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A comp history graph would be super useful, like a little price trend line right in the results so I can see if an item is trending up or dropping before I list it.
One thing that would make this even more useful for me: a quick way to save and compare multiple scanned items side by side before deciding what to list. Sometimes I flip a box of random stuff and want to see which items are actually worth listing vs donating.
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@remziyesvgp I have a feature like that. You can select your scanned items in the scan history to compare which item has the best value.
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Scanned a random vintage camera on my desk and got a solid price range plus a draft listing in under a minute. Way easier than digging through sold listings myself.
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threw in a random old camera lens and it pulled up comps that were pretty close to what i usually find manually. saving the listing draft is honestly the part that gets me, it's ready to paste right into eBay
A comp history graph would be super useful, like a little price trend line right in the results so I can see if an item is trending up or dropping before I list it.
@hayrettinkx3ve Good Idea. I'll add that in my next sprint.
One thing that would make this even more useful for me: a quick way to save and compare multiple scanned items side by side before deciding what to list. Sometimes I flip a box of random stuff and want to see which items are actually worth listing vs donating.
@remziyesvgp I have a feature like that. You can select your scanned items in the scan history to compare which item has the best value.
Scanned a random vintage camera on my desk and got a solid price range plus a draft listing in under a minute. Way easier than digging through sold listings myself.
threw in a random old camera lens and it pulled up comps that were pretty close to what i usually find manually. saving the listing draft is honestly the part that gets me, it's ready to paste right into eBay