On Stompstart by 6 October 2015 · Los Angeles · California · United States

Wantboards.

A Los Angeles marketplace that flipped shopping around: buyers posted what they wanted and at what price, and the team hunted down local sellers.

Commerce and marketplaces

Timeline

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    “Wantboards connects consumers to local businesses in a demand-based marketplace”

As listed on Stompstart

Homepage 'Connecting you with local sellers' with a wooden 'Wanted' sign in a forest.
The listing image as preserved by the Wayback Machine on 6 October 2015.

Listing date unconfirmed · page saved 6 October 2015 · Public

“Wantboards connects consumers to local businesses in a demand-based marketplace”

Wantboards is taking the traditional idea of shopping and flipping it around. Rather than trudging through multiple stores to find the best price or waiting for coupons/sales, we cut out that process for the consumer by simply having them post on our platform with what they want at a desired price. Then, the Wantboards team finds them sellers to connect with. In addition to helping consumers get better deals on the things they want, we want to provide businesses with an ongoing outlet for finding new customers by alerting them when a buyer's post matches their inventory. Many retailers and businesses, on both small and large scales, have picked up on the consumeristic trend of demand-based buying. However, there still is no go-to medium for buyers to tell businesses exactly what they want and how much they are willing to pay. We are unlike any other ecommerce platform because we want to foster a completely demand-driven environment before it becomes an emerging market.

Topics
Ecommerce
Model
Marketplace
Location
Los Angeles · California · United States
wantboards.com ↗wantboards.com/blog ↗facebook.com/wantboards ↗twitter.com/wantboards ↗

In our words: The 2015 listing described Wantboards as a demand-based marketplace. Shoppers posted the item and price they wanted, the Wantboards team found sellers to match, and local businesses would be alerted when a buyer's post matched their inventory.

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Sources

  1. twitter.com
  2. wantboards.com
  3. twitter.com
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