See what sells in an eBay store, in one list
Enter an eBay seller name or a store link. The Chrome extension brings in the store's listings and their sales history; products are ranked by units sold and sales are summed up by month.
A seller name is typed; the extension reads the store's listings, products are ranked by units sold, and the one you like goes to your candidates.
Sample screen; the products and figures are illustrative.
- ~90 days
- of sales history shown by eBay
- Monthly
- sales summary and a yearly estimate
- 7 days
- a store result is reused
01What changes
The work done by hand is wiped away; one flow takes its place.
- Before
Opening store pages one by one and noting down units soldWith SellerLibraryEvery listing and its units sold in one table, the best seller on top - Before
Not knowing where to start in a store with thousands of listingsWith SellerLibraryA list you filter by units sold, price and Amazon counterpart - Before
Starting a half-finished review over againWith SellerLibraryThe scan picks up where it stopped; a result from the past week opens again
02Details
How it works
Sales history from eBay's own record
Units sold are read from eBay's sold listings, which eBay shows for about 90 days. The monthly summary is worked out from that window, and the yearly figure is clearly marked as an estimate.
Started by you, in view the whole time
A scan runs only when you start it; its progress and time left are always in view. If eBay asks for a verification it stops and tells you, and never tries to get around a check.
Picks up where it stopped
If Chrome closes or the connection drops, progress is kept and the scan carries on when it reopens. For a store scanned in the past seven days, the existing result opens.
Into your candidates in one click
Add the products you like to your candidates, sort them into folders, and give them notes and tags. The candidate list sits in the same place as Amazon matching and listing preparation.
03In the film
Store research, from inside the thirty-second film.
On-screen text
What should you sell on eBay? It reads the store you open. Who's its Amazon twin? It's a match! You always approve. Know your profit before you list: eBay price $24.90, Amazon price $12.40, fees $6.40, net profit $6.10. One click, live. Know the moment you sell. Research. Match. Publish.
04Ask Selly
About store research
Another question? Write to support@sellerlibrary.com and we'll get back to you.
YouCan I research a store without the extension?
SellyScanning an entire store is done with the extension, and only in jobs you start. Single-product and category research work without the extension.
SellyUnits are read from eBay's sold listings; older sales eBay no longer shows aren't counted. That's why the yearly figure is shown as an estimate.
SellyIt depends on the size of the store and how quickly eBay responds at the time. The extension window and the research page show the progress and an estimate of the time left.
