The liquidation desk
Price your dead stock. Meet your buyer.
Brimlot turns the pile in your back room into named lots with real asks, and puts each one in front of the resellers who will pay for it.
No broker on the phone. No pallet auction. Goods leave the back room only when a buyer has paid you directly.
Upload an inventory export (CSV) • See your recommended lot floor prices in 2 minutes • No credit card required.
Where dead stock goes today
Three exits, and none of them bring you a buyer. Brimlot is the fourth.
The markdown
Discount it on your own site and your full-price customers learn to wait for the next one.
The liquidator
Call a broker and take pennies on the dollar. One number, no buyers competing, no transparency.
The back room
Let it sit. Dead stock is dead capital, and every season adds more of it to the same rack.
Why retailers pick Brimlot
Five reasons to choose it over what you already know.
- Instead of a liquidator’s offer
- The price is yours: a ladder with a floor you set, and buyers competing inside it.
- Instead of pallet platforms built for volume
- They want truckloads from big-box retailers. Brimlot is built for 30 SKUs and 200 units.
- Instead of a dead-stock app
- Those tell you what isn’t selling. Brimlot brings you someone who will pay for it.
- Instead of another sitewide sale
- The markdown happens off your storefront, so your full-price customers never see it.
- Instead of doing nothing
- $164 a month, or one $274 run, against a back room of dead capital, is not a hard sum.
What Brimlot does
Not a marketplace. Not a warehouse. Brimlot never holds your goods and never touches your money.
The price
Brimlot reads your inventory and flags what is genuinely dead by age, category and sell-through. It groups it into lots and sets a price ladder: a first ask, a step-down schedule, and a floor tied to your cost, so you never go below the line you set.
The buyer
It finds resellers who match each lot by category and location, and sends them the lot sheet under your name. Replies land in your inbox. You close the deal and ship it yourself.
The outlet
What doesn’t move to a reseller goes on a public outlet page, priced down, linking straight back to your own store. Brimlot takes no fee on what you sell.
Desk and Clearance Run
Flat-fee clearance management. You keep 100% of reseller proceeds; buyers pay you directly, and nothing is withheld from what you sell.
Every price carries a 10% success fee, charged with the purchase. It is Brimlot’s only stake in your clearance, and never a percentage of what your stock sells for.
Clearance Run
One-time, per pile
$274
$249 lot valuation and outreach + $25 success fee
One season’s pile, fully worked: detection, pricing, lot sheets, listing pages and one outreach campaign.
Desk
Monthly
$164/month
$149 for the desk, plus a 10% success fee
Unlimited inventory uploads, dead-stock detection, price ladders, lot sheets, hosted listing pages, and monthly buyer outreach.
Clearance Guarantee: if your lot receives zero verified reseller inquiries within 21 days of your run going live, tell us and we refund the full $274 — one email, no forms.
Frequently asked questions
The four questions retailers ask before their first run.
Who are the buyers?
Independent resellers, vintage and consignment shops, and off-price e-commerce buyers, matched to each lot by category, role and location — and every reseller agrees not to advertise your brand name publicly. They buy from you directly, on the terms your lot sheet states.
How do payments and shipping work?
The buyer pays you directly — Brimlot never touches your money. You set the shipping terms on the lot sheet: the buyer arranges pickup, or pays the shipping cost on the invoice. Goods leave once you have been paid.
What if nobody buys my lot?
The ladder steps down on your schedule to the floor you set, and never below it. Anything that doesn’t move rolls onto your public outlet page, where bargain shoppers find it — and outreach can be rerun at no extra charge within the same run.
Does Brimlot take custody of my inventory?
Never. Goods stay in your back room until the buyer has paid you.