For estate sales
Price a 1,000-item estate in hours, not days
Run each item through cleaned sold comps instead of hand-checking noisy eBay searches one by one. A week of spreadsheet work becomes a single batch job.
The problem
Manual pricing does not scale
- —Hand-searching hundreds of items on eBay is the slowest part of a liquidation.
- —Volunteers and staff guess at prices, leaving money on the table or scaring buyers off.
- —Inconsistent pricing across a sale looks unprofessional.
- —Every hour spent pricing is an hour not spent selling.
How it works
A whole estate, one workflow
- 01
Load the lot list
Each item is one keyword. Hundreds of lines, one batch job.
- 02
Run the batch
Submit up to 100 queries per job; poll for results. One bad query never kills the run.
- 03
Tag and shelf
Print the median and range per item and price the room consistently.
Example
Batch, not one-by-one
Submit a list of items and get a cleaned median and range for each — with the same rigor as a single search.
Built for volume
Batch endpoint
Up to 100 keywords per job, with per-query results and errors.
Consistent method
Every item priced the same way, so the whole sale is coherent.
Export per item
CSV per job so you can print tags straight from the results.
Cheap at volume
Pay per search, not per result — 240 results or 10 both count as one request.
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