Our readers look up perfumes and find nobody selling them.You sell them.
Every lit bottle above is one a shop we track sells. The rest are dark — our readers look them up and find nobody selling them. Your stock is what lights them.
OurScent is a record, not a shop. Which is why we need yours.
A library that knows 64,204 perfumes by their names, their notes and their images, read by people who know what they want before they buy it. We do not sell — we tell the reader who does, and for how much. What we lack is the shelf.
64,204
perfumes on the record, with their notes and images
3,263
fragrance houses
1,476
of them can be bought today from a shop we track
1
markets whose stock we follow
Every figure above was counted from the site’s own record as this page rendered — none of them is typed.
The first
Your prices where the reader is already looking
A reader opens a perfume’s page already knowing what they want; a listing puts your price in that moment, not in an advert they scroll past. Every offer is reviewed before it appears, and we ask for a discount code for OurScent readers — it is how a sale is settled when your numbers and ours disagree.
The second
One bottle, thirty-two labelled parts
Send your bottles sealed and they come back as parts ready to sell, each carrying a code the buyer scans to see its batch and who filled it. One fragrance per batch, light to heavy, oud last — a nose that has just met oud cannot sort what follows. The residue returns in its own bottle.
The third
Ask for a bottle, and see at once who has it
We refresh the stock of every shop we cover every six hours, so the answer is ours before a person reads the question. And if nobody has it, your request joins the list we show shops — the list that turns a dark bottle into a lit one.
Four things you will ask — and the answers
- Who sees my prices?
- The reader who opened that perfume’s page, already knowing what they want. We do not mail them out, do not sell them on, and they appear under nothing but the perfume you stock.
- What does listing cost me?
- Nothing until we agree. You give the reader a discount on a code in your own name, and what we take for listing is written down with you before a single offer is published — we charge no card and take nothing from your account.
- And how is the commission counted?
- By the code you made in your own shop: what passes through it came from us. The rate itself is not settled — there is no single number for every shop, and we agree it with you before signing rather than publishing one we would walk back.
- And if the price is wrong at checkout?
- Your offer carries a «price from the shop» mark — it is yours, not something we crawled. The reader can tell the difference before clicking, and you correct it from your own status page whenever you like.