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Resale Pulse
Barcode to register: live eBay pricing for resale shops
Resale Pulse turns barcode scans into live eBay pricing for resale shops. Scan with your phone or a USB scanner, build your catalog, then ring sales, trade-ins, and store credit. Square & Shopify sync on paid plans. Free plan, no card needed.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm John, the maker of Resale Pulse.
I've spent my career building software that turns operational data into a decision someone can act on, from energy services and banking to telecom infrastructure at TES. Resale Pulse came from the same gap on a buying desk. Shops like Austin Video Store take in collections where a $3 tape sits next to a $300 one, and the person at the counter has seconds to know which is which. eBay has the comps but not the counter, so we built the scan-to-price-to-label-to-checkout path those shops were missing.
Resale Pulse is for shops, booths, and buying counters that price used goods in hand. You scan a UPC with a USB scanner or your phone's camera and see live eBay pricing right away. Every plan gets active listings, and Pro and Premium add sold comps. Then you save the item to your catalog with your shop's price rounding.
Here's what makes it different: it doesn't stop at "what's this worth?" On paid plans the same item flows into Square or Shopify, your in-store register, trade-ins and store credit, labels, and sales reports. Lots of scanner apps help you identify one item. I wanted something that covers the whole trip from barcode to register.
Pricing is simple. Free is $0 forever, with up to 100 catalog items and active eBay lookups, and you don't need a credit card. Pro is $29/mo ($299/yr) and Premium is $49/mo ($499/yr).
I'd really love your feedback, especially if you run a shop: what's the most annoying part of getting an item from the back room onto the sales floor?
I’ve been using Resale Pulse since August to inventory our catalog of 20,000 plus products. Since we are a largely resale store it’s not just inventorying the products that takes time, it’s looking up and valuing each item versus existing sold comps and listings. Without this tool it would have been near impossible to inventory our catalog of products in any meaningful way outside of just sticking on a hand written garage sale style sticker on everything. We still have a ways to go to get everything inventoried, but it’s now an achievable goal with this software. As a reseller this tool is a godsend.
About Resale Pulse on Product Hunt
“Barcode to register: live eBay pricing for resale shops”
Resale Pulse was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #137 on the daily leaderboard. Resale Pulse turns barcode scans into live eBay pricing for resale shops. Scan with your phone or a USB scanner, build your catalog, then ring sales, trade-ins, and store credit. Square & Shopify sync on paid plans. Free plan, no card needed.
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