Rolling out — waitlist open

The samples on your clearance rack are somebody else's bestseller

Aging samples cost a store roughly $10,000 a year in tied-up capital and rack space. A store two provinces away has brides asking for exactly that silhouette. The marketplace connects the two.

Get on the waitlist How samples are tracked
$10k
a year, typical cost of holding dead samples
3 days
inspection window before funds release
$0
to list a gown
Marketplace
Illustration — the listing screen is built, the network is not open yet
A-line · size 10–14
Lillian West #1180 · size 12$640
Grade A · tried 14 times · retail $2,100
Bloom Bridal · Calgary · 4.9 ratingRent to try
Allure #1902 · size 14$520
Grade A− · minor hem mark · retail $1,850
The White Room · Winnipeg · 5.0In escrow
Madison James #0921 · size 10$390
Grade B · needs cleaning · retail $1,600
Ivory & Co · Victoria · 4.7 ratingListed 3 days ago
The math on your own rack

What is your dead stock actually worth?

Every sample past its season is capital sitting on a hanger. Set your numbers.

Aging samples on the rack18
Average original cost$900
$4,860
What a 70%-off clearance rack returns you
$10,044
Typical marketplace recovery, store to store
+$5,184
Difference — plus the rack space back for gowns brides are asking for
Another store's bride hasn't seen your sample a hundred times. That's the whole reason it's worth more three provinces away than it is on your clearance rail.
How it works

Built like a marketplace stores can actually trust

01
List with real condition grading
Photos, measurements and an honest grade pulled from the sample's own record — try-on count and age included. No listing fee.
02
Escrow with an inspection window
This is the design we've committed to: funds held over ACH for a three-day inspection window, so the buyer sees the gown before the seller is paid. Listings, condition grading and enquiries are built today; the money movement is not, and we won't pretend otherwise.
03
Both sides build a reputation
Buyers and sellers rate each other, so the stores who describe a gown accurately are the ones who sell easily next season.
04
Rent-to-try before you commit
Bring a sample into your store for a season and see whether your brides respond before buying it outright. Nobody else in bridal retail offers this — and like escrow, it ships when the payment rail does.
Both directions

Sell what's tired. Buy what's new to your brides.

The marketplace isn't a liquidation channel — it's a second buying channel. A designer you can't carry at wholesale minimums becomes available one sample at a time, graded, measured and at a price that lets you test demand before your next buying trip.

Fill a size gap on the floor for the sizes brides in your area actually ask for
Test a designer's silhouette without committing to a full order
Everything you buy lands in your catalogue already tagged and measured
Your listings · this season
Madison James #0344 · sold$610
Madison James #0512 · sold$540
Lis Simon #0447 · rented to try$95/mo
Two more listed3 watchers
Recovered so far$1,245
Why a competitor can't just copy this

A marketplace isn't a feature — it's a network. Its value comes from the number of stores on it, which means it can't be shipped in a release note. Every boutique that joins RingUps makes the rack of every other boutique worth more, and that's not something an incumbent can add by writing code.

Multi-location transfers → Designers & vendors →

Join early and set the rules with us

Founding stores get first access, and a say in how grading and escrow actually work.

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