Tell your favorite shop exactly what you're hunting for. When a match comes in — even if it's listed differently — you'll get a text before it hits the wall.
A small counter card sits next to the register. The customer scans it and types what they're looking for — in their own words. "A Tele with P90s under $800" or "any Martin D-28 from the 90s."
When a trade-in or consignment comes through the door, our system checks it against every want request. Not keyword matching — real understanding. It knows a "Butterscotch Blonde Telecaster" matches someone looking for a "natural finish Tele."
"Hey — got one for ya!" The customer gets a text from the shop with the details. They reply, you hold it, they pick it up. Sale closed before it ever hits Reverb.
Customers describe gear in their own language. Our AI knows guitar culture well enough to connect the dots.
No app to download. No account to create. Just a text from a shop they already know.
A matched customer gets a text within minutes of intake. The guitar sells before you even photograph it for the website.
Customers feel taken care of. "My shop is looking out for me." That's the kind of loyalty Reverb can't replicate.
You don't need to remember that Mike wants a Tele and Sarah wants a Les Paul. The system remembers — and matches things a Ctrl+F never would.
We give you a counter card with a QR code. That's it. No POS integration, no app to learn, no workflow changes.
Founding shops get a free pilot with hands-on setup. If it works, you keep it at a founding rate. If it doesn't, no hard feelings.
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