Structured request intake
Capture need, budget, location, and timing in one format.
Buyer-first sourcing
Source used kitchen equipment with a structured broker workflow.
Eastvoy is built for restaurant buyers first: you submit a clear request, the engine scores matches, and the deal thread stays organized in writing.
Current wedge: used refrigeration and cooking line. Eastvoy accepts seller intake as supply input, but the main product is buyer-side sourcing and execution support.
- Refrigeration + cooking line
- Buyer intake + matching
- Valuation bands
- Bounded offer support
Phase 1: intake, classify, match
Phase 2: threaded follow-up
Phase 3: close coordination
Where Eastvoy starts
Focused wedge, better execution
Eastvoy is intentionally narrow so buyer requests move faster with less noise.
Walk-ins
Reach-ins
Prep tables
Fryers
Ranges & ovens
Buyer workflow
Built for buyer decisions, not listing chaos
Supply can come from seller intake and outside channels, but the operating lane is buyer request to structured close.
Category normalization
Turn messy equipment descriptions into comparable records.
Scored matching
Prioritize likely-fit options instead of endless manual searching.
Written deal lane
Keep decisions and follow-through in a traceable thread.
What you get from day one
- Mandatory buyer intake before sourcing starts
- Matching and valuation-band guidance
- Bounded offer recommendations
- Optional managed close support
Supply input into buyer demand
Seller submissions feed the matching engine, but Eastvoy’s core product remains buyer-side sourcing and execution.
- Submit equipment details once
- Route into active buyer demand when fit exists
- Keep communication in writing
Roadmap clarity
Phased delivery
Eastvoy is shipping in phases so each layer is reliable before the next one opens up.
Phase 1
Intake to match
- Buyer intake and seller intake
- Classification and normalization
- Valuation bands and matching
- Bounded offer suggestions
Phase 2
Threaded negotiation
- Email threading and follow-up
- Policy-bounded negotiation support
- Audit-ready communication trail
Phase 3
Close coordination
- Payment link handoff
- Pickup or delivery coordination
- Exception handling lane
Pricing model
Simple commercial structure
Mandatory buyer sourcing fee up front, then optional managed-close support if you want Eastvoy to run the thread deeper.
Required
Buyer sourcing fee
- Intake and qualification
- Matching and shortlist delivery
- Written buyer coordination
Optional
Managed close
- Hands-on negotiation support
- Deal-stage coordination
- Exception handling support
Supplier lane
Seller intake
- Structured listing submission
- Eligibility by category and fit
- No guarantee of immediate match
Questions
Quick answers
Is Eastvoy a marketplace?
No. Eastvoy is a buyer-first broker workflow with structured intake, matching, and close support.
Who is the core user?
Restaurant buyers sourcing used refrigeration and cooking-line equipment.
Can sellers still submit equipment?
Yes, through the seller lane. Those listings are used as supply input for matching buyer demand.
How do I start?
Submit a buyer request at /buy/ or email support@eastvoy.com.
Start with the buyer request, not a listing scavenger hunt.
Eastvoy is designed to make used equipment sourcing more structured from day one.