Does every plan get the full scan analysis?

Yes. Identification, price range, recent sales, what is for sale now, competition and how fast it sells, fee estimates, listing title and description, and reselling tips are included on every scan. Plans differ in how many scans you get per month and in extras like inventory tools, Sale Finder, and the analytics dashboard.

Is there a confidence score?

No percentage score, on purpose: no single number reliably tells a tight price from a loose one. You get a range built to hold about 8 in 10 real sales, the sold listings behind it, and a plain note next to the price when the category or the matching sales run wide.

Can I share a scan result with someone else?

Yes. Tap Share on any scan result to get a public link. The person you send it to sees the item, the price range, and the recent sales without needing an account. You can share before or after you list the item.

What you get with every scan | Help

A full breakdown of a scan result: identification, price range, recent sales, what is for sale now, how fast it sells, fees, listing content, and tips.

Every scan runs the same thorough analysis with real-time web search, on every plan. Here is what appears on a result page and how to read it.

Identification

Brand, model, artist or maker, era, production method, and condition, plus an estimated date where the AI can pin one down. Adding hints or extra photos of labels and maker's marks sharpens this. On a less certain pottery or glass, jewelry, or antiques result, the scan may ask "Is it one of these?" and show a few real eBay listings that look like your photo. Tap the one that matches and the price is redone for that item, or tap None of these and say what it is.

Pricing

A low, suggested, and high price built on real sold data, not asking prices. Use the low end for quick sales in a saturated market and the high end for rare items when you can be patient.

Recent sales and what is for sale now

Recent sales from eBay, Poshmark, Mercari and category specialists, with links so you can check the prices yourself. For sale now shows current eBay listings with their asking prices, so you can see the gap between what sellers want and what buyers actually pay.

Competition and how fast it sells

Competition compares how many similar items are for sale right now with how many sell. How fast it sells is the share of similar listings that sell within about a month, so a higher number means it moves faster.

Platform fees and profit

"You keep (after fees)" is what is left after the marketplace takes its selling fee, before shipping and what you paid. The "Should I Buy It?" calculator sits on the same page: enter a buy price and estimated shipping cost and you get net profit and ROI on each marketplace, using the fees for your country.

Listing content

An SEO-optimized eBay title, a detailed plain text description that works across platforms, and suggested keywords you can copy one at a time or all at once. Every field is editable before you publish.

How sure to be, and tips

The range is built to hold about 8 in 10 real sales, and the sold listings behind the price are one tap away. When the category is one where prices vary a lot, or the matching sales spread wide, the badge under the price says "Check the price", and "More about this price" shows the numbers behind it. You also get reselling tips written for that specific item.

Want to send a result to someone? Tap Share on any scan result for a public link that shows the item, the price range, and the recent sales without an account.

Updated 2026-09-28. Something wrong or missing? Tell us and we fix the guide, not just the reply.

What you get with every scan