Snapworth

What we're building

Photo in, live listing out.

A reseller photographs an item. Snapworth identifies it, pulls real sold-comparable prices, works out a price that nets out marketplace fees, shipping and returns, and produces a complete eBay listing — title, category, item specifics, condition, description, photos, price — that the seller approves in one tap. It then watches incoming Best Offers and drafts the reply: accept, counter, or pass, with the arithmetic shown so the seller can sanity-check it.

The promise in one line: photograph a pile of stock, get priced, listed listings — not a pricing spreadsheet and a clipboard.

What this is not

• Not a "post to every marketplace" tool. eBay, Etsy, Amazon and Shopify have real listing APIs. Depop, Vinted, Poshmark, Mercari, Grailed and Facebook Marketplace do not — and Vinted's terms explicitly ban bots and scraping. Automating them means our users get banned and we get the letter.
• Not an autonomous seller. No bot accepts offers or prices inventory without the seller's approval in v1. One mispriced sale destroys the trust this product depends on, and the seller owns the legal burden of the listing either way.

Who it's for

Part-time and full-time eBay resellers carrying real inventory: thrift and estate-sale flippers, vintage and clothing sellers, small resale shops with a few hundred items listed. Their bottleneck is not finding stock — it is the 10–15 minutes of research, pricing and data entry per item that decides whether picking another box is worth it. They already trust eBay; they are suspicious of anything that promises magic.