Eyewear catalogue for retailers
430,000 SKUs, 305 brands and contact lenses. Attributes, photos, barcodes and recommended retail prices — fetch them with an API call or as an Excel export.
These figures are read straight from the database and refresh on their own — not numbers typed into the page.
The catalogue also keeps discontinued models — you need them to identify old stock and past collections. Each SKU carries its own status field.
Two routes for different teams: a call from your own system, or a file anyone on staff can open.
For integrating with your website, inventory system or marketplace listings.
For teams that need a file rather than an integration. No developer required.
Product shots on a clean background, ready for a storefront or a marketplace listing.
Real data from the catalogue — not a sample from the documentation.
Request
GET /v1/products?brand=RAY-BAN&has_photo=true&limit=2Response
{
"data": [
{
"ean": "8056597186667",
"brand": "RAY-BAN",
"model": "RJ9052S",
"name": "RJ9052S 70218G 48",
"color": "FUXIA",
"size": "48",
"gender": "KIDS",
"material": "PLASTIC",
"rrp": 75,
"currency": "EUR",
"status": "ACTIVE",
"images": [
"https://s3.twcstorage.ru/acbf9e7f-efdb1b36-1938-485f-b86a-dc6b003ee974/catalog/RAY-BAN/8056597186667.jpg"
]
},
{
"ean": "8056597695213",
"brand": "RAY-BAN",
"model": "RB2140",
"name": "RB2140 136285 50",
"color": "STRIPED RED",
"size": "50",
"gender": "UNISEX",
"material": "ACETATE",
"rrp": 193,
"currency": "EUR",
"status": "ACTIVE",
"images": [
"https://s3.twcstorage.ru/acbf9e7f-efdb1b36-1938-485f-b86a-dc6b003ee974/catalog/RAY-BAN/8056597695213.jpg"
]
}
],
"meta": {
"returned": 2,
"cursor": null
}
}You choose the field set yourself: ask for just the barcode, price and photo link and that is exactly what comes back. The full list of fields is served by /v1/meta, which is the easiest way to build an integration against.
From enquiry to your first request usually takes one working day.
Leave your contact details and tell us what you need: the API, exports, or both.
We agree on volume and terms, then switch your access on. Card payment is not automated yet — we issue an invoice.
You get a link, set a password, and either issue an API key or build your first export right away.
Documentation with ready-made request examples lives in your account. We help with integration questions.
They differ by limits: requests per month, and rows and photos per export.
Free
On request
On request
In this first version we invoice you — card billing is not automated yet. Limits can be raised for a specific job without moving to a higher plan: tell us the volume you need.
An application for eyewear suppliers: goods-in, picking, dispatch, purchasing, documents and an AI agent in one window.
The software is built for suppliers and their customers: the supplier runs stock and orders in it, while their shops get an account of their own with a catalogue and a basket. If you are a supplier, we will walk you through it.
The catalogue is not all we do. Everything below grew out of problems we solved for ourselves and for our customers.
Warehouse and trading systems, customer portals, work on existing websites. We start from the problem, not from an off-the-shelf box.
Agents that read invoices and email, answer questions from your own data and take the routine off people. One such agent runs inside our own software — not in a slide deck.
Catalogue search that copes with typos and understands intent, not just exact matches. Built on vector representations of the products.
Marketplaces, carriers, payment and accounting systems. We move data between systems so that nobody has to reconcile it by hand.
No. The catalogue is reference data: attributes, photos, barcodes and recommended prices. Stock lives in a different system and is not part of this data. We say so up front so expectations do not drift.
Recommended retail prices — what the brand suggests selling at. Wholesale prices are not shared, neither through the API nor in exports.
Yes — that is the most common reason people take the catalogue. The API returns direct image links; exports ship an archive of files with an index.
The catalogue grows continuously as data arrives from the brands. The API has a method that returns only what changed since a given date, so there is no need to re-download everything.
For now we issue an invoice: there is no card checkout on the site yet. When there is, existing customers will not have to change anything.
Yes, as a separate section: base curve, power, cylinder, axis, addition, pack size and price. There are no photos for lenses in the database — they add little for this product.