When the intro rate ends,
decide what the money should buy.
A lot of shops moved to SimpleConsign on an introductory rate during the 2026 ConsignPro migration. Those intros expire — and the published Professional price is $359/mo as of August 2026 (check their site for current numbers). Before you renew on autopilot, here is the honest version of where Kommandr OS fits.
Kommandr OS is not a cash register. There is no card-present checkout and no cash drawer. SimpleConsign is a register, and if the counter is your whole business, staying on a point-of-sale is the right call — we would rather tell you now than take your money and disappoint you in month two. What Kommandr runs is everything around the counter.
One flat plan — $397/mo at public launch. Founding members keep the $197/mo rate for life.
Last updated: August 21, 2026
A very good register
Point-of-sale with consignment features: the counter, consignor accounts, inventory on the floor. That is real value if the floor is the business. What it does not include — at any tier — is crosslisting to marketplaces, a storefront on your own domain, deal sourcing, or books that show true profit after fees. The online half of the shop is simply not what a register is for. (Pricing as of August 2026 — check their site for current numbers.)
The online half, done properly
Consignor records with split percentages and a payout ledger. Barcode and UPC scanning to create listings. Crosslisting to your own accounts across three major resale channels. A branded storefront on your own domain. Alerts on underpriced local inventory worth flipping. A CRM with phone, texting and email built in. And books that show true profit after fees, with a tax set-aside on every sale.
The shops this actually suits
The ones where growth is coming from online, not the floor. If a real share of your inventory already sells online — or should, and the reason it does not is that listing everything twice is unbearable — that is the gap Kommandr fills. Keep something simple at the counter, and run the online side, the consignor math, and the books in one place instead of four.
Side by side, honestly
Based on public information as of August 2026. The first row is the one that matters most — check the vendor's site for their latest features and pricing.
| Capability | Kommandr OS | Consignment POS |
|---|---|---|
| In-store checkout register (card-present, cash drawer) | Not included | Included |
| Consignor records with split percentages | Included | Included |
| Consignor payout ledger — what you owe, who you paid | Included | Included |
| Barcode / UPC scan to create a listing | Included | Included |
| Crosslist to your own accounts across three major resale channels | Included | Not included |
| Deal sourcing — alerts on underpriced local inventory | Included | Not included |
| Your own branded storefront on your own domain | Included | Not included |
| CRM with built-in phone, texting and email | Included | Not included |
| True profit, fees and tax set-aside on every sale | Included | Not included |
| Pricing model | One flat plan, everything included ($197/mo founding) | Tiered subscription — $359/mo Professional as of Aug 2026; check their site |
You do not have to rip anything out
Keep whatever register works for your counter. Connect your own marketplace accounts, bring your inventory and consignor list across — send us your current invoice after you join and we will credit your first month and help move your listings for free. The floor keeps working the whole time, and the online side stops being a second job.
Switching from SimpleConsign?
Send us your current invoice after you join and we'll credit your first month — and we'll move your listings over for free.
Join the waitlist — lock in $197/moRenew deliberately, not on autopilot.
Consignors, payouts, inventory, your own marketplace accounts, a storefront on your own domain, and books you can trust — one app, one flat plan.
SimpleConsign alternative FAQ
Is Kommandr OS a replacement for SimpleConsign?
Not a like-for-like one. SimpleConsign is point-of-sale software — a register with consignment features. Kommandr OS has no card-present checkout and no cash drawer, so it does not replace the counter. What it covers is everything around the counter: consignor records and split payouts, inventory, listing to your own marketplace accounts, a branded storefront on your own domain, and books that show true profit after fees with a tax set-aside. Plenty of shops keep a simple register at the counter and run the rest here.
My intro rate is ending. What are my real options?
Three. Stay and pay the published Professional price (check their site for current numbers — $359/mo as of August 2026). Move to another consignment point-of-sale. Or split the job: keep an inexpensive register for the floor, and put the same monthly money into the online side — crosslisting, storefront, consignor math and the books — which is what actually grows a shop that is no longer floor-only.
Do you handle consignors and their payouts?
Yes. Mark an item as consignment, set the consignor and their split percentage, and Kommandr tracks what is owed as items sell — with a payout ledger showing what you owe each consignor and what you have already paid, so settlement is a report instead of a spreadsheet night.
We came from ConsignPro originally. Does that change anything?
Only that you have moved once already and should not have to keep re-platforming. If you were pushed onto a cloud subscription during the migration and the intro pricing is now ending, this is a natural moment to decide deliberately what the money should buy — see our ConsignPro page for that full story.
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