Closo Wholesale Direct

We bring the buyers — and fund them to buy your lots.

Publish your pallets to your storefront, your auction nights and the Closo Wholesale catalog. We give the buyers 60-day terms; you are paid at the sale, and the risk is ours.

No integration. No listing fees.

New buyers — Riverbend Wholesale, this weekLive
Matched to your goodsResellers who move apparel by the pallet3,180
Came to your shopLanded on your own page412
Bought from you first timeYours from here on9
In the room tonightWatching Wednesday’s lots12
Found among 20,000+ buyers who source on Closo — and, through Closo Boost, out on Google and Meta as well.
Receiving

Receiving is the job. We made it a scan.

The days between the truck and the listing are the most expensive days a load has: the pallets are paid for, the staff is on the clock, and nothing is for sale yet. Three ways in, and you pick per load.

Amazon returns · case packs Scan it in

Your gun or a phone. The code brings the title, the price and the photos.

Fastest per hour of labour
Supplier sent a list Load the manifest

CSV, PDF, or pasted straight out of the email.

Nothing retyped
Mixed truckload · as-is Photos and a total

Shoot the pallets, declare the retail, sell it as-is.

No unit-level work
One load, one shift Scanned in the morning, live the same afternoon.
340 units, one session
Pull the labelsGun or phone
The rows fillTitle, price, photos
The lot closesLive in your shop
40manifest lines
340units
$18,400declared retail
Lot closed — published
Your storefront

Your brand, your link, your buyers.

Live at your own address the second the lot closes. Fixed price or the next auction night, your policies, your reserve. This is where every buyer we find lands — which makes him a house account before he has bought anything.

0% commission
riverbend.closo.co/w/riverbend
Lot 12 — Women's apparel340 units · manifested$9,400
Buy it nowor bid Wed 7pm
Closo Wholesale

In front of buyers who source here daily.

The same lot lands in the catalog where resellers source, next to everything else they came to look at. Orders that come out of it carry 10% — the only ones that do.

New demand
shop.closo.co/wholesale12 watching
Tools & hardware, 4 palletsanother seller$3,100
Lot 12 — Women's apparelyours · 340 units$9,400
Small kitchen, case packsanother seller$1,850

One publish, both places. Change a price or pull a lot once and it moves in both — there is no second listing to keep in step.

New demand

New buyers. Then house accounts.

We can see what 20,000 resellers actually buy and what they resell it for — so the lookalike audiences we build are aimed at the people who buy your kind of pallets, not at anyone who might. They land on your own shop, and from the first order they are yours at 0%.

Buyers who move your kind of goods

Over 20,000 resellers source on Closo and we can see what each of them buys and resells. Your lots go in front of the ones whose behaviour matches — and Closo Boost carries the same lots out to Google and Meta, without you ever opening an ad account.

They arrive on your shop, not on ours

Every buyer we find lands on your own page, with your brand on it. What he buys there is 0% to you — first order and fiftieth — and his details go straight into your roster.

And your own list goes out the same hour

Bring your WhatsApp group, your phone list, your Saturday regulars. They hear about every drop, every countdown and every price cut automatically — and like every buyer we bring you, they buy at 0%.

Then you see which door they came through

Catalog, search, an ad, another lot, your own link — counted separately for your storefront and the marketplace, with the reason a lot is sitting spelled out next to it.

All channelsYour storefrontCloso Wholesale
1,284views · 14 days
417visitors
9orders
$41,900you receive
Paid campaigns
41%
Marketplace catalog
29%
Your own link
21%
Another lot page
9%
And it keeps talking to them after that.Six flows come pre-built — turn one on and it runs on your own list.
On publishNew lot drop

Every lot you publish, announced the next morning, with a last call two days later.

EMAILSMS
T−72hAuction countdown

A preview three days out, a reminder the night before, one hour to go.

EMAILSMS
−15%Price cut

Drop a price by 15% or more and everyone watching that lot hears the same day.

EMAILSMS
MondaysWeekly digest

One email with everything new — for the weeks you would rather not send six.

EMAIL
Delivery +3dAfter delivery

A thank-you once it lands, and a reason to come back before your next truck does.

EMAIL
On restockBack in stock

A size or a case pack returns, and everyone who missed it finds out without you.

EMAILSMS

Your wording, your timing, any step switched off. Nothing to write — and unsubscribes, quiet hours and consent are handled before a single message goes out.

Net 60

Your buyers get 60 days. You get paid now.

A truckload is only for sale to people who can wire the whole thing today — unless somebody else carries the terms. We do.

Your buyer60 days

Buys on terms

He applies; if he clears, he takes the load and pays us in sixty days. Nothing for you to chase.

YouPaid now

At the sale

In full, at your price, on your usual schedule — whether he pays us on day two or day sixty.

ClosoThe risk

Ours to carry

We set his limit and we collect. If he does not pay, that is our loss — and what the 10% on catalog buyers covers.

What it actually does: the bin store with $6,000 in the bank can bid on your $18,000 truck, because the money he needs is the money he will make selling it. More wallets in the room is the only thing that moves a hammer price, and this is the cheapest way to add them.

You keep the hammer, in full.

Nothing on the buyers you brought — those are your customers, and they stay that way. 10% when the buyer comes from Closo Wholesale, because finding that one was our job.

Buyers you bring0%Your link, your invoice, your group, your dock. First order and fiftieth.
Buyers we bring10%Only on orders that come out of the Closo Wholesale catalog. We advertise, we underwrite, we fill the room.
Money in your bankDay 5After the delivery scan. Or the day it lands, for 2%.
What comes off Card 3.9% + 30¢ Bank transfer 1.8%, capped at $50 Commission 0% / 10% Supplier Pro $66/mo Every line →
House Accounts

Your buyers order at 0% — through your own link.

Your shop address, a QR code for the dock, an invoice you can send anywhere. Anything that comes in through them is a house account, first order and fiftieth. We never market another seller to your roster, and you can export it any day.

Load Cover

He pays before the load moves.

A short count settles line by line, in money. Nothing is ever shipped back to your dock. The window, the evidence, the exclusions →

The group chat is now a sales channel.

Send an invoice into the group. It carries your name and your numbering, the price frozen at issue, and a card button on a page he can forward to whoever pays the bills. He pays like a business, and you stop keeping a list of who still owes.

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Riverbend WholesaleLaredo, TX · since 2019 InvoiceRW-1042
Lot 12 — Women's apparel, 340 units Manifested · 40 lines · freight to 78040
Lot$9,400.00
Freight to 78040$310.00
Due$9,710.00
Pay by card Price held Issued 21 Aug · powered by Closo

Buyers bid with numbers, not nerves.

A reseller pays less for a pallet he has to guess about. Your lot pages carry the two things that take the guessing out — and the guarantees that cover the rest.

Only here

He can see what it resells for

Every lot carries what resellers actually sold matching items for — even an unmanifested pallet. He prices against real numbers instead of hoping, and your reserve is never shown to anyone.

Resale snapshotsold, last 30 days
Poshmark41 sold$14–$28
eBay63 sold$11–$24
Mercari22 sold$9–$19
$0$15$30
Median resale across the lot$6,120
Only here

It lands ready to list

The moment he pays, the pallet unpacks into his Closo crosslister as drafts on five marketplaces. He starts selling the day the truck lands.

Unpacked into his crosslisterthe hour it is paid for
PMNike Dri-FIT tee, women's M$24Draft
EBLevi's 505 jeans, 34×32$22Draft
MCCarhartt duck bib overall$38Draft
VTAdidas hoodie, L$19Draft
DPVintage flannel, mixed sizes$16Draft
340 items · five marketplaces · photos, titles and prices already in place
Escrow, line by line

Funds secured at sale. Claims item-by-item by published rules — nobody ships a pallet back.

Freight known before the bid

Quoted to his ZIP up front — and the quote holds.

Lot cards that admit what they are

Manifested, assortment or as-is — labeled; sample photos marked apart from stock.

Ask you, on the record

Sizes and grades answered in the live room — a doubt resolved is a bid raised.

Your books

Your books keep themselves, because we know what the truck cost.

Enter what the truck cost you once. Every number below writes itself as the load moves.

Cash cycle, in days

From paying for the truck to the first money back. The one number that tells you how many loads a year your capital can actually turn.

Profit by load, and by supplier

Which sources actually pay off. The cheap truck that sells slowly is a worse buy than the expensive one that clears in a week — this is where that finally shows.

Sales tax and resale certificates

On the orders we bring you Closo is the marketplace facilitator and handles the tax on those sales. Buyers file a resale certificate per state and it is held against their account, so an exempt sale has the paperwork behind it — not your word for it when an auditor asks.

Invoices and statements, issued for you

Every sale documented and numbered as it happens, a statement behind every payout, and the year-end schedules built as you sell — your accountant gets finished figures instead of a year of receipts, whether you file as an LLC, an S-corp or a sole proprietor.

MoneyLast 6 months
23 dayscash cycle, median
$84,200tied up in inventory
$317,400revenue
$71,880net profit
P&L — last 6 months
Sales revenue$317,400
Cost of goods (from loads)−$186,000
Write-offs (unsellable)−$9,340
Trucking & fuel−$28,600
Processing fees−$4,180
Operating expenses−$17,400
Net profit$71,880
Profit by load
Load 2214 · Northline returns
+82%
Load 2208 · Midwest overstock
+54%
Load 2199 · Coast shelf-pulls
+21%
Closo Capital

Buy the truck. Sell it. Repay from what it sold. Buy the next one.

The good load always appears while your money is still sitting in the last one. Sell through Closo and that stops being the end of the conversation.

1You sell through ClosoWholesale Direct or a Closo invoice — either way the sale is recorded, settled and delivered where we can see it.
2That record is the applicationVerified sales, delivery scans and claim history. Nothing to assemble, no two years of filings, no credit score.
3Funding for the next loadSo you take the truck while it is still on offer instead of watching it go to whoever had cash free that week.
This load’s record buys the next one

The more you sell here, the more you can buy

Every settled order thickens the record. Selling and borrowing stop being two separate errands and become the same motion.

Optional, and never exclusive

Take it for one load or never. Keep buying and selling wherever you do today — nothing here asks you to stop.

Invoices count too

The buyer you sold to out of the WhatsApp group, paid by card on a Closo invoice, is part of the same record as the auction.

How the funding works, in full →

Questions liquidators actually ask.

Who is going to buy my freight?
Resellers who buy this kind of goods for a living. Over 20,000 of them source on Closo and we can see what each one buys and resells, so your lots go in front of the ones they suit — on Closo, and out on Google and Meta through Closo Boost. They land on your own shop, which makes them yours at 0%. The same lot also sits in the Closo Wholesale catalog for the buyers who come looking there; those orders carry 10%.
What do I have to do to get those buyers?
Publish the lot. Everything after that is ours: matching it to the right resellers, carrying it out to Google and Meta through Closo Boost, and pointing all of it at your own shop. No ad account, no agency, nothing to write — and the buyers who arrive are yours at 0%.
How do net 60 terms work for me?
Your buyer takes the load on 60-day terms and pays Closo. You are paid at the sale, in full, at your price. We underwrite the buyer and carry the risk of him not paying.
Is it really 0%? Where do you make money?
On every buyer you brought — yes, 0%, first order and fiftieth. On a buyer who came out of the Closo Wholesale catalog we take 10%, and that is the whole of how we earn on your sales: we advertised the lot, we underwrote the buyer and we brought him. Payment processing is the only other line, and on a truckload it is capped at $50. Every line →
How fast do I get paid?
Day five. Buyers pay by card or bank at the sale, your money is secured the moment the lot sells, and escrow releases 5 business days after the delivery scan. If you do not want to wait out the claims window, take it instantly for 2%.
How does the financing decide what I can borrow?
On the sales you have already made here — settled orders, delivery scans, claim history. Selling through Wholesale Direct or a Closo invoice is what builds it. Repayment is a share of each sale, so a slow month repays less.
Do I have to scan or manifest every load?
Only when it is worth it. Scan the labels and the code fills the row, load the supplier's CSV or PDF, or shoot the pallets and sell as-is with no unit-level work at all.
What if a buyer claims a shortage?
Line by line against what the lot said it was, with photographs, inside a fixed window. The remedy is money, never freight — nobody ships a pallet back to your dock. The full terms →
Do I have to stop selling on B-Stock or Liquidation.com?
No. No exclusivity, ever. Run Closo alongside everything and judge the numbers.
How long does approval take?
We answer the same business day, and a named person reviews it. You can start building lots in drafts while we do.

Run five lots. Judge us by the numbers.

No fees, no exclusivity — keep selling everywhere you sell today. Claims rules in writing before lot one, and a named person to call. We answer the same business day.