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Skint? Resale Value Scanner

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Scan second-hand finds and see the most you should pay

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Scan second-hand finds and see the most you should pay

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A resale value scanner for charity shops and car boots. Point your camera at a find: Skint? identifies it, pulls live eBay comps, takes off repairs and selling fees, and prints the most you should pay on a till receipt. It reads inside labels and style codes, so comps are that exact shirt, not a lookalike. Damaged stock gets a repair cost in pounds. Every comp links out, and the receipt says these are asking prices, not solds. Press LIST IT and it writes your eBay, Vinted or Depop listing.

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It's on the App Store. The receipt printer in your pocket, from today. Skint? is live: the reselling app that prices a charity shop find before you buy. Point the camera at the find. It works out what it is, pulls live eBay asking prices, takes off repairs and fees, and prints the most you should pay on a till receipt. Flick it into the sticker book. When it sells, press LIST IT and paste. Nothing posts automatically. Free to download, five deep scans a month on the house. If you were on the beta, thank you. Update from the App Store and carry on. First find you scan: post it in the comments. Club, not seller. Now on the App Store, link in bio. #charityshopfinds #ukreseller #retrofootballshirts #depopuk #vinteduk

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Skint? is a resale value scanner for charity shops and car boots. The problem it solves is the five seconds at the rail. Three quid in your hand, and no idea whether it's a 45 quid shirt or a rag. Point the camera at it and Skint? works out what it is, pulls live eBay comps, takes off a repair estimate and the selling fees, and prints the most you should pay on a till receipt. Two things it does differently. Honest numbers. The comps are live asking prices, not sold prices, and it says so on every receipt. Every comp links straight out to the real listing, so you can check the working before you hand over cash. When it can't price something confidently it says so rather than inventing a figure. It reads the label, not just the front. Photograph the inside label and the deep scan reads the sizes and style codes off it, so you get the actual model instead of "red Adidas shirt". Football shirts are what it knows best: club, season, and which kit. Trainers get the style code off the tongue. Damaged stock gets a repair cost in pounds taken off before the verdict, because plenty of it still pays and nothing was telling you which. When it's time to sell, LIST IT writes the listing for eBay, Vinted or Depop. It writes it, you paste it. Nothing gets posted for you. Free is 5 deep scans and 5 basic scans a month, no card needed. Premium raises the daily allowance rather than locking features away, so deep scans are not behind the paywall. Live on the App Store now, UK first and iOS only. The feedback that would help most: what you'd want it to scan that it doesn't handle well yet, and whether the receipt makes sense the first time you see it.

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