Eleven plugins that sort by real deals, run weekly auctions by themselves, switch product images by color and placement, reward members, sign customers in with one form, show the physical store, count what almost sold, watch eBay, and film a shelf into product listings — built on real stores and free to use on yours.


Every sort demotes out-of-stock items and ranks by this week's sales, lifetime sales, and percent below retail. Customers stop scrolling past things they can't buy.
One unit per cycle, failed cycles relist, ghost winners forfeit, Buy Now greys out once bidding passes it. Mondays are yours again.
Real percent-off badges, condition and pickup notes, checkout fine print, and a double-tap guard that fixed a real lost-sale bug.
Film the shelf; get product rows with crops, names, prices, units, and a duplicate check against your catalog — on your own hardware.
Best-deals ranking from one precomputed integer per product, SKU search that lands on the exact item, sold-this-week badges, auto Featured picks, infinite scroll — weekly auctions with one-tap bidding, verified bidders, and honest "% below retail" links — and, for apparel, swatches and placement buttons whose pictures come from a file-name template instead of hand-assigned variation images.

Store Stats counts views and carts per product without a tracker; Watch pulls read-only eBay comps for your top products daily; Vision turns a slow pan across a shelf into reviewable product rows — 50 model calls a month included.

A paid-member flag with a cart discount and a shipping credit, a product-page pitch that sells the upgrade, and a sign-in that asks for an email and figures out the rest — log in or create the account, no wrong-form dead ends.

Badges, notes, and checkout guards; a photo band and a visit block with map and hours; a theme with 35 color tokens, dark or light; and Setup, which turns a blank WordPress into a complete demo store — plugins, theme, palette, products, auctions — from one screen.

Everything that runs on your own server is free under the Factorize License. The AI feature is metered in Factorize tokens — one token per call to the vision model — and every store gets an allowance included.
Vision breaks a video into frame slots (one per 2.5 s, the sharpest of three candidates), optionally into tiles, and asks the model once per pass. Each ask is one token. The intake page tells you the count before you click Analyze.
Grouped the way the Factorize hub groups them. Every plugin works by itself; together they fill the hub's five tabs. Each card opens the configuration & tutorial page; each page has the zip.
Views and add-to-carts per product, rolled up into the Store Stats dashboard.
Read-only eBay price and listing-count watcher, plus a Facebook Page reader. Never posts anything.
Film the shelf with a phone, get product rows: crops, names, prices, units, duplicates checked — on your own Ollama box.
Swatches, a placement picker, and product images that switch by color from a file-name template — no images assigned by hand.
Best-deals-first sorting, stock-always-last, SKU search, sold-this-week badges, auto Featured, infinite scroll.
Weekly auctions that run themselves: relists, ghost-winner forfeits, Buy Now gray-out, one-tap bids, verified bidders.
A paid-member flag with a cart discount, a shipping credit, and a pitch that sells the upgrade.
One form: type an email and either log in or get an account on the spot, with an optional phone field.
Badges, condition notes, checkout guards — the trust layer every liquidation store needs.
The photo band with your tagline and the Visit-the-Store block with map, hours, and directions.
The mobile-first storefront theme the suite was extracted from — 35 color tokens, dark or light, every chrome piece a toggle.
One screen that turns the WordPress you are logged into into a complete Factorize store.
A wizard that assembles a self-contained store zip — theme, chosen plugins, demo seed, start script — you run anywhere with Docker.

Every plugin exists because Empire Tools — a 950-product liquidation store in Oakwood Village, Ohio — needed it. The store-wide behavior was extracted feature by feature, each into a plugin that stands alone, and the store keeps running on the result.
Yes — every plugin that runs on your own server, the theme, and the Site Builder are free to use on sites you own, under the Factorize License. The only metered thing is the AI feature, and 50 tokens a month are included.
One call to the vision model — one frame, tile, or pass of a shelf video. The estimate line shows the count before a run; the meter shows what's left; a run that hits the cap stops and keeps the rows it already found.
A license key activates on up to three sites; text or call for more. The free plugins run without a key; the key manages support, updates, and your token allowance.
License activation and the token count go to the Factorize license server. Watch calls eBay/Facebook with your own credentials, read-only. Vision sends frames only to the Ollama box you configure. Nothing else.
No. The software is licensed, not sold, and the Factorize License does not permit redistribution, bundling, or offering it to third parties. Ask about partnerships instead.
An Ollama server on your network with a GPU that has 16 GB of memory for the 7B vision model; the plugin can pull a lighter model if you have none. On CPU it still works, three times slower.
Download the plugins, build a store with Setup, or have us build it — text or call 330-519-9231.