Custom automation for coin and bullion shops. Built around your counter.
I build one-off systems for independent coin and bullion dealers so re-pricing off spot and re-typing buy tickets stop eating your week.
If you're re-pricing inventory off spot by hand and re-keying buy tickets, that's hours a week you're not spending behind the counter or buying well. The build takes that work off your desk.
Quotes given from memory drift. When your spreads live in a system that reads spot instead of in your head on a busy Saturday, the money that quietly leaks out of the counter stays in the shop.
This is a consulting business, not a software company. You get a system shaped around how you actually price, buy and paper your deals — not a product you have to bend your shop around.
How it works
- We talk. One call, you and me, about how your shop prices, buys and handles paperwork today — and where the hours and the spread are going.
- I scope the build. You get a fixed quote for the build plus the monthly, with exactly what it does and what it doesn't. No committee, no procurement, one decision.
- I build it and stay on. The system goes live in your shop, and the monthly covers keeping it running as spot, your spreads and your process change.
I build custom automation for small coin and bullion shops — one shop at a time, by hand. I'm not selling you AI and I'm not selling you a platform; I'm selling back the hours you spend re-pricing off spot and re-typing buy tickets, and tightening the spreads you're quoting from memory. You'll talk to me on the call, and I'm the one who builds it.
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Questions
No. It's a custom build for your shop — a project fee up front, then a monthly to keep it running and maintained. Consulting, not a software product.
Yes. Most of the shops I work with are one to five people, where the owner is also the buyer, the pricer and the person behind the counter. That's exactly who this is built for.
Whether the hours and the spread are worth it to you. There's no IT department to convince and no committee — one call, one decision, and a fixed quote before anything gets built.
That's the focus. Pawn shops, jewelers buying scrap and estate buyers deal with the same paperwork and the same spot-price problem, so it's worth a conversation.
Tell me about your shop and I'll get back to you to book a call — we'll talk through where your hours are going and what a build would cost.