eBay cuts your title at 80 characters
Usually mid-word, usually taking the size with it. Pricebird writes a title per marketplace and enforces each limit before you paste, so nothing gets chopped.
Photograph anything you are selling. Pricebird reads the photo and gives you a price range — plus the title, the description and the search keywords, sized for whichever marketplace you list on.
About twenty seconds. No card, no email until you want one.
Size read off the label in photo 2. Chest measurement not visible — measure pit to pit before you list, it is the first thing buyers ask.
Usually mid-word, usually taking the size with it. Pricebird writes a title per marketplace and enforces each limit before you paste, so nothing gets chopped.
Buyers forgive wear they were told about and open a case over wear they discover. Every scuff, bobble and missing button in the photo goes in the description.
You get a range: what it sells for this week, what it sells for with patience, and the reasoning in plain words so you can overrule it.
One photo is enough. Add the label and any damage and the listing gets sharper.
eBay, Vinted, Depop, Facebook, Poshmark, Mercari or Etsy. Each gets its own title and voice.
Title, description, keywords, price. Around twenty seconds from photo to listed.
Every one of them would make the demo look better and the listing worse.
If the label is not readable in the photo, the size comes back empty and you get asked for it. A made-up size is a return.
The price is an estimate from the photo and typical resale bands, and it says so. Anything else would be a lie with a number on it.
The image is read and dropped. Only the text of the listing is stored, so you can reopen it on your laptop.
Five listings free to decide. Then unlimited listings, every marketplace, cancel in a click.
No. Five listings, no email, no card. The account only appears if you want your listings on another device or you go Pro.
eBay, Vinted, Depop, Facebook Marketplace, Poshmark, Mercari and Etsy. Each has its own title limit, tone and hashtag rules, and each gets its own version.
No, and that is deliberate. You copy and paste. Nothing gets published in your name by a machine that has never seen the item in person.
Edit it. It is text in a box. The point is starting from something 90% right instead of an empty field at eleven at night.
One click in the billing portal, and it keeps working until the period you paid for ends.