Hi Product Hunt! We built Prelo because listing on eBay one item at a time doesn't scale, and the crosslisting tools we tried still had us writing the title, guessing the price and typing the description for every single item. Prelo starts from a pile of photos: a messy camera roll, one item or two hundred, shot on a phone in any order. Smart Sort groups the photos into items. Prelo then identifies each item, suggests a price, and writes the title, description and item specifics, and you publish the batch to eBay when you're happy with it. Want to sanity-check a price first? Scout is a separate lookup that shows comparable listings, so you're not just taking the AI's number on faith. Need to change something after? Open the AI editor and tell it what to fix ("make the title shorter", "it's actually a size M"). Selling on more than one marketplace? The browser extension pre-fills the listing form on Poshmark, Mercari, Depop and Facebook Marketplace, and you review and submit each one yourself. If you work in an AI assistant, Prelo also has a remote MCP server: point Claude or ChatGPT at a folder of photos and it drafts the listings for you to review (Pro plan; it never publishes on its own). There are 20 free listings on signup, no card. We'd love your feedback: what's the most painful part of listing the things you sell? - The Prelo team

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Sort a pile of photos into priced eBay listings

Sort a pile of photos into priced eBay listings