI
Kodak Brownie box camera, 1950s
Category AI
Collectibles, photography
Condition
Sale
Suggested price AI $45 Market value $35 to $60
Online. Loopia creates the receipt when it sells.
Every sale with a receipt, store by store.
In the back office you see for each store what sold online, what was picked up or shipped, and how customers paid.
- A receipt for every sale
- Revenue per store
- Payment by card
- Shipping label created automatically
Online sales in SeptemberExample
- Westside store86 sales$4,215
- Northside store71 sales$3,560
- Downtown store54 sales$2,380
- All stores211 sales$10,155
- Picked up
- 128
- Shipped
- 83
- Mobile wallet
- 132
- Card
- 79
Every sale with a receipt
View receiptsWhat thrift stores want to know
How does a thrift store or charity shop sell online?
With its own online shop that shows the range of all its stores. With Loopia Marketplace the shop runs under your name: your team photographs the goods, the AI creates the listings, and customers pay online. They pick up in store, or the item gets shipped.
How do the goods get into the shop?
With a photo. Your team puts several pieces on a table and photographs them together. The AI recognizes every piece, cuts it out, writes the title and category and suggests a price. After a check, one click puts all the listings online.
Can volunteers list the goods?
Yes. Listing needs no expert knowledge, the AI fills in the details. If you like, a responsible person reviews every listing before it goes live.
How does the AI come up with the price?
It suggests a price based on market value and shows the range, for example $35 to $60 for a Kodak Brownie from the 1950s. Your team takes the suggestion or adjusts it.
Can we auction special pieces?
Yes. For rarities, art or brand-name goods you start an auction with a reserve price and a fixed end. Customers bid online, and the highest bid wins.
Do customers pick up, or do you ship?
Both work. Customers pick up at the store where the piece is, or have it shipped. The shipping label is created automatically.
Does every sale get a receipt?
Yes. Every sale gets a receipt with the tax shown. In the back office you see revenue, payment method and shipping for each store.
Does the shop run under our name?
Yes. The shop carries your name and logo, and Loopia runs in the background.
Does this work for a thrift store with only one location?
Yes. The shop works with one store just as well as with several.
Let’s get to know each other. We show you the marketplace live.
Cristiana shows you the marketplace live. Together we work out who sells on it and what belongs in an auction. 30 minutes, no strings attached.