You give shelf space. Lebanese brands deliver their products to you on consignment. You sell them at your counter on a free register, keep your margin, and pay each brand only for what actually sold. Your own goods stay entirely yours — LB takes nothing on them, ever.
Every brand on LB pays the same way, and it doesn't change by category, by season, or by how well they're selling. What changes is only whether they're on your shelves.
| How a brand sells | Brand keeps | You keep | LB keeps |
|---|---|---|---|
| On the app only they ship it themselves |
85% | — | 15% |
| On your shelves and on the app |
70% | 15% | 15% |
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You earn on their app orders too. A brand you carry pays 30% on everything they sell, wherever they sell it — so when a customer orders from them on the app, your 15% lands the same as it does at your counter. Carrying them is what put them in front of that customer. Your own products: you keep 100%. LB takes nothing on anything you own — not now, not later. Card fees are whatever your processor charges; we add nothing. You set your own prices. You can price a brand's product above or below what they set, to run a promotion or match a neighbour. Your mark-up is entirely yours — LB takes no share of it. A discount you fund comes out of your 15%, never out of the brand's 70%, so you can move on price without renegotiating with anyone. | |||
Move the sliders to your own expectations. This is margin on stock you never paid for — the only thing you invested is shelf space and the minute it takes to scan a delivery in.
It makes no difference to what you earn — you get 15% either way. That's the point of the slider.
LB is not a warehouse standing between you and the brands — it's the system that connects you. Each brand delivers its own products to your store and manages that relationship in the LB Partner app. LB Store supplies you the same way, as one more independent brand among them.
Browse the partner catalog — every brand in the network, their products, photos and retail prices. Request what suits your shop. Nothing lands on your shelf that you didn't ask for.
They arrange delivery to your store and mark it dispatched in their app. No standing schedule to manage — deliveries follow what your shelves actually need.
Scan each item as it arrives; anything that doesn't match the delivery note is flagged on the spot. From that moment the stock is on your shelf in the system, and both sides see the same numbers.
Labels print in your own label size with a barcode that scans at your counter. Every sale is recorded against that brand automatically.
When their product runs low on your shelf, the brand is notified and prepares the next delivery. You never chase anyone for a restock.
Anything sitting too long shows up as aging stock. One tap sends it back to the brand — no negotiation, no dead inventory taking up your shelf.
Money from your counter is yours from the moment it's taken — LB never holds it and never touches your account. Each sale of a consigned item records what you owe that brand, and you settle with them on a regular cycle from a statement both sides can see.
| Item | Responsibility | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Delivering stock to you | Brand | Each brand delivers its own goods and marks the dispatch in the Partner app. |
| Checking the delivery in | Store | Scan on arrival. Discrepancies must be raised at receiving — that's the moment responsibility transfers. |
| Retail pricing | Brand | The brand sets its retail price so the same product costs the same across the network. Promotions are agreed, not unilateral. |
| Theft or damage on the shelf | Shared 50/50 | Losses after receiving are split evenly between store and brand, settled on the next statement. |
| Expired stock (food) | Shared 50/50 | The system tracks sell-by dates and warns before expiry, so this should be rare. Same 50/50 split. |
| Stock counts | Store | A scan-and-count pass on an agreed cycle. It takes minutes with the phone camera. |
| Returning slow stock | Either side | Store can send it back; brand can recall it. Stock rejoins their inventory once confirmed. |
| Customer returns | Store | Handled at your counter under your own policy; the sale and what you owe reverse automatically. |
| The register, apps and support | LB | Free. Includes setup, staff training and the software on every device you use. |
| Bringing customers | LB | The customer app lists your store, your shelves and your pickup/delivery options. |
Count the till, tap "start the day". Any online orders waiting for pickup are listed on the same screen.
Scan or tap. Cash, card or transfer. Print or text the receipt. Consigned items are recorded to their brand invisibly — your staff do nothing extra.
Scan the items in, print labels, put them out. Two minutes, and the brand sees it confirmed on their side.
Blind cash count — the expected figure only appears after your staff enter theirs, so the count stays honest. Variances are recorded.
Hand the till over inside the app; the person taking it confirms with their badge or PIN, so every hour of the day has an owner.
Statements per brand, your P&L, your balance sheet. Print or hand your accountant the PDF.
Your shop appears in the LB Store customer app with everything on your shelves. Customers can order for pickup at your store or same-day local delivery from it — which means someone who came for a $12 jar walks past everything else you sell.
Staff sign in with a badge card or PIN. Every sale, refund and discount is recorded under the person who did it.
Employees ring sales. Managers unlock money screens, refunds and settings. You decide who is which.
Run the register on as many phones, tablets and computers as you like, simultaneously — one shared inventory and till behind them.
Cap what each person can discount, so generosity at the counter doesn't quietly eat your margin.
Each counter keeps its own till and cash discipline while sharing stock and reporting across the business.
The register keeps working and catches up when the connection returns.
Sign the partner agreement, decide the shelf space and categories, and we switch on your register. Your own products are loaded and your staff get their badges.
Go through the partner catalog and pick what fits your customers. We introduce you to the brands you want; each confirms and prepares a first delivery.
Stock arrives, you scan it in and label it. We train your team at the counter — it takes about an hour, because there isn't much to learn.
Your shop appears in the customer app, online orders start routing to you, and the first statements begin building.
We look at what sold and what didn't, send the slow movers back, and bring in brands that suit your customers better. Adjusting the mix is the normal rhythm, not a failure.
This only works if both sides are reliable, so here is exactly what we need — nothing hidden in the small print.
Nothing. No fee for the register, no monthly charge, no cost for the stock until it sells. Your only investment is shelf space and a few minutes a week.
They go back to the brand. You owe nothing for unsold stock, ever — that's the point of consignment. We review the mix after the first month and swap what isn't working.
To take part, yes — the register is how consigned sales are recorded, and running two systems side by side would create exactly the discrepancies this is meant to avoid. In exchange it's free, it takes no cut of your own sales, and it replaces whatever you're paying for now.
Each brand sees only what happened to their own products on your shelf — units sold and what they're owed. They never see your other suppliers, your own product sales, your totals or your customers.
Losses after you've received the stock are split evenly, 50/50, between you and the brand, and settled on the next statement. Nobody carries it alone.
The brand sets the retail price so their product costs the same everywhere in the network. Promotions are agreed with them rather than run unilaterally.
On the agreed cycle against a statement you can both see line by line. You pay only for what sold, and refunds reverse automatically.
Yes, on notice. Consigned stock goes back to its brands through the returns flow, you settle what sold, and that's that. There's no lock-in — the programme has to keep earning your shelf space.
Then you already know what you're paying for it. Ours is free, runs on hardware you own, takes no cut, and comes with a catalog of brands and an app pushing customers to your door.
The fastest way to make this concrete is to stand in the shop, pick the shelf, and choose the first few brands together. We can have you selling within two weeks.