The software that runs the House.
Osborne Enterprise is the system Alex Lexington built to run its own counter, wires, refinery, vault and design bench. Now it can run yours.
- 1 oz gold coin20 × $4,328.68
- $86,573.60
- Due by wire
- $86,573.60
- Priced at spot
- Price locked
- Wire matched
Built for the businesses where the price moves and the ticket is large.
It was made at a metals and jewelry counter. It fits anyone whose prices change by the minute and whose money arrives by wire.
- Jewelry storesRetail jewelers with custom work, repairs and gold buying at the counter.
- Bullion & coin dealersCoin shops, bullion dealers and precious-metals IRA desks.
- Gold buyers & refinersGold buyers, pawn and estate counters, and refiners.
- Watches & high-value goodsPre-owned watch dealers, luxury resale and rare collectibles.
- Design Studio for jewelersJewelers selling custom work who want the Design Studio on its own.
- Client AppDealers, private-banking and wealth teams, and fintechs offering clients physical metal.
Three pieces, one set of records.
Command Center
The counter and the back office: buy, sell, settle and account for every ounce.
The counter
- Point of sale and invoicing for gold, silver, diamonds and custom work
- Live metal pricing with your margin schedule applied
- Price locks that hold a client's price
- Deposits, balances and invoice payments
The money
- Wire tracking that matches incoming payments to invoices
- Bank transactions brought in for reconciliation
- General ledger and sales analytics
The metal
- Scrap review at the live price
- Lot tracking, melting and refinery settlements
- Sourcing orders from your wholesaler's live catalog
- Vault storage, client holdings and monthly metal plans
The house
- Client records with history across the store, website and design work
- Shopify and WooCommerce orders brought in
- Staff roles, from owner to read-only, with manager approval for overrides
Design Studio
From a client’s idea to a costed, buildable piece — on its own or with the counter.
- AI concept renders from a client's brief and reference photos
- Metal weight, stone specifications and gem pricing in one costing
- Ring sizes and stone shapes built in
- Shareable quotes a client can accept online
- A manufacturing package for your bench or caster
- Finished designs become invoices with a deposit
Client App
Your clients, with their holdings in their pocket.
- Holdings, and what you keep in the vault for them
- A wallet funded by linking their bank
- Selling metal back to you, tax form included
- Price alerts and market intelligence
- Orders, history and documents
- ID verification, live support chat and monthly metal plans
- The same records your counter sees — nothing re-keyed
The House’s own book.
Alex Lexington has run on this software since January 2026. These are its own records — counts only, never a client’s name.
- Tickets written
- 1,000+
- Sales and buys completed
- 790+
- Client records
- 2,200+
- Refinery lots settled
- 160+
- Bars melted
- 120+
- Website orders brought in
- 500+
Alex Lexington production records, October 2026.
How it starts.
Pricing is set for each business after a conversation — no two counters run the same way.
- 01
Request pricing
Tell us what you sell, how many people work the counter, and what you run today.
- 02
A walkthrough
We take you through the software on a call, screen by screen, built around how your business runs.
- 03
Your setup
Pricing for the modules and team size you need, and a plan to move your business onto it.
Prefer to talk it through first? Maverick can answer questions about the software and pass your request to the House.
Request pricing
Questions owners ask.
What does Osborne Enterprise cost?
Pricing is set for each business after a conversation, by the modules you use and the size of your team. Request pricing and someone from the House will arrange a walkthrough.
Can I try it before I decide?
It starts with a walkthrough on a call, screen by screen, built around how your business runs. Hands-on access is discussed with the team after that.
Who built it?
Alex Lexington, the House's metals and jewelry business in Atlanta, built it to run its own counter, refinery work, vault and design bench.
Is it only for precious metals?
It was built where the price moves by the minute and every ticket is large. Live pricing is built for metals today; the rest — price holds, deposits, wire matching, client records, custody and approvals — fits any business selling high-value goods at moving prices.