Cramming a hay rake and a signed first edition into the same three fields. Explaining to a listing form why a coin needs a grade and a truck needs a VIN. You know your business cold — so pick the kind of sale you run, and Hammerwerks already knows the questions to ask.
Make, model, caliber, serial — jam those into a generic description box and sooner or later one slips. Here they’re real fields. We host the catalog; your FFL transfer process stays yours.
The bad outcome is a wrong grade or an invented value sitting in your catalog. Ours won’t guess — the AI flags the mark, says plainly when it’s out of its depth, and leaves the number to you and your grader.
Forty sellers in one weekly sale means forty settlements to get right, and the math eats your evening. Per-seller rates, a shared capture link your crew shoots into, and statements that reconcile against each signed contract.
A whole restaurant or shop, hundreds of lots, and a hard date to clear the building. Structured fields, photo-heavy pages, and online-timed or hybrid — cataloged fast enough to make the deadline.
Books, records, china, jewelry, furniture, tools, and one thing nobody can name — all from one house, one weekend. One workbench that asks the right question per item instead of making you pick a category and pray.
Selling a tractor with an open recall you never heard about is a rough phone call to get later. VIN decode and an NHTSA/CPSC recall check run right in the workbench, so you catch it before the ring does.
The buyer driving four hours won’t bid off a blurry photo and a one-line description. Real catalog pages — VIN-decoded, recall-checked, condition spelled out — for people who read before they raise a paddle.
Typing a shelf of books by hand, one at a time, is how a Sunday disappears. Scan the barcode and the ISBN lookup fills in title, author, edition, and cover — so you’re recording books, not retyping them.
Beds, baths, sq ft, acres, parcel — none of it fits a generic “lot” form, so it ends up buried in the description. Here they’re first-class fields, with real photo galleries. Live or online.
Most houses do — an estate one weekend, a farm the next. The vertical is just a preset. One account handles all of it and you can switch any time. No commission on the hammer, one flat monthly price by lot volume, and a 30-day money-back if it doesn’t earn its keep.
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