Photograph an item, get a finished listing and a price call in under a minute. Then see what your stock actually earns. More listings in the same hours means more sales.
The first five listings are free — no card needed. Monthly after that, cancel anytime.
Built by a reseller who uses it every day.


Rare Ralph Lauren polo with the oversized Big Pony logo and a Japanese-inspired print — red rising sun, chrysanthemums and ink brushwork.
Structured analysis, a fixed-format block, and a price call with a low, suggested and high range plus expected days to sell.
At a flea market stall: a photo in, a clear buy-or-pass verdict out, with the most you should pay and a line to negotiate with.
Every item with photo, price, platform — and the shelf it is actually on. Searchable, sortable like a watchlist, with margin and days online on every row.
Cumulative net profit charted like a price line, one step per sale, with peak and maximum drawdown so a losing run shows up before the month closes.
Purchase, shipping, platform fees and your own hourly rate, subtracted per item. The number you see is the number you keep.
Groups slow-moving stock with a piece that actually sells, priced 10 to 20 percent under the sum, so items that would sit for months move together instead.
Paste what a buyer wrote, get send-ready answers in their language. It knows your floor and will not accept below it.
Income and expenses in one ledger, fed automatically from your sales. Import the spreadsheet you already keep, export for your accountant.
Ten pieces in one pass instead of the same form ten times. Every item gets its own upload field and its own settings — one run, ten finished listings.
Nine modules from your first pair of jeans to a running stockroom: sourcing, photos, pricing, shipping, tax.
Every account gets a code. Whoever buys through it saves 10 % on their first month — and you get 5 free generations once the purchase clears.