Guided demo

Make one clear buying decision first.

Start with an opportunity, understand the recommendation, and save your decision. The purchase, payout, and results workflow follows from there.

A safe sample workspace

Try the complete flow with sample numbers. Nothing is saved, no email is required, and practice activity is never counted in pilot results.

Your first 60 seconds

Before entering real numbers

See how cash, protected reserve, existing credit use, selling costs, and current inventory become your buying power and rules.

Enter the item, cost, expected and lower sale prices, expected time to cash, and the evidence behind those estimates.

See whether it is Ready to buy, Wait, Skip, or Needs information—and the reason why.

Confirm what you actually paid, what arrived, and any cost corrections without changing the original decision.

Connect each marketplace sale, refund, or adjustment to the exact purchased inventory.

Compare expected deal profit and timing with what actually happened. Pilot results never change future estimates automatically.

Recommendation language

Ready to buy

Expected and lower-price outcomes fit your current buying rules.

Wait

The numbers may work, but timing or price evidence needs attention.

Skip

At least one confirmed buying rule does not pass.

Needs information

Add the missing cost, price, timing, evidence, or inventory details.

When Capital OS stops

Leave an unknown lower price, evidence date, or current-inventory amount blank. Capital OS will show Needs information.

Do not match one marketplace payout across multiple purchases in this pilot. Leave it visible for review.

Only fully closed purchases with a verified total cost count toward estimate-accuracy summaries.

Plain-language glossary

Buying power: Spendable cash plus available credit.
Expected deal profit: Expected sales less purchase, selling, shipping, supplies, and financing costs. General business overhead is not included.
Lower-price outcome: The result if the item sells for the lower price you entered. It is not a statistical prediction.
Actual total cost: The verified amount paid for the inventory after invoice and cost corrections.
Inventory concentration: The share of inventory money already tied up in one purchase or category.
Payout matching: Connecting a marketplace sale, refund, or adjustment to the exact purchased inventory.

Ready to use your own workflow?

Tell us what you buy, where you sell, and how you make decisions today. No balances, revenue, or marketplace credentials are required to apply.