Consignment
Consignment fills your lot without tying up your floorplan. It also creates the messiest paperwork in the building: someone else's title, someone else's lienholder, and a seller calling to ask why their rig hasn't moved. A spreadsheet holds none of that together.
Book a DemoIntake to Settlement
Title in hand or a payoff amount and lienholder on record. Power of attorney, insurance verified, keys counted, condition notes and disclosures written down. If something is going to blow up a closing, you want it caught at intake, not at the finish line.
Commission or flat fee, minimum price, asking price, the consignment period, and scheduled price drops. The awkward money conversation happens once, at signing, instead of every month the unit sits.
The owner gets a secure link, verifies with a code, and signs the agreement online. No printing, no scanning, no chasing paper.
A consigned rig goes into the same inventory as your own units, with photos, pricing, and availability, so your sales team works it the same way.
When it sells, the final settlement sheet shows the sale, the fee, the agreed costs, and what the owner gets. Everyone is looking at the same numbers.