Lothound Data Licensing is for teams that need a structured row to compare, price, or place beside their own specialist-equipment workflow. The sample shape includes source auction, closing window, vertical, ingestion timestamp, landed cost, and a comparable band, with each row paired to a matched-SKU benchmark from a trailing 60-day closed-lot window. The preview is four anonymized static rows, not live inventory or a promise of refresh, availability, accuracy, or outcome. If you need monitoring instead, Pro is one seat across any two verticals with per-niche thresholds, 60-day alert/comparable context, and saved searches; Team is 3–5 shared seats with shared rules and watch lists, CSV exports, and 60-day historical comparables.
Data Licensing is for the row itself: a specialist-equipment input to review alongside your own condition, freight, intake, catalog, or resale work. For active monitoring, Pro covers one seat and any two verticals with per-niche thresholds, 60-day alert/comparable context, and saved searches. Team extends that alert workflow to 3–5 shared seats with shared rules and watch lists, CSV exports, and 60-day historical comparables. These are separate product paths with separate terms.
The public sample contains four anonymized static rows: a Haas VF-2 CNC mill, a Thermo Scientific TSX lab freezer, a Ford F-250 service body, and a Cisco Catalyst 9300 switch. Each row displays its source auction, closing window, vertical, timestamp, landed cost, and comparable band, paired with a matched-SKU benchmark from a 60-day closed-lot window. It is an illustrative schema example, not live inventory, a refresh commitment, or a buying guarantee.
Data Licensing is a separate catalog from the Pro and Team alert subscriptions on /pricing. Entry is $1,500/year, Mid is $10,000/year, and Enterprise is $50,000+/year on a quote-only basis. Entry and Mid can use annual prepay or quarterly billing right on the tier card — quarterly charges the published annual price divided by four (billed monthly through Stripe). These licenses provide structured data inputs; they do not include Pro/Team alert seats, alert rules, or alert entitlements. Enterprise terms are set through the demo form below.
No-guarantee, attribution, redistribution, and freshness/accuracy. Before buying or relying on a row, independently verify source listings, condition, freight or pickup, and auction or licensing terms. The dataset is informational input for your own due diligence, not advice.
Tell us who you are, what you resell, and what you want to evaluate. No account is required; a Lothound operator replies within one business day from lothound-4@polsia.app.
The form asks for your buyer name, email, company or resale focus, and request details so the walkthrough can start with the right licensing questions.
Share your buyer name, email, company or resale focus, and the workflow you want to evaluate. No account is required; a Lothound operator replies within one business day.
Your request goes to the Lothound operator queue. Lothound does not broker the data, does not inspect lots, and does not quote outcomes.
Read the full disclaimer →Who fits, what the license covers, how the data is licensed, what the freshness and accuracy limits are, and how to request a demo. Each answer links back to the matching section on this page.
Data licenses are separate from Pro/Team alert subscriptions and do not include alert seats, alert rules, or alert entitlements. Annual prepay and quarterly billing go through Stripe — quarterly charges the published annual price divided by four. Enterprise buyers continue to request terms through the demo form above. Before buying or relying on a row, independently verify source listings, condition, freight or pickup, and auction or licensing terms. Lothound doesn’t broker the data or inspect lots, and does not guarantee listing accuracy, availability, condition, delivery or freshness schedule, comparable-sales accuracy, profit, resale, procurement, or sourcing outcome.
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