# Streetfy — Full product context

> Streetfy is an AI employee for streetwear and lifestyle brands. Train it on your brand and it runs wholesale — talking to buyers in the channels they already use, taking orders, checking stock, and chasing reorders — while you run the brand.

## Who Streetfy is for
Streetfy is built for independent streetwear, apparel, and lifestyle brands that sell wholesale to boutiques, specialty retailers, distributors, or regional partners. It is for teams whose buyer conversations, orders, product information, follow-ups, and production decisions are spread across email, text, calls, photographs, spreadsheets, and storefronts.

## The job Streetfy does
Streetfy is both a wholesale operating system and an AI employee that works from the records inside it. Products, variants, prices, buyers, inventory, orders, permissions, and action history remain inspectable by the brand. Streetfy performs repeatable work within rules the brand sets and waits for approval on decisions the brand keeps.

## Wholesale workflow
1. Start with a product. Streetfy prepares the connected buyer-facing materials from one source.
2. Buyers order through the channels they already use, including email, text, voice, order sheets, and a Streetfy storefront.
3. Streetfy turns incoming messages into structured orders tied to exact products, sizes, quantities, and approved prices.
4. The brand can collect demand before committing to production, compare available runs, and approve the best option.
5. Streetfy follows up with stores, prepares reorders, and surfaces the decisions that require human judgment.

## Capabilities
### Products
Products, sizes, prices, and assets stay in sync.

### Orders
Every channel becomes one clean order.

### Storefront
Each buyer sees the right products and prices.

### Production
See demand, compare bids, and approve the run.

### Growth
Catch reorders before stores go quiet.

### Control
Set the rules. Approve the big calls.

## Pricing
- **Streetfy**: $350 per month. Your wholesale employee.
- **Enterprise**: Custom. For teams with more moving parts.

Streetfy does not offer a free plan and does not take a percentage of a brand's wholesale orders. Current plans are offered by application. See https://streetfy.com/pricing for limits, annual pricing, and the plan comparison.

## Common questions
**What does Streetfy do?**
It runs the repeat work behind wholesale—products, buyer messages, orders, follow-up, and approvals.

**How do stores order?**
By text, email, voice, order sheet, or your Streetfy storefront.

**What can Streetfy do without me?**
Only what you allow. Discounts, terms, production, and other big calls can wait for you.

**Does it replace my sales team?**
No. Streetfy handles repeat work. Your team keeps the relationships.

**Does Streetfy send orders to production?**
Only after you approve the run.

## Access and onboarding
Streetfy is by application while brands are onboarded a few at a time. The application collects a contact name, work email, brand or store name, and an optional website. Streetfy's team imports and trains the system on each selected brand before it goes live.

Apply: https://streetfy.com/waitlist

## Official pages
- Homepage: https://streetfy.com
- Pricing: https://streetfy.com/pricing
- About: https://streetfy.com/about
- FAQ: https://streetfy.com/faq
- Blog: https://streetfy.com/blog

## Articles
- [Welcome to the Streetfy Blog](https://streetfy.com/blog/welcome-to-the-streetfy-blog): Field notes on wholesale operations, buyer relationships, reorders, catalogs, and the work behind running a streetwear brand.
- [How to Organize Wholesale Orders Across Email, Text, and Paper](https://streetfy.com/blog/how-to-organize-wholesale-orders-across-email-text-and-paper): A practical workflow for turning buyer emails, messages, calls, trade-show notes, and paper sheets into accurate wholesale orders.
- [A Better Wholesale Reorder Workflow for Streetwear Brands](https://streetfy.com/blog/streetwear-wholesale-reorder-workflow): How to spot reorder windows, prepare the right size curve, and follow up with retailers without turning every account into a manual reminder.