For buyers and resellers
Find the pallet, then talk to the person who has it.
Lots and single items are two different ways to shop, so they are two different feeds. Filter by category, price and location, save what looks right, and start a conversation about a specific listing.
You need an invite from a supplier to start free — ask the seller you already talk to.
Two feeds, because you are doing two different jobs
Looking for a truckload is not the same task as sourcing one product, and mixing them into a single stream makes both harder.
Lots
Whole pallets and truckloads, with a collage of what is inside and a price range at a glance.
Items
Single products across every published lot, with clearance price, available quantity and lead time.
Filters that mean something
Categories come from a shared taxonomy rather than free text, so a category filter returns the whole category — not the listings that happened to spell it your way.
Inquiries are conversations, not forms
You are buying from a person with a warehouse. The exchange looks like a conversation because that is what it is.
Ask about a specific listing
Every thread is attached to the lot or item it is about, so nobody has to re-establish which pallet is being discussed.
A weekly quota, deliberately
Inquiries are rate-limited per plan. It keeps the supplier side answerable, which is the only reason you get an answer at all.
Dropship is a marked conversation
Where a supplier is open to dropshipping, it is flagged on the listing and discussed in the same thread. There is no separate order system to learn.
Save it and be told when it changes
Clearance inventory does not wait. What you looked at yesterday may be cheaper, or gone, today.
A revisit list, not a wishlist
Saved lots are a working list you come back to, with what changed since the last time you looked.
Price drops and restocks
When a supplier lowers a price or declares stock again, the things you saved tell you.
Delisted stays visible for a while
A lot that goes down does not vanish from your list. It greys out, so you know what happened instead of wondering whether you imagined it.
What we will not show you
A marketplace can invent almost any number. We would rather show you fewer numbers that are real.
No invented demand signals
Where we do not have the data, you get a dash and a note about what is missing — not a plausible-looking figure.
Market data is labelled as evidence
Enriched marketplace information carries its source and when it was fetched, and it is never written back onto the supplier listing as if it were a fact they stated.
The deal is yours
lotflows never takes a cut of the transaction, holds funds, or sits between you and the supplier once you are talking.
Put your next lot in front of buyers this week
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