AUREUS
Photograph it. It's listed.
You source more than you can list. Everything you don't get to is money sitting in a bin.
What you get
The tag, read for you. Brand and size off the label — sideways, dim, half folded. When it genuinely can't tell, it says so instead of guessing, because a wrong size is a return and a defect on your account.
Every field eBay demands, filled. Category, condition, department, size type, style, inseam. Different for every category, and handled without you learning which is which.
A title written for search. Not a description of the item — the words a buyer actually types.
A price, with honest confidence. A number and a range, plus how sure it is, so you know when to trust it and when to look closer.
Live on your own eBay. Your store, your policies, your return address, your feedback score. Nothing posts until you tap Post.
Your numbers, kept. What you listed, what sold, what it went for. The books build themselves while you work.
Get early access
It's early. I'm onboarding a few people who list a lot, because they're the ones who find what's broken. No card — I'll reach out myself.