Comparison of multiple prices saves money.

If you're not in a hurry, it's better to use Demandic on a rainy day when shops are less crowded. Remember, “Rainy day, Demandic”.

Investigate yourself before floating a demand to save money. You will find the market price that is the relationship between price and quality. You will get what you pay for, so the point is not to ask for everything, but to prioritize one or two features and compromise on others.

If you provide photos like, "A car like this", or "Cardigan that goes with this skirt", sellers can find the best ones efficiently. That is one of good points of Demandic.

Chat sessions incur labor costs. If you ask the same shop and the same person using the repeat function, they know that "this customer likes XX, but doesn't like XX" and "She bought XX last time", so they don't need to spend time and money for that and you can save.

You can write, "My desired price is $XX.", or "I'll buy five at once, so $XX please."

If the price offered does not fit your budget, you can consult and adjust the price and the content of the purchase. If you are told the "final price", you may not request any further discounts.

If your goal is to buy very cheaply, you can search and search online yourself from the beginning, or make a number of phone calls to negotiate the price, as we have done, and it will be the cheapest.

It's common to conventional shopping that bye-bye after taking suggestions is somewhat sorry to the shops and you might be embarrassed next time. Demandic has a new mechanism that allows good users to receive good service.

A demand shows the number of times the buyer floated the demand and the number of purchases. Sellers can look at the ratio to determine whether to respond to the demand and how much to provide special treatment in the session. The more you buy, the more benefits you get.

You can search for sellers who wish to help you with enthusiasm.

You can talk about about specifications, prices, and delivery dates, while you choose only prices on online B2B sites.

Demands for wholesale and purchases for resale are invisible to individuals. You can set up receivers to receive demands only for purchases for resale.

Here is a brief explanation of the H-Market model working inside Demandic. It's a little complicated, but interesting. Even if you are not particularly conscious of it, it is expected that income opportunities will be dispersed if you repeat buying and selling. The combination of the following H-Market model and demand shifts! which encourages local economies would be more powerful.

• First, the Demand Ocean Project is a place where shops that want to contribute to solving customers' problems gather.
• Sellers set up "receivers" in advance. A receiver includes a set of keywords, budget range, and target area for demands they want to receive.
• When you float a demand, many receivers start working all at once. Receivers with conditions that meet your demand will automatically receive it and notify the seller. Sellers can also search Demandic Ocean for demands.
• Sellers read and consider the demand. And raise their hand only if they want to sell (contribute). It is called "entry to the demand". Please wait while they consider.
• If there are more sellers to enter than the number of desired sellers (1 to 3) written in the demand, the Demandic system will select sellers up the number.
• The seller can make an entry for free or with entry fees. It's like advertising and brokerage fees. They decide the entry fee by themselves depending on the value of the demand for their business and their ability to pay. High fees mean that they think your demand has high value and they want to sell with enthusiasm. They are good sellers for buyers.
• However, if the seller that payed the highest fee always got the demand as usual, the strongest sellers would always take the demands, so the gap would widen as "winner takes all". Also, it is the business practice for strong sellers to raise prices after the weak stores collapse. Choosing sellers in the order of the highest fees would be disadvantageous to the buyers.
• Therefore, in the H-Market model, the seller is selected at random. It's like dice, but if you pay a lot of entry fees, the probability will increase. The sellers who want to sell enthusiastically are often selected, and at the same time, even weak sellers with low fees can get as the expected value, so everyone can earn income.
• In other words, the Demand Ocean Project aims to close the gap by distributing income opportunities probabilistically. That is fair, and is "the invisible breath" that doesn't cost anything to reach every corner of the world.
• That is beneficial for both buyers and sellers and for closing inequality. In addition, since demands are shared and limited resource, they run out if someone takes too many. The entry fees prevent the running out and starvation.

Why not assign more generous income opportunities to needy sellers? You might think that. On Demandic Ocean, sellers get income opportunities at their own discretion, not the system "allocating" income. Fairness that is impartial is important. It is difficult for the system to know whether they are really needy or not, and it cannot be said that there is no company that does not tell the truth. You can decide which seller to purchase from among the selected sellers, so it is up to you to do that.

Since many users use it for free, the cost required for operating the project and server fee is a big problem. Until the number of users increases and a certain amount of commission can be obtained, we are operating with sponsorship and selling options. We need your support.