Three businesses you can run,
not three websites you can buy.
Live, multi-tenant software — a territory checker, checkout, and an admin panel every operator runs themselves, not a template you edit. All three below are the running product, not a rendering of it.
How much can you make running one? We will not answer that, and you should be wary of anyone who does. The full answer is on the FAQ →
EstateSaleBiz
EstateSaleBiz is the operating system for running a full estate sale: pricing tools for the contents of a house, staffing and day-of checklists, and a public storefront where buyers browse what's for sale before the doors open. Each city on the platform gets its own checkout and buyer notifications, built once and reused by whoever holds it.
It's for someone willing to run the sale itself — walking a house, pricing the contents, staffing the day — not someone looking for leads to resell.
GarageSaleBiz
GarageSaleBiz turns a single garage sale into a business: a public map of every sale across your three cities, a listing tool sellers use themselves, and the Saturday-morning traffic that comes from being the map people actually check before they get in the car.
It's for someone who wants to own the map — the directory a town opens on sale day — not run one individual sale for one individual family.
ConsignmentBiz
ConsignmentBiz runs the storefront and paperwork behind a consignment shop: intake, splits, and a public site where buyers browse what's currently on the floor. The software handles the bookkeeping a shop like this normally runs on a shared spreadsheet.
It's for someone taking in other people's furniture and finds on a split, without carrying the inventory or the storefront lease themselves.
10 more businesses,
waiting on the same list.
Each of these gets built in the order people ask for it — not a roadmap with dates on it. Getting in line records that you want one in your city. Nothing is charged and nothing is promised.