Everything your lister left out
List from the scan, pack without a second one, reprice on a schedule, and read the real profit on every book. One login, one bill, nothing taped between apps.
The scan is the listing
Point the scanner at a barcode and the book comes back from Amazon while you are still holding it. Rank and profit are on the card by then, so the decision to keep it and the act of listing it are the same motion.
- Instant Amazon lookup on any ISBN or UPC. Title, cover, category, and the offers standing on the listing right now.
- Five conditions with abbreviation codes, and a price suggested from those live offers before you have typed anything.
- SKU, condition note and source filled in on every item, FBA or FBM, so nothing has to be named twice.
- Sales rank and profit sit on the card the moment the book lands in the batch, not on a second screen in a second app.
The queue is built before you get there
Nothing passes the scanner twice. The books you listed are the books in the queue, in the order you listed them, waiting at the table with their labels ready to print.
- No second scan. The books are already known, so the queue is built before you walk over to the table.
- Print one label or fifty in a click. No QZ Tray, no browser print bridge to babysit.
- Every copy knows its box as you pack it, so a half-filled box is never a count from memory.
- Box weights go in here and carry straight into the FBA shipment.
141 books, already in lineSelect the next ten, print, pack. The scanner stays on the table.
The second subscription you do not need
Every other lister sends you somewhere else to buy a repricer, and then the two tools disagree about what you own. This one is the same product, on the Pro and Scale plans, running on your schedule against the books it listed.
- Rules that run on their own in the background, with no window left open and nothing to babysit.
- Your schedule. You decide when repricing runs and how often it comes back around.
- Buy box targeting, so your offers stay competitive on the listings where it decides the sale.
- A floor and a ceiling on every rule, so a price war never takes a book below your margin.
The profit number, not the payout
A payout tells you what Amazon sent. It does not tell you what the book earned. Every fee comes off first, and once a book sells the figures come from Amazon's own Finances API, so it is the money that moved rather than an estimate of it.
- Per book, after the referral fee, the FBA fee, what you paid, and its share of the inbound shipment.
- Per batch, so you know which sourcing trip actually returned something.
- Per source, so you know which shops are worth the drive twice.
- CSV export for your own spreadsheet, or for your accountant.
Where everything you listed ended up
Batches, inventory and sales read from the same books you scanned in, so the history of a sourcing trip is one view instead of a spreadsheet you keep reconciling against Seller Central.
- Full batch history, with the per batch and overall breakdowns beside it.
- Inventory status across everything you have listed, in one place.
- Revenue, profit and units over any date range, split FBA and FBM.
- Orders as they land, synced from Amazon in the background.
All of it, on one subscription
- Standard$49.99 / moThe listing tool, end to end, with no limit on how much you list.
- Pro$79.99 / moEverything in Standard, plus the repricer on up to 5,000 listings.
- Scale$129.99 / moEverything in Pro, with the repricer on up to 10,000 listings.
14 days free on every plan. Cancel anytime.