Alligatordeals is a deal-brokering platform that offers opportunities to create both large and small deals. We provide an environment for various types of deals where dealers can create and list all deals completely free of charge! YES, YOU READ THAT RIGHT – COMPLETELY FREE!!!!! There are no hidden “BUTs” because creating an account is also entirely free!

Alligatordeals takes a small commission of only 1.5% of the actual amount of the deal upon its completion.

Alligatordeals is essentially an auction environment where each bid does not raise the price but instead lowers it. The possible quantity of goods is determined by the dealer with the largest possible discount, where the dealer sets the time for the specific deal and each bid step in the quantity of goods.

Example: A dealer wants to sell 100 units of a product and creates a deal. They then set a possible discount of, for example, 40% and a duration of 30 days. The dealer also determines how many units are in each bid step. In this example, the bid step is 1 unit. How does the price start to drop according to the bidding?

Here is a table to simplify the explanation with an example of phones:

Quantity	Product	Discount	Bid Price
100	Phone	40%	1000.00
1	Phone	-0.4%	960.00
2	Phone	-0.4%	921.60
3	Phone	-0.4%	884.74
4-100	Phone		Price decreases with each bid until the possible 40% discount is reached.

If 50 units (phones) out of the 100 are purchased within the deal duration (30 days), the discount will be 20%, as the transaction reached halfway, and so does the discount.

If all 100 units (phones) are purchased halfway through the deal duration, the deal automatically locks, and additional units (phones) cannot be added to the deal.

This means that the dealer must create as attractive a deal as possible, and it is beneficial for the buyer to be active and, for example, share the deal on social media where there are many other interested parties, both individuals and companies. Deals will start to advertise themselves because a good price depends not only on the dealer but also largely on the buyer.

This also means that a small business or even an individual can buy at competitive prices alongside large companies.

How can a small business buy alongside a large company? Using this example deal of 100 units (phones), there could be a moment when a large company buys 80 units (phones) from the deal, and the remaining 20 units (phones) can be purchased by smaller companies, as the units (phones) do not have to be bought one at a time, but the minimum purchase is determined by the bid step.

The most exciting news is that anyone who wants to sell something in bulk can create and list deals! Whether it's wooden spoons, curling irons, TVs, cars, gift cards, tickets, fishing gear, construction mixes, etc.