For consignment and thrift shops
Hangtag logs each item with its agreed price and split, marks it down on your schedule, and at month end lists exactly what you owe each consignor. It runs in your browser, so your ledger never leaves the shop.
Free. No sign-up. Works on the counter computer and on your phone.
One coat, one consignor, one month. This is what Hangtag does with it, using the default schedule: 25% off after 30 days, 50% off after 60.
Day 0 · Oct 1
Ruth brings in a camel wool coat. You type a description and a price; Hangtag gives it tag No. 1001 and locks in her 60% split, so changing her split later never touches it.
Day 30 · Oct 31
Thirty days on the floor and the first drop applies by itself. Every active item reprices the moment its day comes, and each card shows its next drop: $22.50 on Nov 30.
Day 38 · Nov 8
A customer takes it home. Hangtag fills in today's price, which you can change if they haggled. Ruth's 60% is $20.25; the shop keeps $13.50.
Month end · Nov 30
Open Payouts for November and every consignor with a sale is there, sorted by name, with the items behind each total. Pay Ruth, press Mark paid, and download the month as CSV for your books.
Up to five drops, like 25% off after 30 days and 50% after 60. Change it and every active item reprices at once; sold items keep the price they sold for.
Each item keeps the split it came in with. Raise a consignor's split next season and last season's items still pay out the old way.
One row per consignor with the items behind it, plus totals for sales, owed and shop keeps. Mark paid when the cheque goes out.
Undo a sale after you've paid someone and their row says so, with the difference. No silent carry-over between months.
Download any month as a spreadsheet, one line per sold item, ready for your bookkeeper.
No account and no server. Everything lives in this browser, and a one-file backup moves it to a new computer.
Four screens: Items, Consignors, Payouts and Settings. A sidebar on the counter computer, a tab bar on your phone.
On the counter computer
It opens empty. Add your first consignor and you're running.
Not a till. It doesn't take card payments or ring up sales; you record the sale after it happens.
Not a cloud service. Your shop lives on one computer, in one browser. Back it up to a file and restore it anywhere.
Not for consignors. Only your staff use it; consignors get their money and, if they ask, the CSV.
No. 1012
Open Hangtag, add a consignor, and take in an item. It takes about a minute.
Open Hangtag