cirquly Review, Pricing & Features

Cirquly is Dutch consignment software with POS, inventory, and automated payouts for second-hand shops, shop-in-shop concepts, and pop-up retailers.

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Retail, Restaurant & POS
Pricing
Subscription (from EUR79.95/month, ex. VAT; 14-day free trial)
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Last updated
August 7, 2026
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Cirquly is a Netherlands-based software platform built specifically for consignment retail — stores that sell items on behalf of third-party consignors ("inbrengers") such as second-hand/resale shops, shop-in-shop or "rent a rack" concepts, pop-up shops with multiple brands, and concept stores. The platform combines a point-of-sale system with consignor management, inventory tracking, and automated payouts. Consignors are set up individually with their own items, running balance, and notification preferences, and can track their stock and request payouts themselves through the "My Cirquly" self-service portal. The POS module supports barcode/label scanning, gift cards, discounts, and one-click checkout against a consignor's accumulated balance. Cirquly also handles Dutch VAT compliance for mixed consignment and first-hand (VAT) inventory, offers an add-on for horeca (food/beverage) items, and provides reporting on sales, inventory duration, and consignor earnings. Shopify and WooCommerce integrations let stores sync inventory and sales between their physical shop and webshop. Cirquly is based in Amsterdam and markets primarily to the Dutch retail market, with a 14-day free trial on its entry-level plans.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Purpose-built for consignment retail: automates consignor balances, payouts, and communication rather than adapting a generic POS
  • Handles Dutch VAT compliance automatically for stores mixing consignment and first-hand (VAT) inventory
  • "My Cirquly" self-service portal gives consignors visibility into their own stock and balance, reducing manual admin
  • 14-day free trial available on the Start and Groei plans before committing

Cons

  • Site and product marketing are Dutch-language only, which may limit fit outside the Dutch/European market
  • The multi-location "Expert" plan requires a minimum of 2 locations, so smaller single-location, higher-complexity needs aren't well served by that tier
  • Shopify/WooCommerce e-commerce sync and the horeca (food service) module are separate paid add-ons rather than included in the base plans
  • No published integrations beyond Shopify/WooCommerce were found, which may limit fit for retailers on other e-commerce platforms

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